Implementation Completion Report - Haiti Port-au-Prince Water Supply Project (Credit 2052-HA)
- Physical objectives partially achieved, including well field construction and pipe installation.
- Institutional strengthening lagged, resulting in an 'unsatisfactory' rating.
- Unaccounted for water estimated at 55%.
- Financial rate of return estimated at -8.26%.
- Economic rate of return estimated at 7.08%.
The Implementation Completion Report (ICR) evaluates the Port-au-Prince Water Supply Project in Haiti, supported by World Bank Credit 2052-HA. Approved in 1989, the project aimed to develop CAMEP into an efficient and financially viable utility, expand water services, rehabilitate infrastructure, formulate a sanitation plan, and achieve government agreement on a dynamic water sector strategy. While physical objectives were partially achieved, institutional strengthening lagged, leading to an 'unsatisfactory' rating. The project faced significant delays due to a coup d'état and subsequent suspension, and struggled with commercial, financial, and administrative management components.
How to cite
World Bank, 1999, Implementation Completion Report - Haiti Port-au-Prince Water Supply Project (Credit 2052-HA), accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/wb-1999-implementation-completion-report-port-au