Peru Ministry proposes 165 million sol investment projects for vulnerable groups
Summary and headline written by AI from the source article. How we work
The Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations in Peru presented nine investment projects worth approximately 165 million soles to be executed through the Obras por Impuestos mechanism.
This initiative aims to improve infrastructure, equipment, and specialized services for 8,800 people across Lima, Callao, and Huánuco. Minister Mara Seminario introduced these projects during a roadshow to attract private sector participation. The projects include upgrades to residential centers for at-risk adolescents, children, and elderly people.
Specific plans involve improving the Ermelinda Carrera residential center in San Miguel, which houses 200 teenage girls, and the San Judas Tadeo and Las Dalias centers, which serve 1,064 children and adolescents. The proposal also covers the construction of facilities for the Felicidad center for elderly people and improvements for three residential centers serving 197 people with disabilities. In Callao, the ministry seeks to strengthen a technical training center for 7,180 people with disabilities.
In Huánuco, the projects aim to enhance specialized services for 77 children and adolescents. The ministry set up technical tables to answer questions from companies interested in funding and executing these works.
