Today, the groundbreaking ceremony was held for the modernization of the Ciro Alegría Institute of Higher Technological Education in Chepén, which will be made possible through this mechanism with an investment of S/ 122.9 million.

More than 67% of the portfolio is concentrated in transport, education and health, key sectors to close infrastructure gaps at the national level.

The modern infrastructure will be built in the Miraflores district and will strengthen the supervisory and promotional functions of the securities market.

The Private Investment Promotion Agency (PROINVERSIÓN) presented VERTIX, an innovative digital statistical information tool that allows users to view data, monitor projects, and analyze the investment portfolio promoted by the entity in greater depth.

Investments are concentrated in high–social-impact projects in transport (PEN 1.275 billion), education (PEN 1.168 billion), public order and security (PEN 752 million), and health (PEN 744 million).

Projects in transport, education, health, and security are already benefiting millions of Peruvians, consolidating the Works for Taxes (OxI) mechanism as the fastest tool to close social infrastructure gaps.

The Special Continuous Improvement Award granted by Ciudadanos al Día (BPG Award) highlights the contribution of the Works for Taxes mechanism, promoted by PROINVERSIÓN, which enables companies to gain firsthand experience working jointly with the State and making projects a reality—projects that transform communities across the country.

Between January and October 2025, over S/ 3,400 million was awarded, as a result of coordinated efforts between PROINVERSIÓN and public entities to improve the country’s infrastructure and public services.

At the agreement signing ceremony, which was attended by the head of PROINVERSIÓN, Luis Del Carpio; the district mayor of Caraybamba, Jhon Anchayhua Segoviau and the director of Decentralized Investments, Denisse Miralles, the importance of the OxI mechanism to accelerate the closing of gaps in the town of Apurimac was highlighted.

The Private Investment Promotion Agency (PROINVERSIÓN) reports that the National Penitentiary Institute (INPE), an entity attached to the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights (MINJUSDH), plans to execute six major penitentiary infrastructure projects nationwide through the Works for Taxes (OxI) mechanism, with an estimated investment of S/ 1,182 million.