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The city of Santa Rosa del Aguaray, one of the most dynamic and populated districts of the department of San Pedro, is moving towards a historic transformation with the implementation of a modern sanitation system that will directly benefit more than 10,000 inhabitants. Currently, the works have already reached 10 of the planned 33 kilometers of sanitary sewage network, marking important progress for a city that in recent years has experienced strong growth driven by commerce, production and urban development. With nearly 40,000 inhabitants, Santa Rosa del Aguaray has established itself as one of the main economic centers in the north of the country. In this context, investments in health infrastructure are considered key to accompanying its expansion in an orderly and sustainable manner. This type of sanitation works is what is needed to sustain the growth of a city based on commerce and production, highlighted engineer Pablo Adorno, coordinator of the Coordination of Drinking Water, Sanitation and Hydraulic Works Projects (CAPSOH), dependent on the Vice Ministry of Public Works of the MOPC. More details The intervention is promoted by the Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) through an investment of G. 75,000 million, aimed at strengthening access to essential basic services and improving public health. The project includes the construction of 33 kilometers of sanitary sewage networks, 2,515 home connections, a pumping station and a Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP). In addition, it includes improvements to the drinking water system to guarantee a more efficient and sustainable service. The work is carried out by the company Sociedad Constructora Chaco, with supervision by the ELC-CYD consortium. Management corresponds to the TYPSA Group, while supervision is the responsibility of CAPSOH. The initiative is part of the MOPC Intermediate Cities Sanitation Program, which provides for a total investment of USD 52 million financed by the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean (CAF). In addition to Santa Rosa del Aguaray, the program will benefit the cities of Santa Rita, San Ignacio and Carapegua, expanding access to health infrastructure in different parts of the country. Date: May 13, 2026
