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Initiative led by the Agency will be structured under a PPP scheme, with a focus on operational efficiency, sustainability and participation of the private sector to close sanitation gaps.Lima, March 26, 2026.- The Private Investment Promotion Agency (PROINVERSION) consolidated a new advance in its project portfolio by assuming ownership of the project Sanitation Services in the provinces of Chanchamayo and Concepcion, department of Junin (WWTP Chanchamayo and Concepcion), an initiative that will be developed under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model.
The milestone was achieved after the signing of a power delegation agreement with the Provincial Municipality of Chanchamayo, through which PROINVERSION will lead the formulation, structuring, transaction and contractual execution of the project, within the framework of Law No. 32441 and its regulations. As a next step, the signing of a similar agreement with the Provincial Municipality of Concepcion is planned to complete the comprehensive scope of the initiative.
The project, currently in the formulation phase, contemplates an estimated investment of more than US$ 296 million and will benefit more than 320 thousand people in the cities of La Merced, Santa Ana (Perene), Sangani (Perene), Pichanaqui, Concepcion and Nueve de Julio, in the Junin region. The initiative includes the development of key infrastructure such as primary sewer networks, pumping stations, wastewater treatment plants and monofills.
From an investment perspective, the project represents a relevant opportunity for specialized operators and infrastructure funds interested in the sanitation sector in Peru, with a scheme that prioritizes technical standards, environmental sustainability and efficiency in the provision of services.
Likewise, the execution of the project will contribute to the reduction of pollution in the Chanchamayo, Perene, Achamayo and Mantaro rivers, improving the sanitary conditions of the population and generating positive externalities such as promoting tourism and local economic development, in addition to enabling the potential reuse of treated water.
This initiative is part of the Governments strategy to accelerate the closing of infrastructure gaps through the PPP 5.0 approach, aimed at strengthening the predictability of projects, improving institutional coordination and promoting greater participation of the private sector in the development of sustainable infrastructure in the country.
