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The Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM) approved the update of the Strategic Plan for National Development (PEDN) to 2050, through Supreme Decree No. 103-2023-PCM, published today in the newspaper El Peruano.
This main management tool defines national priorities and lays the foundations for the country's medium- and long-term sustainable development; Improve the quality of life of people, promote economic growth, scientific and technological progress, and promote the care of the environment, transcending the temporality of governments.
The formulation and updating of the Plan is the result of a broad participatory process that began in 2017, being led by the National Center for Strategic Planning (Ceplan) through multisectoral, interinstitutional and intergovernmental coordination. It was attended by the powers of the State, autonomous constitutional bodies, regional and local governments, political parties, academia and representative institutions of civil society.
It is framed in the Political Constitution of Peru and is aligned with the 35 State Policies, contributing to achieving the Vision of Peru to 2050. In addition, it guides the formulation of the General Government Policy, policies and plans, and international commitments, such as the 2030 Agenda and the OECD, marking a path to promote the harmonious and sustainable development of the country.
The PEDN to 2050 has four National Objectives that will guide the main decisions of the Peruvian State during the coming decades, seeking the full development of people and their capabilities, sustainable management of the territory, greater competitiveness and productivity, the promotion of science, technology, digital transformation and innovation, and strengthen democracy and peace; as well as the institutionality and effectiveness of the State.
In this regard, the head of Ceplan, Giofianni Peirano, stressed that Peru has become one of the few countries in the region that has a National Development Plan projected to 2050, which establishes goals to be met in 2026, 2030, 2040 and 2050, exceeding the temporality of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to 2030; He also stressed that the plan includes digital transformation as a national objective, underlining Peru's commitment to technological modernization.
In that sense, the PEDN to 2050 represents a strategic commitment to achieve a better future. "The national objectives will consolidate Peru as a democratic, ethical, inclusive, competitive country, integrated into the world and proud of its cultural diversity," Peirano said.
It should be noted that the PEDN to 2050 is a document that will be updated periodically to incorporate changes in the national and international context. Likewise, Ceplan, in coordination with the entities of the National Strategic Planning System, will carry out the process of monitoring and evaluating the progress and challenges of the plan.
