📋 Tender Overview
The new technical meeting will be on April 14 and specialized information from the basin will be sharedThe National Water Authority (ANA), an entity attached to the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (MIDAGRI), promotes actions to close gaps in the availability of water in the Chancay-Huaral basin, through the coordination of water planting and harvesting projects that will benefit communities located in the middle and upper middle zones of the territory.
The coordination was developed, through the Technical Secretariat of the Water Resources Council of the Chancay-Huaral Basin, a working meeting with the Sierra Azul and Agro Rural executing units in order to promote investment projects in the Huataya and Anasmayo sub-basins.
For this, the president of the Huachinga peasant community and the representative of the territorial group of the Huataya sub-basin also participated, who presented the main needs and potential of the area for the development of natural storage, infiltration and water regulation interventions.
During the meeting, financing mechanisms were also evaluated, including ordinary resources and the modality of works for taxes, with the aim of making sustainable projects viable that strengthen water consolidation in the basin. These initiatives will directly benefit eight farming communities, which need to ensure the availability of the resource during dry periods to sustain their productive activities.
On the agenda, it was highlighted that reforestation actions, as well as the management of ecosystems in the upper parts, generate direct benefits in the lower area, by improving infiltration, favoring the natural regulation of water, reducing erosion and reducing sedimentation in channels and reservoirs.
As part of the agreements reached, a new technical meeting was scheduled for April 14, in order to share specialized information on the basin and continue with the structuring of water planting and harvesting projects.
With this articulated work, the ANA continues to work and articulate sustainable actions to strengthen water security in the Chancay-Huaral basin, integrating efforts with public entities and local actors to guarantee water for the population, agriculture and ecosystems.
