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Infrastructure Projects PERU Last update September, 2020 Milestone 1: Award TRANSACTION HYDROCARBONS Masification Of The Use Of Natural Gas - Distribution Of Natural Gas Through A Network Of Pipelines In The Regions Of Apurímac, Ayacucho, Huancavelica, Junín, Cusco, Puno Status: And Ucayali The estimated award (USD 200 Million) is expected during The Project consists of the implementation of the indispensable the 3rd quarter 2020. infrastructure to provide the Natural Gas Distribution Service for the diverse users, in the regions of Apurímac, Ayacucho, Huancavelica, Junín, Cusco, Puno and Ucayali. The minimum infrastructure to be implemented, as part of the concession, in each city will be: (i) Main Reception and Regulation Station; (ii) High Pressure Steel Network; (iii) District Regulation Stations; and (iv) Medium Pressure Polyethylene Network. Integrated Gas Transportation System, South Zone (Investment amount to be defined) Status: The project is framed within the energy policy called “Energy The estimated award Security” and includes a natural gas and natural gas liquids transport is expected during the system, which will provide security of supply to the users of the National Interconnected Electric System (SEIN) and to the users of 1st semester 2021. natural gas (NG) and natural gas liquids (LNG); as well as to provide coverage of NG and LNG supply for the users of the main cities of the southern area of Peru: Cusco, Apurimac, Puno, Arequipa, Moquegua and Tacna, and the “Southern Peru Energy Node in Mollendo and Ilo” (Puerto Bravo and Ilo Thermal Power Plants, respectively). RAILWAYS Huancayo - Huancavelica Railway (USD 232 Million) Status: The estimated award The project consists on the rehabilitation and improvement of the Huancayo – Huancavelica railroad, it comprises he design, finance, is expected during the works execution, acquisition of rolling stock materials, operation and 4th quarter 2020. maintenance. ELECTRICITY 138 KV Puerto Maldonado - Iberia Transmission Line and 20/60/23 KV of 100 MVA Valle del Chira Substation (USD 50,613,27 Million) Status: The purpose of the transmission line, of simple circuit and 160 km The estimated award in length, is to supply electricity to the city of Iberia, as well as the is expected during the population and industrial loads of the zone, with energy coming from the National Interconnected Electric Grid (SEIN, by its acronym in Spanish). 2nd quarter 2021. As part of the project, the Puerto Maldonado substation must be expanded, to complete the connection cells of the existing transformer and to install the exit bay of the Puerto Maldonado-Iberia line. Likewise, the project aims to provide relatability to the energy provision in the department of Piura. Relevant dates: • The Payment of the Participation Right may be made until January 29, 2021. • The Presentation of the Qualification Application of the interested bidders will be received until February 3, 2021. • The Qualification Announcement will be made on March 2nd, 2021. • The presentation offers and the awarding of the project is estimated for April 07, 2021. STRUCTURE ELECTRICITY 500 KV Piura Nueva Frontera Substation Transmission Line Status: (USD 163,502,301.00 Million) The estimated call for Interconnection Project of the electrical systems of Peru and tenders is expected Ecuador. It comprises the construction of a 500 kV Transmission Line of simple circuit with an approximate length of 263.2 km, during the 2nd which will begin its trajectory in the substation Piura Nueva 500 kV semester of 2020. and will culminate in the border point with Ecuador. The project also includes the expansion of the Piura Nueva substation. ROADS Status: Longitudinal de la Sierra Road - Tranch IV The estimated award (USD 280 Million) is expected during the The project consists on the rehabilitation and upgrade works of 117 2nd quarter 2021. km of roads, the regular initial maintenance of 280 km of roads and Call for Tenders Date: the operation and continuous maintenance of 970 km of roads in order to conserve the highway at established levels of service. 