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The Regional Council unanimously approved a project of more than S/ 141 million that will allow the modernization of 944 pedagogical classrooms in 57 educational institutions.With the aim of closing technological gaps and strengthening the quality of educational service in the region, the Regional Government of San Martin (GORESAM) managed to get the Regional Council to unanimously approve the prioritization of the public investment project Connecting and Educating, a strategic initiative aimed at improving access, pedagogical use and sustainability of information and communication technologies (ICT) in public educational institutions.
The approval of this project responds to the need to modernize teaching-learning processes, guarantee adequate conditions for technological integration in classrooms and expand educational opportunities for thousands of students, especially in areas with greater limitations in access to digital resources.
The project, promoted by the San Martin Regional Directorate of Education (DRE), was technically supported before the plenary session of the Regional Council by its director, Edgar Moises Julca Chuquista, and his specialized team, with the support of the Office for the Promotion of Sustainable Private Investment (OPIPS), within the framework of the Works for Taxes mechanism, which will allow efficient and timely execution of the investment.
Connecting and Educating contemplates an investment of more than S/ 141 million, destined to improve the educational service in 58 Production Units, which bring together 57 public educational institutions and the Regional Directorate of Education, located in 3 population centers and 37 districts of the 10 provinces of the region, directly benefiting more than 24 thousand students.
The intervention includes the improvement and implementation of classrooms for the installation of ICT, technological equipment, the development of digital platforms, as well as training, pedagogical support and awareness-raising actions, guaranteeing efficient, sustainable and pedagogical use of technology in the 944 prioritized classrooms.
In this regard, director Edgar Julca noted that This project marks a milestone for regional education, because it will allow technology to reach more classrooms, strengthen the pedagogical work of teachers and generate greater learning opportunities for our girls, boys and adolescents. In addition, he highlighted that the unanimous approval consolidates a strategic commitment to the modernization of the educational service, directly contributing to closing technological gaps.
GORESAM and the DRE reaffirm that they will continue to work in an articulated and responsible manner to promote strategic investments that strengthen public education, promote pedagogical innovation and generate greater development opportunities for the girls, boys and adolescents of San Martin.
