The Korea International Cooperation Agency(KOICA) says it plans to spend eight million U.S. dollars through next year to help Peru manage its national cultural heritage.
 
The nation’s provider of official development assistance is planning a briefing Wednesday at Peru’s Culture Ministry on its project on setting up a cultural heritage registry and related management system.
 
The cultural heritage management project includes hardware and software, supporting equipment and materials, dispatching experts and holding related training programs.