📋 Tender Overview
The investment project includes the construction of a new infrastructure and the acquisition of furniture and equipment to optimize access to justice for the population of the province of Ancash.
The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights (MINJUSDH), together with the private sector, has officially begun the formulation of the pre-investment study for the project Improvement and expansion of the Public Defense and Access to Justice service at the Recuay headquarters in the department of Ancash, with an approximate investment of S/ 5 million.
With a poverty rate of 52.2%, this region has a high demand for public defense services in matters such as civil, family, criminal and labor proceedings. Currently, the Recuay headquarters has two rented premises, which serve a population of more than 19,000 inhabitants distributed in the districts of Recuay, Ticapampa, Catac, Cotaparaco, Huayllapampa, Pararin, Marca, Llacllin, Pampas Chico and Tapacocha.
This initiative, presented by the Antamina Mining Company S.A. through the Works for Taxes (OxI) mechanism, seeks to optimize access to justice for the most vulnerable population in said region. The project is part of the portfolio of 22 infrastructure projects to be prioritized through the Works for Taxes (OxI) mechanism and includes the construction of a new Public Defense and Access to Justice headquarters in Recuay, on a land area of 2,630 m2, in addition to the acquisition of furniture and equipment.
Field visit, stakeholder workshops and basic studies
Within the framework of this process, the consulting firm Tras100d, hired by Antamina to formulate the pre-investment study, has deployed its technical team in the city of Recuay on October 16 and 17. During these days, technical information surveys, stakeholder workshops with key actors and basic studies of topography and soil mechanics, necessary for the development of the project, were carried out.
The workshop for stakeholders, held at the Municipal Theater of Recuay, was attended by representatives of various institutions, including the Judiciary, the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations, the Provincial Municipality of Recuay, the Public Prosecutors Office, the PNP Sectoral Police Station of Recuay, among others.
Commitment and strategic alliances for development
This investment project not only reflects the commitment of the MINJUSDH to improve justice services in one of the most needy regions of the country, but also exemplifies the effectiveness of the Works for Taxes (OxI) mechanism, which allows the execution of public investment to be accelerated through strategic alliances with the private sector. In this case, the private initiative presented by the Antamina Mining Company S.A. constitutes a significant contribution to improve the quality of life in the area of its influence.
The start of the execution of this work will represent a concrete step towards reducing infrastructure gaps in the justice sector, benefiting one of the most needy regions of the country. The MINJUSDH, through its Sectoral Commission that promotes the execution of investments under the mechanism of Works for Taxes, chaired by Dr. Giovanna Fiorella Gonzales Soto, continues to promote high social impact projects in collaboration with the private sector, as is the case of the Antamina Mining Company S.A., which presented this private initiative.
