📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) and the Ministry of Education and Sciences (MEC), through the Project Weaving Support for Educational Excellence (TAPE), carried out the participatory workshop Planning the Temporary Relocation of Educational Spaces, aimed at strengthening the management capacity of directors and technical teams in the face of temporary transfers during infrastructure works. The activity brought together representatives of the educational sector and local authorities in a joint work space, focused on guaranteeing pedagogical continuity and the Zero Hunger program, while the interventions are developed. The main axes of the workshop were the development of the Temporary Relocation Plan, incorporating technical, logistical, pedagogical and community criteria, as well as the design of a Pedagogical Arrangements Strategy Plan, which allows sustaining learning in transfer contexts. This collaborative approach seeks to promote the transfer of knowledge between institutions and strengthen informed decision making. Among the expected results are the participatory construction of temporary relocation plans, implementing an adaptable set of pedagogical strategies, the systematization of the methodological process for future replications and the strengthening of the capacities of directors. In addition, the workshop lays the foundations for an upcoming meeting in which each institution will advance its own plan in order to have the validation of the entire educational community. The meeting, held in the Hall of the departmental management of the MEC in Ciudad del Este, Alto Parana, brought together the representative of the Departmental Management, Esteban Mendieta, directors of 17 educational institutions; zonal supervisors, as well as departmental technical teams, representatives of the Government and technical references of the RE Civil Consortium. Comprehensive transformation of education This initiative reaffirms the commitment of the MEC and the MOPC through the TAPE Project, with coordinated educational management, ensuring that infrastructure works advance without interrupting the right to learn. The execution is carried out by the RE Civil Consortium, made up of Benito Roggio e Hijos S.A. and Constructora ECO S.A., the investment is G 44,655,704,803, financed by the World Bank, with the supervision of the MOPC. Date: December 12, 2025
