Corporación Nacional para el Desarrollo
Uruguayan corporation (CND) that supports public infrastructure development, financial structuring of projects, and execution of funds.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Corporación Nacional para el Desarrollo (CND) is a Uruguayan corporation. According to its official website, its areas of action include supporting infrastructure development, carrying out the financial structuring of projects, and facilitating the execution of funds. It provides services to formulate, evaluate, structure, contract, execute, and supervise public infrastructure projects. The site also reports that CND commemorated 40 years, with the presence of President Orsi, and describes agreements and contracts such as a long-term trust with MVOT/DINAVI for social housing projects, an expanded PPP contract with ANEP covering 22 educational centers plus structuring of a new initiative with a preliminary portfolio of 28 more, and a contract signed by CVU and SERVIAM to rehabilitate and maintain 200.1 kilometers of routes 8, 17, 18, and 26 over seven years with an investment of 1.2 billion pesos in Lavalleja, Treinta y Tres, and Cerro Largo.
History
The official website of Corporación Nacional para el Desarrollo (CND) reports that CND commemorated 40 years, with the presence of President Orsi. The site describes CND's areas of action as supporting infrastructure development, carrying out the financial structuring of projects, and facilitating the execution of funds, and states that CND provides services to formulate, evaluate, structure, contract, execute, and supervise public infrastructure projects. It also reports agreements and contracts, including a long-term trust signed with MVOT through DINAVI to strengthen the execution of social housing projects, an agreement with ANEP covering the expansion of a PPP contract linked to 22 centers and the structuring of a new initiative with a preliminary portfolio of 28 more, and a contract signed by CVU and SERVIAM to rehabilitate and maintain 200.1 kilometers of routes 8, 17, 18, and 26 over seven years with an investment of 1.2 billion pesos in Lavalleja, Treinta y Tres, and Cerro Largo.
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