Likewise, the institution indicated that these improvements contribute to the State-run Strategy for the Permanent Exit from Poverty.
"Peru is one of the countries that has more advantages in water resources management because it works on that very well. That's why the gap to have an efficient system is very short and it would be covered," said IDB specialist Mauro Nalesso during his participation in the
VIII Social Inclusion Week, organized by the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (Midis).
The IDB expert on water and sanitation matters considered that Peru has a good opportunity to meet the
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, especially in access to a safe source of water, which contributes to gaps reduction.
The officer also pointed out it is necessary to manage —through planning more in line with the territory— the sustainable use of water resources for the agriculture and other economic activities that improve the
poor population's quality of life.