Ministerio de Transporte e Infraestructura Nicaragua / Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure

Road Integration Program (NI-L1092)

Last update: Dec 1, 2015 Last update: Dec 1, 2015

Details

Project End Date:2022-05-11
Location:Nicaragua
Nicaragua
Category:Works
Status:Completion and evaluation
Sectors:Gender & Human Rights, Roads & Bridges, Civil Engineering, Transport
Contracting authority type:Government / Public Sector
Eligibility:Unknown
Budget: USD 92,668,100
Date posted: Apr 20, 2015

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Description

Update on December 1st, 2015:

(F) This project will support priority road improvement interventions in rural areas of greatest poverty in Nicaragua and incorporates the following priority issues that allow to increase the effectiveness of interventions: (i) take stock of the cumulative efforts of institutional strengthening of the MTI, lessons learned and continue to support institutional strengthening; (ii) include an analysis of the effects of climate change from factibility studies and design of works to be considered in this operation; (iii) incorporate road safety actions for the benefit of users of the roads, particularly the pedestrian; (iv) prioritize the gender perspective and incorporate an unprecedented pilot training in Nicaragua for heavy equipment women operators; and (v) support the MTI for the systematic construction of a valuable body of knowledge on the impact of transport operations through the generation of empirical evidence, this being a pioneer in the field of impact assessment operation. Status: Approved by the Board on 10 November 2015. Total cost: US$ 92.7 million. Loan amount: US$ 90.7 million. Executing agency: To be determined.
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Update on November 6th, 2015:

This project seek to improve the road network in two of the regions of Nicaragua with high poverty indicators, specifically in the department of Jinotega and RACCN to facilitate: (i) the mobility of people and goods to and from national and regional productive markets; (ii) access to health and education, reducing time and travel costs; and (iii) the physical integration of areas affected by the lack of permanent road connectivity. In this context, the MTI has presented for this operation improvement of existing rural roads: (i) Pantasma - Wiwilí with a length of 48.4 km in Jinotega serving an area characterized by its agricultural production potential of basic grains and coffee and other crops; and (ii) Rosita Bonanza, 32 km. to the RACCN located in a sector which main economic activity is mining, followed by agricultural activities mainly related to basic grains, citrus fruits, tubers and sugarcane. Status: In preparation stage. Total cost: US$ 90.7 million. Loan amount: US$ 90.7 million. Executing agency: To be determined.

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Update on October 7th, 2015:

This project seek to improve the road network in two of the regions of Nicaragua with high poverty indicators, specifically in the department of Jinotega and RACCN to facilitate: (i) the mobility of people and goods to and from national and regional productive markets; (ii) access to health and education, reducing time and travel costs; and (iii) the physical integration of areas affected by the lack of permanent road connectivity. In this context, the MTI has presented for this operation improvement of existing rural roads: (i) Pantasma - Wiwilí with a length of 48.4 km in Jinotega serving an area characterized by its agricultural production potential of basic grains and coffee and other crops; and (ii) Rosita Bonanza, 32 km. to the RACCN located in a sector which main economic activity is mining, followed by agricultural activities mainly related to basic grains, citrus fruits, tubers and sugarcane. Status: In preparation stage. Total cost: US$ 90.7 million. Loan amount: US$ 90.7 million. Executing agency: To be determined.
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Update on September 15th, 2015:

This project seek to improve the road network in two of the regions of Nicaragua with high poverty indicators, specifically in the department of Jinotega and RACCN to facilitate: (i) the mobility of people and goods to and from national and regional productive markets; (ii) access to health and education, reducing time and travel costs; and (iii) the physical integration of areas affected by the lack of permanent road connectivity. In this context, the MTI has presented for this operation improvement of existing rural roads: (i) Pantasma - Wiwilí with a length of 48.4 km in Jinotega serving an area characterized by its agricultural production potential of basic grains and coffee and other crops; and (ii) Rosita Bonanza, 32 km. to the RACCN located in a sector which main economic activity is mining, followed by agricultural activities mainly related to basic grains, citrus fruits, tubers and sugarcane. Status: In preparation stage. Total cost: US$ 90.7 million. Loan amount: US$ 90.7 million. Executing agency: To be determined.
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Update on August 5th, 2015:

