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    Infrastructure forIntegration

    CARLOS PAREDES RODRGUEZ

    MINISTER OF TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONSOctober 2012

    PERMinisterio

    de Transportes

    y Comunicaciones

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    More and more there is a larger demandfor competitive and high quality services.

    Change of vision from infrastructure toservice, using logistics as a linkingelement.

    This new vision allows the analysis of infrastructure and transport services inan integral way, with a multimodalapproach, considering intermodaltransfer points.

    The development of logistics platformswill help optimize the flow of transportand the reduction of logistics costs.

    NEW VISIONInfrastructure, Servicesand Logistics

    as articulating factors

    INFRASTRUCTURE

    LOGISTICS

    TRANSPORTSERVICES

    2

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    IDENTIFICATION OF LOGISTICS

    CORRIDORS

    NAME TOTAL

    02 Structural Axis

    22 corridors20 Logistics Corridors

    TOTAL (Km) 25,717

    Fuente: Plan de Desarrollo de los Servicios Logsticos de Transportes

    Elaboracin: Direccin General de Planeamiento y Presupuesto.

    The structuring of 57 logistics chains has

    permitted the understanding of thedemand of high value added services and

    the identification of 22 logistics corridors

    in the country.

    The flow of goods - and consolidated

    logistics relations of the country, are

    radially structured from the main ports,

    land borders and main consumption

    centers.

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    MAIN AXIS CHARACTERISTICS

    Must be

    completelypaved forhigherresistancefor axleload in allits structure

    1

    Long-distancecargoflow mustnot gothroughthe cities

    2Heavy load

    flow must beadequatelysignposted

    3

    Must containbroadbandcommunicationinfrastructure inthe vicinity of theroad axis

    4 Main axis will

    contain,every certaindistance,truck centerswhich arecenters thatgiveassistance totruckers

    5

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    STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES 2011-2016

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    Strategic ActionsPeriod 2011 2016:

    Main

    Project :Paving100% oftheLongitudinal de laSierrahighway

    I

    Paving of85% of

    nationalroads

    network

    Main Project:Building ofLine 2 Ate Callao

    JorgeChavezAirport

    III

    Building ofLimas Metro

    network

    MainProject:Opticalfiberbackbone

    IV

    BroadbandCapital citiesof provinces

    Main Project:

    Building andrehabilitation

    of 1,000bridges

    II

    Improvementand new

    bridges of thenational roads

    network .

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    INVESTMENTS 2012 - 2016

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    ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE

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    ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE AND CONCESSIONSPROPOSALS 2012-2016

    Road Infrastructure Investment:

    USD 11,421 millions

    Will permit the implementation of 7,270 Km of

    paved road with the participation of public and

    private sectors.

    The interventions will take place mainly in the

    Longitudinal de la Sierra, Longitudinal de la Selva

    highways, IIRSA Centro (stretches missing) .

    Towards 2016, 85% of our National Road Network

    will be paved and 100% with maintenance service

    standards that guarantee good access conditions.

    12 Concessions will take place through PublicPrivate Association with an investment of USD 3,534

    millions.

    2005 2011 2016

    8,682km 12,345 km 19,615 km

    37% 52% 85%

    Km PAVED

    PUBLIC WORKSCONCESSIONS

    APPTOTAL

    7,887 3,534 11,421

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    RAILWAY INFRASTRUCTURE

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    Line 3 (South-North)

    Surco Carabayllo

    LIMA METRO BASIC NETWORKAPPROVED BY D.S. No. 059 2010 - MTC

    You can distinguish 5lineswith a total

    length of 133

    kilometers,at a costof 12million dollars(Metro) including

    existing line 1, (line 2under construction).

    Line 5 (South-North)Chorrillos- Miraflores

    Line 4 (East-West)Ate Vitarte - Callao

    Line 2 (East-West)Ate Vitarte - Callao

    Line 1 (South-North)Villa El Salvador- San Juan dLurigancho

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    LINE 2 LIMA METRO

    LINE 2 LIMA METRO

    METROs NAME ROUTES LENGTH KM

    URBANO

    Line 2 Lima Metro

    Ate Vitarte

    Callao;

    Aeropuerto -

    Ovalo 200

    Millas Branch

    35

    TOTAL INVESTMENT: Milliions USD 3,000Note: The investment planned corresponds to the cost of theinfrastructure (It does not include sales tax IGV nor rolling stock).

    The amount is referential and will be specified when the

    feasibility study is finished.

    LINE 2 : ATE - CALLAO (East West)

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    WATERWAYS INFRASTRUCTURE

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    GENERAL OBJ ECTIVE

    The development of the Amazon Waterway System to maintain allyear round safe navigation conditions in the Ucayali, Huallaga,

    Maraon and Amazon rivers.

    STATUS OF THE PROJ ECTFeasibility study

    INVESTMENT

    Estimated investment : US$ 87 MM .

    LENGHT: 2500 Km

    WORKS TO BE EXECUTED:

    Dredging works.

    Installation of a Navigation Aid System.

    Installation of a satellite-based water-level network .

    WATERWAYS INFRASTRUCTURE2016

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    AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

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    CONCESSIONINVESTMENT

    IN USDCONCEPT

    Chinchero

    International Airport500

    Cuscos RegionalGovernment will

    purchase the land.

    AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

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    PORT INFRASTRUCTURE

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    5 CONCESSION PROCESSES INEVALUATION

    PORT INFRASTRUCTURE:Main Concessions in Evaluation

    SALAVERRY

    MARCONA

    SAN MARTIN

    IQUITOS

    ILO

    CONCESSIONSIINVESTMENT

    IN USD

    General San Martn Port Terminal (Pisco) 110

    San Juan de Marcona Port Terminal 149

    Salaverry Port Terminal 129

    Ilo Port Terminal 100

    Pucallpa Port Terminal (river) 35

    Iquitos Port Terminal (river) 25

    T O T A L 548

    PUCALLPA

    Note: Referential investment adjusted based on case studies.

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    COMMUNICATIONS

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    BROADBAND IN CAPITAL CITIES OFPROVINCES

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    1. 195 capital cities of provinces will

    be connected by broadbandthrough optical fiber.

    2. The feasibility study is being madethrough FITEL, and should befinished by November 2012.

    3. PROINVERSION will grant the awardby 2013.

    Estimated Investment:US$. 420 millions

    Concession for the construction and operationof the optical fiber backbone network

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    SUMMARY OF INVESTMENTS CHART(IN MILLIONS US$)

    CONCEPT PUBLIC WORKSCONCESSIONS

    TOTALAPP

    ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE 7,887 3,534 11,421

    WATERWAYS INFRASTRUCTURE - 87 87

    AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE - 500 500

    PORT INFRASTRUCTURE - 548 548

    COMMUNICATIONS BROADBAND - 420 420

    METRO LINE 2 - 3,000 3,000

    TOTAL 7,887 8,089 15,976

    Ministerio

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    Infrastructure forIntegration

    CARLOS PAREDES RODRGUEZ

    MINISTER OF TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONSOctober2012

    PERMinisterio

    de Transportes

    y Comunicaciones


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