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Rehabilitation of the Agricultural Road Corridor Project

Honduras

Borrower Honduras
Financing Type Public Sector
Instrument Project Loan
Focus Area Transportation
Approved 17.06.2009
Signed 01.12.2011
Status Completed
Loan Administrator IADB
Executing Agency Millennium Challenge Account-Honduras (MCA-Honduras)
Co-financiers IADB, Government
OPEC Fund Contribution (US$m) 25.00
Total Project Cost (US$m) 77.00

Honduras’ Agricultural Corridor Road spans 232 km from Telica in the North-central region to Puerto Castilla on the Atlantic Coast. The stretch links some key agricultural areas; namely the Agalta and Guayape Valleys with the Aguan Valley. The corridor is composed of four sections, two of which are already being rehabilitated.

OFID’s co-financing will support renovation of the two remaining portions: the 130 km Gualco– Bonito Oriental and the 50 km Bonito Oriental– Puerto Castilla. Bridges and drainage systems will also be repaired. In addition, the project will support a two-year program, involving local micro-enterprises owned by indigenous tribes, who will receive training in community-based road maintenance. At least 1.2 million people are expected to benefit from the project.

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