This project seek to improve the road network in two of the regions of Nicaragua with high poverty indicators, specifically in the department of Jinotega and RACCN to facilitate: (i) the mobility of people and goods to and from national and regional productive markets; (ii) access to health and education, reducing time and travel costs; and (iii) the physical integration of areas affected by the lack of permanent road connectivity. In this context, the MTI has presented for this operation improvement of existing rural roads: (i) Pantasma - Wiwilí with a length of 48.4 km in Jinotega serving an area characterized by its agricultural production potential of basic grains and coffee and other crops; and (ii) Rosita Bonanza, 32 km. to the RACCN located in a sector which main economic activity is mining, followed by agricultural activities mainly related to basic grains, citrus fruits, tubers and sugarcane. Status: In preparation stage. Total cost: US$ 90.7 million. Loan amount: US$ 90.7 million. Executing agency: To be determined.
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Updated on July 15th, 2015:

This project seek to improve the road network in two of the regions of Nicaragua with high poverty indicators, specifically in the department of Jinotega and RACCN to facilitate: (i) the mobility of people and goods to and from national and regional productive markets; (ii) access to health and education, reducing time and travel costs; and (iii) the physical integration of areas affected by the lack of permanent road connectivity. In this context, the MTI has presented for this operation improvement of existing rural roads: (i) Pantasma - Wiwilí with a length of 48.4 km in Jinotega serving an area characterized by its agricultural production potential of basic grains and coffee and other crops; and (ii) Rosita Bonanza, 32 km. to the RACCN located in a sector which main economic activity is mining, followed by agricultural activities mainly related to basic grains, citrus fruits, tubers and sugarcane. Status: In preparation stage. Total cost: US$ 90.7 million. Loan amount: US$ 90.7 million. Executing agency: To be determined.
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Updated on May 26th 2015:

This project seek to improve the road network in two of the regions of Nicaragua with high poverty indicators, specifically in the department of Jinotega and RACCN to facilitate: (i) the mobility of people and goods to and from national and regional productive markets; (ii) access to health and education, reducing time and travel costs; and (iii) the
physical integration of areas affected by the lack of permanent road connectivity. In this context, the MTI has presented for this operation improvement of existing rural roads: (i) Pantasma - Wiwilí with a length of 48.4 km in Jinotega serving an area characterized by its agricultural production potential of basic grains and coffee and other crops; and (ii)
Rosita Bonanza, 32 km. to the RACCN located in a sector which main economic activity is mining, followed by agricultural activities mainly related to basic grains, citrus fruits, tubers and sugarcane. Status: In preparation stage. Total cost: US$ 90.7 million. Loan amount: US$ 90.7 million. Executing agency: To be determined.
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This project seek to improve the road network in two of the regions of Nicaragua with high poverty indicators, specifically in the department of Jinotega and RACCN to facilitate: (i) the mobility of people and goods to and from national and regional productive markets; (ii) access to health and education, reducing time and travel costs; and (iii) the physical integration of areas affected by the lack of permanent road connectivity. In this context, the MTI has presented for this operation improvement of existing rural roads: (i) Pantasma - Wiwilí with a length of 48.4 km in Jinotega serving an area characterized by its agricultural production potential of basic grains and coffee and other crops; and (ii) Rosita Bonanza, 32 km. to the RACCN located in a sector which main economic activity is mining, followed by agricultural activities mainly related to basic grains, citrus fruits, tubers and sugarcane. Status: In preparation stage. Total cost: US$ 90.7 million. Loan amount: US$ 90.7 million. Executing agency: To be determined.

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Inter-American Development Bank (HQ)

IADB - Inter American Development Bank - is the largest source of development financing for Latin America and the Caribbean. Established in 1959, the IADB supports Latin American and Caribbean economic development, social development and regional integration by lending to governments and government agencies, including State corporation.

 

About the Sectors

Gender & Human Rights

Includes initiatives that promote gender equality, protect human rights, and address discrimination and vulnerability across populations.


Key areas:
  • Gender equality and women’s empowerment
  • Human rights protection and advocacy
  • Protection of vulnerable and marginalized groups

Roads & Bridges

Comprises initiatives that develop and maintain road transport infrastructure to improve connectivity, safety, and mobility for people and goods.


Key areas:
  • Road and highway construction and rehabilitation
  • Bridge, overpass, and tunnel engineering works
  • Trails and related transport corridors
  • Runway-related works within transport infrastructure

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Nicaragua

Nicaragua prioritizes highway expansion, port modernization, airport upgrades, and renewable energy infrastructure to improve regional trade integration. Financing combines public investment, multilateral development loans, and bilateral partnerships. Renewable energy, particularly wind and geothermal, plays a growing role in energy planning. Political uncertainty, fiscal constraints, and governance issues affect long-term infrastructure development.

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