Neighbors of Villa El Salvador will benefit from bonds to build their home: what are the requirements

The mayors of Santiago de Surco and Villa El Salvador, Carlos Bruce and Guido Iñigo, have signed an agreement that will replicate the successful housing program in the new district. With an approach to sustainability, the program uses resources generated by the groove recycling plant to finance the bonds.

Surcano’s own roof has managed to build 28 homes to date, and it is expected that at the end of the year the 40. The bonds, which initially were S/29,700, have increased to S/32,100, which provides significant support to Families who seek to improve their living conditions. The program has demonstrated its effectiveness in Santiago de Surco and now expands to Villa El Salvador to offer bonds for housing construction.

Who benefits from the program?

The program is aimed at low -income families that meet certain requirements. To qualify, it is necessary to be the owner of the land, to have a family income less than S/2,706, not to have received a housing help from the State previously and not have other properties. This measure seeks to ensure that support reaches those who need it most.

What features do South Southwest’s own roof program have?

Housing built through the South South Raveo program have an approximate area of ​​35 square meters. Each unit includes spaces for living room, kitchen, bathroom, two bedrooms and a laundry area, all built with noble materials. This approach not only provides a home, but also promotes the quality of life of the beneficiaries.

Recycling program impact

One of the most innovative characteristics of the program is its financing through the recycling plant of the municipal company of Santiago de Surco. Each housing module is built with 115 PET plastic bales, which demonstrates a commitment to sustainability and the environment. This approach not only helps families, but also contributes to the reduction of plastic waste.

How have the mayors reacted to this initiative?

After the signing of the agreement, Mayor Carlos Bruce expressed his enthusiasm for sharing the experience of his own ceiling with Villa El Salvador. “We are delighted to make this program available and we hope to deliver the first key to a beneficiary family,” Bruce said.

For his part, Mayor Guido Iñigo thanked the collaboration and promised to replicate the program in his district. “Seeing the happiness of the families of Surco upon receiving the keys to their new homes is inspiring. We are committed to benefiting our neighbors, ”said Iñigo.