📋 Tender Overview
Cusco Regional Government Transforms the Lives of More Than 12,700 Families with Authentic Investment in Basic Sanitation in CanasWater is a right and not a privilege. The regional governor, Werner Salcedo Alvarez, transforms the reality of the province of Canas through an investment of more than 45 million soles in favor of more than 12,700 inhabitants with the delivery of important sanitation works that represent health, well-being and a fairer future for families that, for decades, were postponed by previous administrations.
In this way, today they have access to essential services such as safe water and adequate sanitation systems, marking a before and after in their quality of life. These actions represent not only infrastructure works, but a true vindication of the right to live with dignity in the rural areas of the Canena province.
Within this framework, important projects have been completed and put at the service of the population in the town center of Consabamba (Checca), as well as in the communities of Chullucani, Chucchucalla, Hanccoyo (Central and Pampio sectors) and the town of Kaskani (Yanaoca) with 100% execution. The aforementioned works reflect a management that prioritizes those who were historically postponed.
Likewise, the Cusco Regional Government is advancing responsibly in the execution of the drinking water and sanitation system in the community of Anansaya (Checca), which already presents more than 69% progress, which reaffirms the commitment to complete works that directly impact the health and well-being of the population.
We cannot talk about development while there are families without access to safe water. Our commitment is clear: to work tirelessly to close historical gaps and guarantee decent conditions for all Cusco residents, especially in our rural communities, stressed the governor, Werner Salcedo Alvarez, who also highlighted that these investments are part of a vision of development with social justice.
For his part, the regional manager of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, Jose Ruben Santillana Corilla, stated that the set of interventions contributes significantly to the reduction of diseases of water origin, strengthen public health and promote a more dignified and healthy coexistence.
