El presente proyecto ha sido estructurado y diseñado en base a una investigación realizada durante cuatro meses, en la cual se plantea implantar el servicio de limpieza doméstica para departamentos dirigida a los distritos de La Molina, Surco, San Borja, Miraflores y San Isidro. La información analizada nos permitirá determinar la viabilidad del negocio, considerando el año 2016 como el año cero para el proyecto. Resulta de vital importancia determinar el mercado objetivo, el perfil y el comportamiento del consumidor, así como las oportunidades que se presentan ante los cambios en el rol de la mujer moderna, el crecimiento del sector construcción y la carencia creciente de empleadas domésticas.

El presente proyecto ha sido estructurado y diseñado en base a una investigación realizada durante cuatro meses, en la cual se plantea implantar el servicio de limpieza doméstica para departamentos dirigida a los distritos de La Molina, Surco, San Borja, Miraflores y San Isidro. La información analizada nos permitirá determinar la viabilidad del negocio, considerando el año 2016 como el año cero para el proyecto. Resulta de vital importancia determinar el mercado objetivo, el perfil y el comportamiento del consumidor, así como las oportunidades que se presentan ante los cambios en el rol de la mujer moderna, el crecimiento del sector construcción y la carencia creciente de empleadas domésticas.

Ash-colored Cuckoo (Coccycua cinerea) it is considered a hypothetical species for Peru and there are no documented records of its presence within the country. It is considered to be a rare austral migrant to the lowlands of the southwest Peruvian Amazon. It is considered a vagrant in the northern Peruvian Amazon. Here we report four documented records of the species from the southern Peruvian Amazon and confirm its occurrence in the country. We further discuss the seasonality of the records and the species’ status within Peru and propose to change its status from Hypothetical to rare austral migrant.

Ash-colored Cuckoo (Coccycua cinerea) it is considered a hypothetical species for Peru and there are no documented records of its presence within the country. It is considered to be a rare austral migrant to the lowlands of the southwest Peruvian Amazon. It is considered a vagrant in the northern Peruvian Amazon. Here we report four documented records of the species from the southern Peruvian Amazon and confirm its occurrence in the country. We further discuss the seasonality of the records and the species’ status within Peru and propose to change its status from Hypothetical to rare austral migrant.

This study was carried out at El Paraíso lagoon, Lima, Peru, from April 1999 to April 2000. The main goals was determinated the birds specifi c diversity, the population density of main cinegetic bird families and the determination of the most important microhabitats for the studied groups. 81 birds species (19 species are new for the area) were reported, distribuited in 62 generas and 35 families. 46% of the diversity is given for the following families: Scolopacidae (14%), Ardeidae (10%), Laridae (7%), Anatidae (5%), Charadriidae (5%) and Columbidae (5%). The Rallidae family is the most abundant and is represented for two species Gallinula chloropus“Common Moorhen” y Fulica ardesiaca“Slate-colored Coot”. It is given recommendations for the conservation of the area.

This study was carried out at El Paraíso lagoon, Lima, Peru, from April 1999 to April 2000. The main goals was determinated the birds specifi c diversity, the population density of main cinegetic bird families and the determination of the most important microhabitats for the studied groups. 81 birds species (19 species are new for the area) were reported, distribuited in 62 generas and 35 families. 46% of the diversity is given for the following families: Scolopacidae (14%), Ardeidae (10%), Laridae (7%), Anatidae (5%), Charadriidae (5%) and Columbidae (5%). The Rallidae family is the most abundant and is represented for two species Gallinula chloropus“Common Moorhen” y Fulica ardesiaca“Slate-colored Coot”. It is given recommendations for the conservation of the area.

The Peruvian Plantcutter, Phytotoma raimondii Taczanowski, 1883, is a restricted-range species endemic to coastal northern Peru. Historically its range is given from Tumbes in the extreme north-western Peru, south to the northern part of Lima Department. Although an increasing amount of information on the Peruvian Plantcutter exists, from historical records to new locations, it has remained dispersed, sometimes unverified, not systematized, and largely unpublished. A careful revision of museum collections as well as published and unpublished records results in a total of 53 sites where the species has been recorded and that represent the present knowledge of the distribution of the species.

The Peruvian Plantcutter, Phytotoma raimondii Taczanowski, 1883, is a restricted-range species endemic to coastal northern Peru. Historically its range is given from Tumbes in the extreme north-western Peru, south to the northern part of Lima Department. Although an increasing amount of information on the Peruvian Plantcutter exists, from historical records to new locations, it has remained dispersed, sometimes unverified, not systematized, and largely unpublished. A careful revision of museum collections as well as published and unpublished records results in a total of 53 sites where the species has been recorded and that represent the present knowledge of the distribution of the species.