2nd semester 2020. HEALTH Status: Two new hospitals: Piura and Chimbote (ESSALUD) The estimated award (USD 254 Million) is expected during the The projects consist of the design, construction, equipment, operation and 2nd quarter 2021. maintenance of supplementary services (gray coats) of Highly Specialized Call for Tenders Date: Hospitals for the Social Security System of Peru (ESSALUD); one will be 1st quarter 2021. located in the department of Piura. SANITATION AND WATER SYSTEM Status: Puerto Maldonado’s new wastewater treatment plant The estimated award is expected during the (USD 58 Million) 2nd quarter 2021. The project will consist in the financing, construction, operation and Call for Tenders Date: maintenance of a wastewater installation in Puerto Maldonado. 1st quarter 2021. Headwaters and pipeline works for Lima’s potable water supply (USD 60 Million) Status: The project consists on the Design, financing, construction, operation and The estimated award maintenance of the following new works: (i) Expansion of Pomacocha and Huallacocha Bajo reservoirs (to 90 MMC), (ii) Captchment channels is expected during the (12 km), (iii) Trans-Andean tunnel (10 km), (iv) Huachipa II Water 2nd quarter 2021. Treatment Plant (5m3/s), (v) Additional reservoirs (137,000 m3), (vi) Call for Tenders Date: South branch line (40 km) inc. 7 reservoirs, and (vii) Interconnecting Lines (90 km). Includes the O&M of the following existing facilities: (i) Huachipa 4th quarter 2020. water up-take, (ii) Huachipa I Plant (5 m3 /s), and (iii) North branch line (27 km) incl. 4 reservoirs. PRODUCTION Ancon Industrial Park Status: Direct Award: 1st (USD 650 Million) semester 2021. The project comprises of the construction of a Industrial Park in Estimated call for Ancon, Lima. The modality is Asset Transfer and has a deadline of 30 years. Tenders Date: 2nd semester 2020. FORMULATION ELECTRICITY 220/60 KV Chincha nueva substation and 220/60 KV Nazca nueva substation (USD 39,793,000.00 Million) Status: This project aims to provide a connection to strengthen the energy The estimated award supply in the region of Ica. The project includes the implementation of the main facilities and equipment of the 220/60 kV Chincha Nueva is expected during the substation and 220/60 kV Nazca Nueva substation 4th quarter 2020. Relevant dates: • The Payment of the Participation Right will be possible until October 13, 2020. • The Presentation of the Qualification Application of the interested bidders will be received until October 16, 2020. • The Qualification Announcement will be made on October 30, 2020. • The Presentation of offers and the awarding of the project will be made on November 30, 2020. COMMUNICATIONS Status: Radio spectrum bands: (I) 1 750 – 1 780 MHZ and 2 150 – 2 180 MHZ; and (II) 2 300 -2 330 MHZ The estimated award is expected during the (USD 291 Million) 2nd quarter 2021. The project consists on the expand nationwide the development of Call for Tender Date: mobile broadband systems in the country, for technologies such as 4G, 5G, or higher. The AWS-3 and 2.3 GHz bands will offer better 4th Quarter 2020. coverage characteristics and greater data capacity. Milestone 2: Interest Declaration STRUCTURE ROADS Status: Peripheral ring road Direct Award: 2nd (estimated USD 2,049 Million) quarter 2021. Competitive Scenario: The project comprises of the construction of a highway of approximately 33.2 km between Elmer Faucett Avenue, Canta 4th quarter 2021. Callao Avenue and Circunvalacion Avenue. Estimated Interest Declaration Date: 4th quarter 2020. EDUCATION Status: High-performance schools: Coar Center Region Direct Award: 2nd (USD 60 Million) quarter 2021. The project will consist of the construction, implementation, Competitive Scenario: maintenance and operation of 4 high- performance schools (COAR) 4th quarter 2021. in the regions of Junín, Pasco, Huancavelica and Cusco. Estimated Interest Declaration Date: 4th quarter 2020. FORMULATION MINING Status: Algarrobo mining Project Direct Award: 2nd quarter 2021. (USD 350 Million) Competitive Scenario: The project will consist of the exploration, mining operation through 4th quarter 2021. an underground mine and processing a mineralized deposit located in the mining concessions Tambo Grande N° 4, Tambo Grande N° Estimated Interest 5, Tambo Grande N° 9 and Tambo Grande N° 10, which form “El Declaration Date: 4th Algarrobo Project”. quarter 2020. EDUCATION Status: Schools at risk: Villa María del Triunfo Direct Award: 2nd (USD 72 Million) semester 2021. Competitive Scenario: The project is located in the Villa María del Triunfo district, Lima, and 2022. would consist on the construction, implementation, maintenance