Proinversion expects to exceed last year’s result, in which the awards through OXI achieved a record of S/4,203 million, distributed in 126 projects.
The awards through TAX WORKS (OXI) They achieved a record in the first bimester of the year and reached 53 projects for a total amount of S/249 million, the agency for promotion of private investment (proinversion) reported. This result is the best recorded since 2009 in terms of analyzing the two initials months.
According to the entity, the perspectives aim to exceed last year’s result, in which public institutions allocated 126 OXI projects for S/4,203 million, which will help close gaps in education, health, transport, sanitation and citizen security in a decentralized way.
Proinversion achieves record in awards via oxi
Dolly Lozano, coordinator of the Decentralized Investment Directorate of Proinversion, stressed that the good result obtained in project award under the mechanism of Tax works It is the result of coordinated work with regional authorities, local governments and public universities.
Among the most prominent projects awarded between January and February of this year are the investment grouping initiatives that include 32 IOarrs (investments to optimize, expand, rehabilitate or replenish assets) for the acquisition of rural ambulances, managed by the Regional Government of Cusco, with an amount of S/37 million.
Similarly, the improvement of the Secondary Education Service is highlighted in the IE Maria Goretti, located in the Pacasmayo district (La Libertad), with an investment of S/ 29.5 million, and the improvement of the Secondary Education Service in the IE 35 EDUVIGIS NORIEGA DE LAFORA, in the district of Guadalupe, for a total of S/ 29.9 million. It is worth mentioning that these last two projects are managed by the Regional Government of La Libertad.
Recall that the Executive Power raised S/46.185 The maximum limit for the issuance of regional and local public public investment certificates (CIPRL) with the purpose that regional governments, local municipalities and public universities can continue to develop quality infrastructure projects.
Source: Larepublica
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