The Government-to-Government agreement between Peru and the United Kingdom for the Reconstruction with Changes Programme has been extended until 31 December 2023. This extension allows the UK Delivery Team to continue providing technical assistance to the Authority for Reconstruction with Changes to accelerate the implementation of health facilities and schools, as well as to manage transparent and effective procurement processes of integrated solutions for flood control in rivers, gullies and drainage systems in northern Peru. This extension will continue to generate thousands of jobs nationwide and will carry on the reconstruction of 74 schools and 18 health facilities. Additionally, it will support the implementation of integrated solutions for flood prevention projects, which will benefit over 4 million Peruvians.In the framework of the G2G, 22 schools and 2 health facilities have already been delivered in 8 regions: Tumbes, Cajamarca, Huancavelica, Piura, Ancash, Lambayeque, La Libertad and Lima. In addition, in order to guarantee the continuity of health services, 5 temporary health establishments are in operation in Ancash, Piura and Lima. The technical assistance of the UKDT, formed by British companies Mace, Arup and Gleeds, comprises the management, planning, monitoring and control of more than 130 projects, as well as the development of the contracting processes of a portfolio valued at over S/12,550 million, with shorter award and execution times. Similarly, knowledge transfer is a key pillar of collaboration under the G2G framework. Under this framework, more than 294 learning modules and 1103 project management trainings have been delivered.A major milestone under this partnership was reached in October with the delivery of the Master Plan for Piura River. This is the first integrated plan that proposes interventions to protect the local population from flooding that may occur due to El Nino phenomenon. In addition, more than 15 contracts for integrated solution have been signed, covering a wide range of preventive projects in rivers and gullies, as well as innovation through the implementation of early warning systems and natural infrastructure projects.
The Government-to-Government agreement between Peru and the United Kingdom for the Reconstruction with Changes Programme has been extended until 31 December 2023. This extension allows the UK Delivery Team to continue providing technical assistance to the Authority for Reconstruction with Changes to accelerate the implementation of health facilities and schools, as well as to manage transparent and effective procurement processes of integrated solutions for flood control in rivers, gullies and drainage systems in northern Peru. This extension will continue to generate thousands of jobs nationwide and will carry on the reconstruction of 74 schools and 18 health facilities. Additionally, it will support the implementation of integrated solutions for flood prevention projects, which will benefit over 4 million Peruvians.In the framework of the G2G, 22 schools and 2 health facilities have already been delivered in 8 regions: Tumbes, Cajamarca, Huancavelica, Piura, Ancash, Lambayeque, La Libertad and Lima. In addition, in order to guarantee the continuity of health services, 5 temporary health establishments are in operation in Ancash, Piura and Lima. The technical assistance of the UKDT, formed by British companies Mace, Arup and Gleeds, comprises the management, planning, monitoring and control of more than 130 projects, as well as the development of the contracting processes of a portfolio valued at over S/12,550 million, with shorter award and execution times. Similarly, knowledge transfer is a key pillar of collaboration under the G2G framework. Under this framework, more than 294 learning modules and 1103 project management trainings have been delivered.A major milestone under this partnership was reached in October with the delivery of the Master Plan for Piura River. This is the first integrated plan that proposes interventions to protect the local population from flooding that may occur due to El Nino phenomenon. In addition, more than 15 contracts for integrated solution have been signed, covering a wide range of preventive projects in rivers and gullies, as well as innovation through the implementation of early warning systems and natural infrastructure projects.