and operation of the complementary services in the Educational Estimated Interest Public Centers of five schools at risk, which are located on Villa Declaration Date: 2nd María del Triunfo. quarter 2021. Schools at risk: Lima Metropolitana (USD 227 Million) Status: Direct Award: 2nd semester The project is located in the Villa El Salvador and San Juan de Miraflores district, Lima, and would consist on the construction, 2021.Competitive Scenario: implementation, maintenance and operation of the complementary 2022. Estimated Interest services in the Educational Public Centers of five schools at risk, Declaration Date: 2nd which are located on Villa El Salvador and San Juan de Miraflores. quarter 2021. Schools at risk: Ate and San Juan de Lurigancho Status: (USD
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    FROM SELF-BUILT PERIPHERY TO METROPOLITAN BUSINESS DISTRICT 417 From Self-built Periphery to Metropolitan Business District: Spatial Transformations, Emerging Urban Identities and the Concept of Citizenship in the Cono Norte, Lima, Peru KATHRIN GOLDA-PONGRATZ Clemson University “Urban planning has largely failed to create a bet- of life in Peru. Between 1940 and 2000, the capital ter human environment and has mostly had nega- city has increased its population from 645.000 to 7,5 tive repercussions for lower income groups. The people themselves have become the modern build- million and enlarged its urbanized territory nearly 16 ers of Latin American cities... Contemporary Latin times from 5000 ha to around 78.000 ha. American cities, like their predecessors, have been constructed by many builders, mostly anonymous, Today, 8,2 million out of Peru’s population of 29 forced to find their own solutions in the face of government neglect and sometimes repression.” million live in greater Lima, 40 per cent of them Jorge E. Hardoy1 live in the more or less consolidated informal city.3 “When people have no control over, no responsibil- The Cono Norte (or Lima Norte), as a self-built and ity for key decisions in the housing process, dwell- gradually densified and consolidated urban ag- ing environments may instead become a barrier to personal fulfillment and a burden on the economy.” glomeration, counts 2,2 million inhabitants at the John F. C. Turner2 end of 2010 and, more than a suburb, it has be- come a new metropolitan center attached to the The sensation of contemporary Lima is the one of a capital city with its own logics, aspirations and its never-ending city along the coastline, a band of low- own economy.
  • The Persistent Effects of Peru's Mining Mita

    The Persistent Effects of Peru's Mining Mita

    Econometrica, Vol. 78, No. 6 (November, 2010), 1863–1903 THE PERSISTENT EFFECTS OF PERU’S MINING MITA BY MELISSA DELL1 This study utilizes regression discontinuity to examine the long-run impacts of the mita, an extensive forced mining labor system in effect in Peru and Bolivia between 1573 and 1812. Results indicate that a mita effect lowers household consumption by around 25% and increases the prevalence of stunted growth in children by around 6 percentage points in subjected districts today. Using data from the Spanish Empire and Peruvian Republic to trace channels of institutional persistence, I show that the mita’s influence has persisted through its impacts on land tenure and public goods provision. Mita districts historically had fewer large landowners and lower educational attainment. Today, they are less integrated into road networks and their residents are substantially more likely to be subsistence farmers. KEYWORDS: Forced labor, land tenure, public goods. 1. INTRODUCTION THE ROLE OF HISTORICAL INSTITUTIONS in explaining contemporary underde- velopment has generated significant debate in recent years.2 Studies find quan- titative support for an impact of history on current economic outcomes (Nunn (2008), Glaeser and Shleifer (2002), Acemoglu, Johnson, and Robinson (2001, 2002), Hall and Jones (1999)), but have not focused on channels of persistence. Existing empirical evidence offers little guidance in distinguishing a variety of potential mechanisms, such as property rights enforcement, inequality, ethnic fractionalization, barriers to entry, and public goods. This paper uses variation in the assignment of an historical institution in Peru to identify land tenure and public goods as channels through which its effects persist.