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This intervention of the Minam, through the Executing Unit 003, will impact the quality of life of 2.6 million residents of Tacna, Arequipa and Ucayali, thanks to the investment of S/348 million.Lime. - The Ministry of Environment (Minam) initiated the process of implementing an ambitious project that will improve public cleaning in 27 districts of the country, which will positively impact the quality of life of 2.6 million settlers, together, of the Arequipa, Tacna and Ucayali regions.
As reported by the Technical Coordinator of the Executing Unit 003 Integral Environmental Quality Management of the Minam, Manuel Pachas, this sector intervention is part of the investment program Improvement and expansion of the public cleaning service in the provinces of Arequipa, Colonel Portillo and Tacna.
He explained that the current stage includes the development of technical studies. He added that the international consultant has deployed technical personnel to the areas where he will execute the studies and technical works for the collection of information necessary for the elaboration of the technical files.
The Minam will support the improvement of the municipal waste management in the aforementioned provinces, implementing modern infrastructure and applying sustainable technologies for recycling and the valuation of waste, he said.
The actions of this program will strengthen environmental management. In addition, it includes the supervision of works, implementation of the infrastructure and technical accompaniment to the municipalities for the operation of physical works.
This initiative will benefit 27 districts in three regions of the country. In Arequipa (18), Tacna (5) and Coronel Portillo in Ucayali (4) and our country will move towards a sustainable waste management model, aligned with the sustainable development objectives (SDGs) and the national commitment to reduce pollution and improve the quality of life of the population.
The execution includes the construction of sanitary landfills in the three provinces, with waterproofing, drainage and gase control systems to protect public health and the environment; Organic and inorganic waste valorization plants, which will promote recycling and compost production.
In Arequipa, it also includes a transfer plant and another biological mechanical treatment, being the first in the country to reduce, separate and take advantage of solid waste. In Tacna, the project also includes a transfer plant.
The signing of the start act between EU 003-Gica Minam and the Contractor Consortium was held on August 29 of this year. This effort has the support of German cooperation implemented by KFW.
