Summary sheet
Construction and upgrading of the local unpaved gravel road between Villa de San Antonio and Goascorán (Honduras). The road forms part of the so-called Honduran Logistical Corridor, connecting the Pacific coast with the Atlantic coast.
The new road will reduce travel times and vehicle operation costs for transfers between both cities, making it possible for most north-south traffic to avoid passing through the capital Tegucigalpa. Users will also benefit from greater comfort and improved safety standards.
An environmental impact study has been completed recently, identifying possible environmental impacts and mitigation measures. The study will be made available to the Bank during its appraisal.
The Bank has been actively involved in the procurement procedures and has reviewed and commented on all tender documents in order to ensure the application of transparent procedures.
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