Summary of Advisory Services Project Information
Project Number
600550
Primary Business Area
Trade and Competitiveness
Disclosure Date
May 19, 2016
Country
Peru
Region
Latin America and the Caribbean
IFC Approval Date
Jun 26, 2015
Status
Active
Estimated Total Budget
$633,368.00
(Project budget includes all project-funded activities)
Last Updated Date
Apr 8, 2022
Project Estimated End Date
Jun 30, 2017
Project Description
This project will introduce new criteria for assigning businesses inspections through the creation of a new risk matrix for disaster management. This matrix will allow a new classification of inspections, so that more human and financial capacities are intended to high and medium risk businesses. The reform will also assess the convenience of outsourcing the inspections system to the private sector, based on institutional and financial feasibility studies.
After the optimal inspection model is agreed, the following reform components will be implemented: i) an adjustment of the regulatory framework, ii) Implement of IT tools, iii) Design of a training program for different actors, including servants and officials involved in the inspections system, helping them to fulfill their new roles, iv) Create operation manuals and new forms containing new procedures to reduce discretion between inspectors. The reform will also include the development of a pilot study that will assess the possibility of measuring the impact of the reform beyond the reduction of days and costs of inspections (i.e. by evaluating the effective reduction of security accidents after the reform was implemented)
This project will support 3 pilot municipalities in the implementation of the reform.
After the optimal inspection model is agreed, the following reform components will be implemented: i) an adjustment of the regulatory framework, ii) Implement of IT tools, iii) Design of a training program for different actors, including servants and officials involved in the inspections system, helping them to fulfill their new roles, iv) Create operation manuals and new forms containing new procedures to reduce discretion between inspectors. The reform will also include the development of a pilot study that will assess the possibility of measuring the impact of the reform beyond the reduction of days and costs of inspections (i.e. by evaluating the effective reduction of security accidents after the reform was implemented)
This project will support 3 pilot municipalities in the implementation of the reform.
Development Results
E&S Risks / Impacts and Mitigation
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