El vicepresidente de la Asociación de Egresados y Graduados de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (PUCP), Arturo Ledesma (A), llevó a cabo un conversatorio sobre la matriz energética en el Perú. Para esta actividad, se contó con la participación de dos destacados expertos en el campo de la energía: Franco Canziani Amico (F), ingeniero mecánico de la PUCP y gerente general de Waira Energía SAC, empresa que propone soluciones eólicas y solares para ciudades de campo a pequeñas y medianas potencias. Pedro Gamio (P), ex viceministro de energía en Perú, actualmente ve la parte regulatoria y la elaboración de políticas públicas y seguimiento y monitoreo. El objetivo de este evento fue analizar la situación actual y las perspectivas futuras de la matriz energética del país.

Energy is an essential input to meet the various basic needs, which is why it’s fundamental for a country’s development. Furthermore, within this area, the use of renewable energies has been on the rise as their developments continues to progress. In that way, it is now possible to resort to renewable energies in distributed manner to boost the energy sector.  In this article, the author focuses on analyzing the problems faced by distributed generation in Peru. In this way, he analyzes the key actors, delves into the regulatory framework in place and addresses the existing barriers for the implementation of distributed energy. Finally, he proposes a matrix of solutions to drive towards a decentralized, distributed and accessible for all Peruvians.

Energy is an essential input to meet the various basic needs, which is why it’s fundamental for a country’s development. Furthermore, within this area, the use of renewable energies has been on the rise as their developments continues to progress. In that way, it is now possible to resort to renewable energies in distributed manner to boost the energy sector.  In this article, the author focuses on analyzing the problems faced by distributed generation in Peru. In this way, he analyzes the key actors, delves into the regulatory framework in place and addresses the existing barriers for the implementation of distributed energy. Finally, he proposes a matrix of solutions to drive towards a decentralized, distributed and accessible for all Peruvians.

Energy is an essential input to meet the various basic needs, which is why it’s fundamental for a country’s development. Furthermore, within this area, the use of renewable energies has been on the rise as their developments continues to progress. In that way, it is now possible to resort to renewable energies in distributed manner to boost the energy sector.  In this article, the author focuses on analyzing the problems faced by distributed generation in Peru. In this way, he analyzes the key actors, delves into the regulatory framework in place and addresses the existing barriers for the implementation of distributed energy. Finally, he proposes a matrix of solutions to drive towards a decentralized, distributed and accessible for all Peruvians.

A responsible parenthood program located in parochial clinics of several slum areas, initiated in April 1967 and oriented within a Roman Catholic approach is described. Educational aspects receive major emphasis through a system of catholic couples, social workers and family educators. These act  giving information on moral as well as medical aspects of responsible parenthood. Oral contraceptives have been provided to 4,028 women for up to two years post-partum for child spacing.  Additionally a rhythm clinic is also in operation. Fertility data as well as dato on side effects of oral contraceptives is provided.

A responsible parenthood program located in parochial clinics of several slum areas, initiated in April 1967 and oriented within a Roman Catholic approach is described. Educational aspects receive major emphasis through a system of catholic couples, social workers and family educators. These act  giving information on moral as well as medical aspects of responsible parenthood. Oral contraceptives have been provided to 4,028 women for up to two years post-partum for child spacing.  Additionally a rhythm clinic is also in operation. Fertility data as well as dato on side effects of oral contraceptives is provided.

Continuando con el esfuerzo iniciado hace más de cuatro años destinado a proponer formas y mecanismos de mejorar nuestras relaciones bilaterales, el Instituto de Estudios Internacionales (IDEI) de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú y el Instituto de Estudios Internacionales (IEI) de la Universidad de Chile, con el apoyo de la Fundación Konrad Adenauer (KAS), presentamos en esta oportunidad el séptimo documento de trabajo del Proyecto Generación de Diálogo Perú-Chile, referido a las posibilidades de cooperación entre ambos países, en el ámbito de la energía, recursos hídricos y medio ambiente. Para tal efecto, se ha reunido a un conjunto de expertos nacionales de ambos países, algunos de los cuales han desempeñado importantes funciones públicas en la materia. Nos referimos a Ana Lya Uriarte, con el artículo “Medio Ambiente y Energía: Una Relación Dinámicaâ€...

El documento analiza la problemática y el estado de la situación referido al acceso universal a la energía, identifica la alternativa en el país de las energías renovables y la eficiencia energética, asimismo presenta una propuesta de política que parte del análisis de los costos, los beneficios y las limitaciones que se enfrentan en el país, en base a ellas se plantea un conjunto de medidas a corto, mediano y largo plazo.

CASA tiene como objetivo generar investigaciones académicas con soluciones prácticas, involucrando directamente a agentes cruciales en la transformación y desarrollo de nuevas ciudades como son las instituciones públicas y los propios ciudadanos. CASA está a cargo del Centro de Investigación de la Arquitectura y la Ciudad (CIAC) y el Instituto de Ciencias de la Naturaleza, Territorio y Energías Renovables (INTE) de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (PUCP) y The Bartlett Development Planning Unit (DPU) de University College London (UCL). CASA se desarrolla en Iquitos, Perú y es parte de la Iniciativa Ciudades Resilientes al Clima a cargo de Fundación Futuro Latinoamericano (FFLA), Alianza Clima y Desarrollo – CDKN LAC y IDRC / CRDI.