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The intervention seeks to promote adequate drinking water conditions before the start of the school year for the benefit of more than 8,400 students.The National Superintendency of Sanitation Services (Sunass), prior to the start of the school year, carried out a diagnosis of drinking water and sanitation services in 12 educational institutions (II. EE.) of Tumbes and Zarumilla, as part of its School with Safe Water Educational Program.
The intervention seeks to promote the consumption of quality water in schools, strengthen the conditions of sanitation services and their appreciation in the educational community. The initiative benefits more than 8,400 students at the primary and secondary levels.
The diagnosis collects information on the state of the health infrastructure (sinks, toilets, reservoirs, cisterns and networks) and the chlorine levels in the water, in order to ensure that the service is provided in adequate conditions for students and teachers.
Of the 12 schools intervened, ten are located in the province of Tumbes and two in the province of Zarumilla. The results will serve to identify needs and guide improvement actions in coordination with educational authorities.
Sunass urged directors to prioritize the maintenance of sanitation infrastructure, to avoid drinking water leaks. Likewise, the disinfection of cisterns and storage tanks, at least twice a year.
During the visit to the DRET, Ugel and II. In the USA, Sunass presented to the directors the activities of its Educational Program 2026, which includes workshops for students, teachers and parents, training and the school contest.
