Construction Sector Construction Sector 
In 1997 the construction sector grew 18.9 percent. The positive result was reflected in the implementation of infrastructure works aimed at homes, shopping malls, offices, hotels, factories. sanitation facilities and sports infrastructure, as well as in the implementation of programs for rehabilitation of roads and rural roads, the program's inception Interoceanic Highway South (Ilo - Desaguadero) and the work of prevention of El Niño in the second half . The commercial construction continued to record an important dynamic, emphasizing the continuation and completion of works Jockey Plaza, Plaza Camacho, Centro Comercial Plaza San Miguel Limatambo and well as the expansion of supermarket chains Wong-Metro and Santa Isabel. Relative to the construction of large hotels, they are concentrated in Lima, highlighting Los Delfines, Royal Park Hotel & Suites and Park Plaza. In addition, we work on the extension and refurbishment of the Sheraton Hotel, Maria Angola and Boulevard. Other construction projects and local improvement related to the expansion of chain restaurants, cinemas, petrol stations and car park. Among the projects for offices, include the continued construction business centers and brown Camino Real Aliaga and the start of construction of the new headquarters of Interbank Banks and Wise. Among the major works by the public sector include the rehabilitation and improvement of water sanitation and sewerage in Lima, Piura, Trujillo, Arequipa, Cusco and the construction of schools by the National Institute of Educational Infrastructure and Health (INFES). Also worth mentioning is the work of preventing the effects of El Niño, performed primarily in the north coast, among these include the construction of accounts and retaining walls, among others. In 1997, record significant progress in the implementation of the Rehabilitation of Transport and the Rehabilitation and Maintenance of Rural Roads. In the first case, asphalted 550 miles, 187 percent more than in 1996. Corresponding 236 to access roads, 157 to the transverse of the Forest and Highway 140 to the Marginal de la Selva. In the second case, 2.2 thousand kilometers rehabilitated. The project started in 1995 and in December 1997 show an advance equivalent to 61por percent of the 7500 kilometers set as a goal. During 1997, the largest physical progress was recorded in the departments of Apurimac, Cajamarca, Ancash, Cusco and Ayacucho. It should be noted that the Corridor Program Interoceanic Road South (Ilo-Desaguadero) is 54 kilometers asphalted. Work began in September and the end of 1997 showed an improvement of 7 percent of total scheduled.
In 1997 the construction sector grew 18.9 percent. The positive result was reflected in the implementation of infrastructure works aimed at homes, shopping malls, offices, hotels, factories. sanitation facilities and sports infrastructure, as well as in the implementation of programs for rehabilitation of roads and rural roads, the program's inception Interoceanic Highway South (Ilo - Desaguadero) and the work of prevention of El Niño in the second half . The commercial construction continued to record an important dynamic, emphasizing the continuation and completion of works Jockey Plaza, Plaza Camacho, Centro Comercial Plaza San Miguel Limatambo and well as the expansion of supermarket chains Wong-Metro and Santa Isabel. Relative to the construction of large hotels, they are concentrated in Lima, highlighting Los Delfines, Royal Park Hotel & Suites and Park Plaza. In addition, we work on the extension and refurbishment of the Sheraton Hotel, Maria Angola and Boulevard. Other construction projects and local improvement related to the expansion of chain restaurants, cinemas, petrol stations and car park. Among the projects for offices, include the continued construction business centers and brown Camino Real Aliaga and the start of construction of the new headquarters of Interbank Banks and Wise. Among the major works by the public sector include the rehabilitation and improvement of water sanitation and sewerage in Lima, Piura, Trujillo, Arequipa, Cusco and the construction of schools by the National Institute of Educational Infrastructure and Health (INFES). Also worth mentioning is the work of preventing the effects of El Niño, performed primarily in the north coast, among these include the construction of accounts and retaining walls, among others. In 1997, record significant progress in the implementation of the Rehabilitation of Transport and the Rehabilitation and Maintenance of Rural Roads. In the first case, asphalted 550 miles, 187 percent more than in 1996. Corresponding 236 to access roads, 157 to the transverse of the Forest and Highway 140 to the Marginal de la Selva. In the second case, 2.2 thousand kilometers rehabilitated. The project started in 1995 and in December 1997 show an advance equivalent to 61por percent of the 7500 kilometers set as a goal. During 1997, the largest physical progress was recorded in the departments of Apurimac, Cajamarca, Ancash, Cusco and Ayacucho. It should be noted that the Corridor Program Interoceanic Road South (Ilo-Desaguadero) is 54 kilometers asphalted. Work began in September and the end of 1997 showed an improvement of 7 percent of total scheduled. 
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