Private construction up 18 % in the 2013 While public sector infrastructure projects are still paralyzed and semi-paralyzed , in the private scenario is the opposite , with a record growth of 18%. This is indicated by data from the Association of Professionals in Construction ( Aprocons ) . In the first half , Aprocons estimated growth of 30 % in the amount of infrastructure work financed by businesses, but this month, almost the end of the year, a figure of between 16% and 18 % is estimated. Almost all partners Aprocons work exclusively with the private sector, so that manage projects and know this area. As explained by Castorino Rojas, president of the union , there are specific sectors that estimate further growth , as the case of prepared concrete, where the figure is 30 %. APP in 2013 Itinerary In terms of expectations for the coming year , Rojas noted that the law of public-private partnership (PPP ) opens a possibility of increasing the number of projects . However , private initiatives will not come until there is regulation of this law. Indeed, this is one of the main issues to be addressed today in the space of debate organized by Aprocons . Route 2013 is to be held in the Carmelite Center at 18:30 , with the theme Building new paradigms. Infrastructure Projects 2014 - Work in progress and to be tendered will be the topic to be discussed by the deputy minister of Public Works , Mr. Walter Causarano . The economist Hugo Roing , head of IPS, speak in turn about Plan development and joint investment with private capital to use land and buildings half finished having the IPS . Finally , the economic scenario and the financing of public works with private participation will be led by former Minister of Finance and economic consultant , Dr Manuel Ferreira Brusquetti . Foul law regulating The leaders of the construction industry should actively participate in the regulation of the PPP law , as highlighted by the holder of Aprocons because, although the tool has now lack the guarantees that have made it possible to attract investments. According to this law , the Ministry of Planning (STP ) is the regulator of PPP projects , but to date only officials from the Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC ) are talking about it on behalf of the Government . Rojas added that not only the MOPC is involved in infrastructure projects , but also other ministries and public authorities as well as municipalities and governorates. Therefore, the STP is the one to lead the establishment of regulations in the short term , he said. As for long term, one of the priority works by the APP should be the waterway , highlighted , and we can not continue to rely Thermometer neighbors to export products by river. They must be alternatives to having access to the Pacific , and the APP will help achieve that end, he said. auspicious stage An auspicious setting for the construction sector is estimated , as designated by the guild , and hence the importance of discussing the situation in the sector. This scenario requires paradigm shifts to leave behind , definitely , poverty and government inefficiency , assumed as inherent to our situation of developing country status , he says . According Aprocons , urges plan and take action and this situation could be the key to the ultimate economic boom in the country, and above all , to return us the illusion of building together this alliance based on the growth and prosperity of the whole of our society.
Posted on: Thu, 28 Nov 2013 02:03:19 +0000
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