Implementation Completion and Results Report - Transport and Territorial Development Project
- The project contributed to decreased transport costs and travel times in targeted micro-regions.
- Roads were made passable year-round, improving access to markets and services.
- The project supported reconstruction efforts following natural disasters.
- The project facilitated community participation in identifying and prioritizing local investments.
- SME involvement in construction activities was a major benefit.
The Implementation Completion and Results Report assesses the Haiti Transport and Territorial Development Project, which received funding from the World Bank. The project's primary objective was to reduce marketing costs for small-scale agricultural producers in two specific micro-regions by improving transport infrastructure and fostering territorial development. Key components included road improvements, spot interventions, and a territorial development window to finance community-driven initiatives. The project also aimed to strengthen institutional capacity and promote sustainable development practices. An additional financing component was added to address reconstruction needs following hurricanes and tropical storms. The report analyzes the project's relevance, effectiveness, and efficiency, highlighting both successes and challenges encountered during implementation.
How to cite
World Bank, 2014, Implementation Completion and Results Report - Transport and Territorial Development Project, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/wb-2014-implementation-completion-results-report