📋 Tender Overview
Infrastructure projects seek to close historical gaps and improve the quality of life of native communities, with an intercultural approach and comprehensive development.The Regional Government of San Martin continues to manage and execute a set of public investment projects in native communities in the provinces of Moyobamba, Rioja and Lamas, aimed at improving access to basic services such as drinking water and sanitation, as well as strengthening health infrastructure, education and sports spaces.
These interventions are executed through the Regional Infrastructure Management, prioritizing territories that for years have faced limitations in essential services. Along these lines, the development of the technical file for the implementation of the drinking water and sanitation service in the Yarao native community, located in the district of Moyobamba, has begun.
Likewise, the technical file for the project to improve health services in the town of Naranjillo, in the district of Nueva Cajamarca, province of Rioja, has already been approved. This important intervention includes an investment of more than 19 million soles and will benefit more than six thousand residents, who will have modern infrastructure and adequate equipment for better medical care.
In the educational and sports field, next week the execution of a sports slab will begin at educational institution Ndeg00652 of the Morroyacu native community, in Moyobamba. This investment will provide adequate spaces for the practice of physical activities, contributing to the comprehensive development of students.
Likewise, the physical delivery of the project to improve and expand the drinking water and sanitation service in the Ricardo Palma native community, in the district of Chazuta, province of Lamas, has been completed. This intervention, which exceeds 3 million soles.
Added to these actions is the improvement of the drinking water and sanitation service in the native community of San Rafael, in the district of Moyobamba, a work already completed and in the process of being received. With an investment of more than 6.8 million soles, this project benefits more than 500 residents, ensuring access to safe water, adequate sanitation systems and better health and hygiene conditions.
All of these projects are executed under an intercultural approach, respecting the customs, organization and worldview of the native communities, also promoting the active participation of the population in each stage of the process.
