📋 Tender Overview
The decentralized technical teams of Trabaja Peru in coordination with the Decentralized Directorates of Culture DDC are developing face-to-face visits to historical and archaeological monuments and sites historical urban environments museums and pre-Hispanic roads that local governments with districts focused on The Program seeks to add value through immediate intervention activities. Through these visits carried out following all biosafety protocols the teams seek to verify the suitability of carrying out work with unskilled labor -immediate intervention activities- such as cleaning conditioning and maintenance of these areas in the context of a cooperation agreement signed between Trabaja Per and the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism Mincetur.In Tarata for example it will seek to revitalize the Inca Trail and in this way promote tourism and local economic development. For this reason the archaeological site in question was visited on March 16 by a technical team from the Program - led by the head of the Tacna Zonal Unit Edgar Salas - and the DDC as well as by the provincial mayor Pascual Cusi who carried out the respective technical evaluation to verify the suitability of an intervention. Likewise as well as on the Inca Trail in Tarata the Santa Mara Archaeological Center and the Qala Qala Caves are expected to intervene.Similar activity was carried out in the former El Naranjal farm one of the most powerful large estates in Peru during the Republican era a historical monument with more than 100 years old located in San Martn as well as in the tourist and archaeological sector of the Golden Forest located in the El Tambo district Junn.The agreement between Trabaja Per and Mincetur is part of the Emergency Decree No. 028-2021 which dictates extraordinary measures in economic and financial matters. Thanks to the agreement immediate intervention activities may be carried out in a coordinated manner through the Program in various local governments with the aim of generating temporary jobs in favor of the most vulnerable population. Trabaja Per launched its call on February 19 and plans to generate this year more than 100000 temporary jobs for the benefit of Peruvians living in poverty and extreme poverty and people affected by the health emergency.
