PERU fishing with guts to report…
With an investment of 32 million 400,000 soles of the Ministry of Production, through the National Fisheries Development Fund (FONDEPES), works for the construction of the Lambayeque Artisan Fishing Landing District of San José were initiated.
The Regional President of Lambayeque, Humberto Acuña Peralta, and the district mayor of San Jose, Macario Party, which recently toured the ground work for the construction of this fishing structure began.
The authorities found that the Consortium San Jose, contractor in charge of the project, started by enabling access roads and earthworks in the area north of San José.
Acuña and Party welcomed the start of a work delayed for many years and will soon become a reality, ensuring that the aquatic products taken in Lambayeque sea are landed in that landing without using fishing infrastructure in other regions.
"In 2011 we established a joint agenda with the President, Ollanta Humala and fishing Landing was a priority. This commitment is being fulfilled for the benefit of lambayecanos fishermen who now have more work and development opportunities for your family"Said Acuña Peralta.
According to the project, with SNIP 65958 code, an access bridge pilings with pre manufactured with a length of 834.67 meters and 4.2 meters wide will be built.
Also, a pier or dock -cabezo length of 50 meters long and 8 meters wide; and a platform attached to 2.50 meters wide with two different levels for small and medium 1.5 and 2.5 dimension boats.
Enabling embankment to the operational area of 5,760 square meters, building environments Fishing Landing craft, based on reinforced concrete structures and improving path over a length of 1.2 kilometers were also executed.
Sanitary facilities, implementation of equipment for handling area, acquisition of additional equipment included; and a training program for users Fishworkers management of aquatic resources.
Finally, involves a monitoring and evaluation, administration, and complementary studies (rate study, baseline, mid-term and ex-post evaluation) program.
According to the first Census of Artisanal Fisheries in the Marine Field, conducted by the Ministry of Production, the Lambayeque region has 2,945 fishermen, 981 artisanal fishing vessel owners, and 1,302 boats.
SOURCE: Andina.com.pe
