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El Niño Phenomenon: Budget Cuts and Delayed Spending in Vulnerable Lima Districts

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The budget for preventing and responding to disasters, including the El Niño phenomenon, is set to decrease by 8.2% in 2027. Nine out of the 18 most vulnerable districts in Lima are delayed in spending their disaster budgets, with some having spent less than 40% of their allocated funds. Despite this, the combined budget for these districts is projected to increase by 20%. The central government plans to allocate more resources to itself, while regional governments will receive less. Prevention works on the north coast are ongoing, but some projects remain incomplete.

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