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Perú


Peru joined SWA in 2017. The main objective of the government for the sector is to provide access to sanitation services to all inhabitants of urban areas in the year 2021 and achieve the universalization of these services in a sustainable way before the year 2030.

Commitments by the government

Plan short- and medium-term investments at the national, regional and local levels for drinking water, sewerage and wastewater treatment services by supplier type.
Reviewing progress
Develop a regional plan for sustainable and quality sanitation services to help close gaps in infrastructure. Ensure sector actors are synchronized and coordinated with service providers in urban and rural areas.
Reviewing progress
The National Sanitation Policy aims to guarantee access to sanitation services for all who live in urban areas by 2021 and achieve sustainable universal sanitation by 2030.
Reviewing progress
Mr. Javier Hernández Campanella
Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS)
Government
Ana María Acevedo
Red Agua Segura (RAS)
Civil Society

Documents

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Key documents Type
2022 Country Overview: Peru
Peru - Collaborative Behaviour Country Profile 2020
Regional Roadmap for Latin America and the Caribbean
MAM Research 2: Strengthening Mutual Accountability in Partnerships for WASH - Summary of six country case studies
Peru Country brief: Strengthening mutual accountability and partnerships for WASH
Peru Country Brief
Peru - Collaborative Behaviour Country Profile
Peru 2019 SMM Country Brief

Webinars

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Demystifying tariff discussions: the good, the bad and the ugly (English, Spanish and Portuguese)

Demystifying tariff discussions: the good, the bad and the ugly (English, Spanish and Portuguese)

SWA together with USAID and Water.org co-convened a webinar that focused on Demystifying tariff discussions: the good, the...
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Practical integration of climate resilience into WASH strategies and plans (English, Spanish and Portuguese)

Practical integration of climate resilience into WASH strategies and plans (English, Spanish and Portuguese)

SWA together with GWP, UNICEF and WaterAid co-convened a webinar series to strengthen partners’ knowledge of and capacity to...
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Costing Tool Workshop

Costing Tool Workshop

On May 25, government officials from 6 LAC countries (Colombia, Haiti, México, Nicaragua, Paraguay and Peru) attended the...
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Making WASH a political and financial priority in a time of COVID-19

Making WASH a political and financial priority in a time of COVID-19

On 9 April, SWA organised a global webinar entitled “Making WASH a political and financial priority in the time of COVID-19”...
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