2167 The author notes having served as Project Manager of the Pillones Project on behalf of EGASA during its development and construction phase and expresses appreciation for the trust granted by the EGASA Board of Directors in leading the project. The Pillones case reaffirms the importance of institutional coordination and cross-sector cooperation in the execution of strategic infrastructure in contexts of high pressure on water resources. Inauguration ceremony of the Pillones Project (2006). From left to right: Fernando Chaves Belaúnde (second from left), Julia Torreblanca (third), and José Estela (fifth), together with the Presidents of EGASA and Sociedad Minera Cerro Verde.
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