📋 Tender Overview
Joint work between Midis and the Peruvian Army made it possible to bring state services to more than 2,400 citizens in the districts of Limabamba and Omia. With the aim of facilitating access to the various State services to those who need them most, the Government, through the National PAIS Program of the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion and the Peruvian Army, launched the second pilot of Terrestrial PIAS in the districts of Limabamba and Omia, province of Rodriguez Mendoza in Amazonas.
It is worth highlighting that more than 7,200 consultations were carried out by more than 34 institutions and 100 multidisciplinary specialists to benefit more than 2,400 citizens with consultations in nutrition, traumatology, general medicine, psychology, dentistry, pediatrics, gynecology, ophthalmology, delivery of medications, anemia screening, HIV screening, immunizations, registration of undocumented persons, renewal, rectification of address and duplicate of DNI, among many other procedures in favor of citizens. Midis was also present with its social programs such as Pension 65, which will monitor users; Together will update the data of its users, Cuna Mas will carry out demonstration sessions of the Family Support Service, Qali Warma will carry out a demonstration session of the school food service and Foncodes will participate with inclusive rural enterprises.
There are more than one hundred thousand populated centers in the country and in their dispersion they encounter difficulties that we have the challenge of solving. This work with the Ministry of Defense, with the Joint Command, with the Peruvian Army based on the commitment to the Terrestrial PIAS is that: to continue strengthening; as in the human body, those arteries, those veins that communicate the State with you expressed the Minister of Development and Social Inclusion, Julio Demartini, who traveled to verify the operation of the second pilot of Terrestrial PIAS.
The Minister of Defense, Walter Astudillo; the executive director of the PAIS Program, Fidel Pintado; the regional governor of Amazonas, Gilmer Horna; the district mayor of Omia, Jose Zumaeta and the General Commander of the 6th Jungle Brigade, Gen. EP Guillermo Santolalla, among other local authorities.
About the PIAS Terrestres pilot
Let us remember that the launch of the first PIAS Terrestres pilot was made last June in Ayabaca (Piura), and will soon be implemented in the provinces of Condesuyos and Castilla in the Arequipa region, where it is expected to serve more than 1,200 people.
