All 135 new houses have electricity, potable water, and sewerage. The village has a new school, a church, a health center, a municipal building, and a market. The IFC encourages its corporate clients to form local ties with the communities where they operate. It has drawn upon the Inti Raymi experience when providing consultation about community relations programs. Activities are concentrated in education, health care, and livestock, with additional contributions to infrastructure and crafts.
Funding appears the lesser problem.
The Inti Raymi Company is developing additional mining operations in the area and may extend its involvement in the foundation. However, that involvement will not go on forever, and the foundation leadership has a commitment to wean itself from company support. Foundation management has also been an issue. At first it was diffcult to retain qualified staff because these professionals were being recruited from La Paz. This problem was resolved when the foundation started hiring personnel from the Oruro region where there was a large cadre of eligible professionals.