- BCP will invest more than S/ 39 million in this project through the Works for Taxes mechanism.
Arequipa, March 25, 2024.- BCP, which is committed to developing the country’s education infrastructure, signed an agreement with GORE Arequipa to finance and execute a project to expand and improve the Ludwing Van Beethoven school in Arequipa with an investment of more than S/ 39 million through the Work for Taxes mechanism. This project is the first investment in a portfolio of S/500 million that BCP approved in 2023.
“This project ratifies BCP’s commitment to national development by reducing gaps in education infrastructure and quality. Around 1,800 students in the region will strengthen their academic skills and capacities for sports in environments that are adequate for these purposes, “ commented Bernier Chaman, Commercial Leader of Branches in BCP’s Southern Zone.
The Ludwing Van Beethoven project focuses on improving and expanding the primary and secondary schools. It includes building classrooms for both levels, as well as a learning innovation space, laboratories, school library, multi-purpose room, among others.
“With this investment, BCP has affirmed its commitment to sustainably development in the country through improvements to education infrastructure and we are convinced that the private sector can, through the Works for Taxes mechanism, join the State in efforts to improve the quality of life of thousands of Peruvians,” commented Bernier Chaman at BCP.
Since 2010, BCP has invested more than S/1,000 million in the Works for Taxes mechanism via a project portfolio with more than 90 initiatives at the national level. Sixty (60) percent of these efforts target educational infrastructure and the other 40% , road infrastructure.
