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- Foumban-Tibati Road Project
Foumban-Tibati Road Project
Cameroon
| Borrower | Cameroon |
| Financing Type | Public Sector |
| Instrument | Project Loan |
| Focus Area | Transportation |
| Approved | 20.09.2005 |
| Signed | 30.05.2006 |
| Status | Completed |
| Loan Administrator | ISDB |
| Executing Agency | Ministry of Public Works |
| Co-financiers | ISDB, Gvt of Cameroon |
| OPEC Fund Contribution (US$m) | 5.49 |
| Total Project Cost (US$m) | 18.88 |
Cameroon’s roads are crucial for the transport of goods to marketplaces and to its major shipping port in Douala. The 313 km-long Foumban–Tibati Road plays a vital role in the transport of produce, and provides landlocked neighboring countries with access to Douala Port. Although most of the stretch is paved, the 40 km-long Foumban–Manki section is earth-surfaced and becomes easily flooded during the rainy season.
Under the project, the road will be upgraded to an all-weather asphalt surface and provided with drainage structures. Once completed, the scheme is expected to boost the country’s socio-economic development through the facilitated transport of agricultural produce, inputs and people.