📋 Tender Overview
* This digital tool will have georeferenced information to guide interventions, analyze coverage and close social gaps.With the aim of strengthening planning and improving decision-making for the care of the vulnerable population, the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (Midis) launched the Midis Geoportal, a digital tool that will allow identifying gaps in access to services, analyzing territorial coverage and facilitating the monitoring of social interventions in the country.
Through this platform https://geoportal.midis.gob.pe/, authorities, specialists and citizens will be able to access georeferenced information on population centers, users of social programs and coverage of State services, contributing to public management based on territorial evidence.
With this launch we take a firm step towards a new way of making decisions: a more modern, articulated public management that is closer to the people. Because behind every piece of data, every map and indicator, there are families, communities that need timely responses from the State, said the head of Midis, Lily Vasquez Davila, during the presentation of the portal.
Likewise, he highlighted that this tool will allow us to see more clearly where the social gaps are, where services need to be strengthened and where to act more quickly and accurately.
The Midis Geoportal is part of the Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI), a platform that allows you to view and consult geographic information of the sector, which will help to organize, update and permanently standardize geospatial data, facilitating quick access to reliable and timely information.
The platform incorporates visualization, consultation and analysis services that facilitate access to information on coverage, availability of services and areas with greater social gaps, especially in rural and difficult-to-access areas of the country.
Present during the launch were the Secretary of Government and Digital Transformation of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM), Ricardo Zapata De La Rosa; the Vice Minister of Policies and Social Evaluation of Midis, Marco Maldonado Gutarra; as well as directors and representatives of social programs.
A State more connected to the territory
Along these lines, the geoportal will contribute to the sectors geospatial information being better organized, available and oriented to the service of citizens, strengthening transparency and facilitating better coordination between State entities.
Likewise, citizens will be able to locate nearby services such as soup kitchens, communal soup kitchens, dairy farms or care centers, facilitating access to social programs.
With this initiative, Midis makes available a modern and interoperable platform, developed with open source technology, that will integrate key information to improve decision making. Thus, it reaffirms its commitment to digital transformation and the use of geographic information to close social gaps in the country.
Lima, May 25, 2026
GENERAL OFFICE OF STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION
