In this piece the author offers an analysis of public spending and suggests a number of possible policy changes in various areas. The main points of focus are the agriculture, transport and energy sectors. He also looks at the state's organizational setup and proposes alternatives that would enable coordination between the state and private investors, and open the way for investment projects.

What is the rationale for the Peruvian Government's decision to sell to nationals and foreigners lots from 250 ha to 1,000 ha with a Base Price of US$ 4,250/ha? The largest lots of 1,000 ha are worth US$ 4,250,000 and the smallest of 250 ha is worth US$ 1,062,500. There is concern about the size of the lots and their price, which would prevent small and medium Peruvian farmers from accessing them. In total there are 51 lots with an area of 37,750 ha: 30 lots of 1,000 ha each; 10 lots of 500 ha each; and 11 lots of 250 ha each. The lot includes the property title and irrigation capacity, with a pressurized surface water allocation per lot: Average of 9,023 m3/ha gross/year or 10,400 m3/ha net/year.

En este documento, el autor elabora un diagnóstico de las inversiones públicas y ofrece propuestas de políticas en diferentes áreas. Los sectores prioritarios son los de agricultura, transporte y energía. Asimismo, se refiere a los aspectos institucionales y organizativos del Estado y propone alternativas para una acción coordinada entre el Estado y la inversión privada con el fin de ejecutar proyectos de inversión.