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HT Rural Water and Sanitation Project

US$ millions unless stated. Haitian fiscal year, October to September. FY2026-27 began October 1, 2026.

Objective

Development Objective: Increase access to and use of water supply and sanitation services in participating rural communities. Specific Objectives: ? Increase the sustained and effective use of safe drinking water in participating communities; ? Improve use of sanitation and hygiene practices in participating communities; ? Strengthen the capacity of the implementing agency, local water committees, and professional operators in cooperation with local government. Given low capacity in the Haitian public sector and previous implementation experience with Bank projects in Haiti, (i) project design has been kept very simple, (ii) substantial capacity building has been included, and (iii) objectives have been kept modest. At the same time, coordination with other stakeholders (government agencies, donors, and NGOs) is being actively sought beyond the partnership with IDB, which is financing this project in parallel. Key indicators will be: Number of beneficiaries gaining access to and using sustainable water systems in participating localities, and number of beneficiaries gaining access to and using basic sanitation systems in participating localities

As published by World Bank Projects, in its original language.

Description

The Rural Water and Sanitation Project in Haiti is designed to increase access of water supply and sanitation services in participating rural communities. The objectives of the project are to: (1) increase the sustained and effective use of safe drinking water in participating communities; (2) improve use of sanitation and hygiene practices in participating communities; and (3) strengthen the capacity of Service National de 1'Eau Potable (SNEP), local water committees, and professional operators in cooperation with local government. There are two components to the project. Component 1 is the capacity building for rural water supply and sanitation (RWSS), monitoring and evaluation and project management. This component includes four main activities: firstly, it will strengthen SNEP's regional office in Les Cayes

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through the recruitment of two consultants who are expected to become staff after project closure, as well as through the provision of cars, office space and coverage of operating expenses; secondly, it will finance services for capacity building in project management, documentation, reporting, information technology, and environmental management. This activity is foreseen primarily during the first two years of project implementation, with the aim of making the assistance unnecessary during the remainder of the project. This activity will also include the financial audits of the project; thirdly, the Bank would finance services for surveys to monitor the achievement of performance indicators one year after the construction of water and sanitation systems; and fourthly, it will assist SNEP in finalizing and disseminating the national rural water supply and sanitation strategy. Component 2 relates to water supply, basic sanitation and hygiene promotion. This component will enable participating communities to access and manage water supply and basic sanitation services.

Partner
World Bank Group, IDA
Sector
Water and sanitation
Stage
Closed since December 31, 2011
Approval
January 30, 2007
Closing
December 31, 2011
Instrument
IBRD/IDA financing, IDA
Undisbursed gap
−0.2: the IDA statement values undisbursed credits in special drawing rights at the current exchange rate
Effectiveness
August 1, 2007
Departments
Sud, Grande Anse, Nippes, Ouest
Last transaction
June 30, 2012
Operation ID
P089839
Life cycle5 stages, 11 dates

Stage history

StageFrom
PlannedDecember 8, 2005
ApprovedJanuary 30, 2007
Under wayAugust 1, 2007
ClosingDecember 31, 2011
ClosedDecember 31, 2011

Dated events

EventDateSource
Concept reviewDecember 8, 2005World Bank Projects
DisclosureDecember 22, 2005World Bank Projects
AppraisalSeptember 22, 2006World Bank Projects
NegotiationNovember 20, 2006World Bank Projects
ApprovalJanuary 30, 2007World Bank Projects
First commitmentJanuary 30, 2007Transactions
EffectivenessAugust 1, 2007World Bank Projects
First disbursementJune 30, 2011Transactions
Closing dateDecember 31, 2011World Bank Projects
Last disbursementJune 30, 2012Transactions
Completion report dueJune 6, 2014World Bank Projects

Undisbursed: US$0.0 million on September 30, 2026, with closing on December 31, 2011.

Financing

Table 1.Financing, US$ millions

FinancierAmountUS$ millionsRoleSource
IDA Grant5.0InstitutionWorld Bank Projects

Table 2.Position at the data date by source (stocks), US$ millions

This pageUS$ millionsSource
Commitment5.0IDA Statement of Credits and Grants
Disbursed5.2IDA Statement of Credits and Grants
Undisbursed0.0IDA Statement of Credits and Grants
Total cost5.0World Bank Projects

World Bank amounts. Approved: Net commitment, the amount approved less cancellations, in US$ at the data date. Disbursed to date: The disbursements of the IDA statement and the Projects API to date, in US$. Undisbursed: The undisbursed balance the IDA statement publishes, in US$ at the data date. Amounts by source

Changes to the operationnot reported
Original closing date
Not reported
Closing date extensions
Not reported
Restructurings
Not reported
Emergency component
Not reported

New commitments and disbursements by fiscal year

Disbursements, US$ millions
FY2006-07, not reportedn.r.06-07FY2010-11, US$0.7 million0.710-11FY2011-12, US$0.4 million0.411-12FY2006-07, not reportedn.r.06-07FY2010-11, US$0.7 million0.710-11FY2011-12, US$0.4 million0.411-12

Table 3.New commitments and disbursements by fiscal year (flows), US$ millions

FY2006-07US$ millionsFY2010-11US$ millionsFY2011-12US$ millions
New commitments5.0Not reported−0.0
DisbursementsNot reported0.70.4
Cumulative disbursementsNot reported4.95.2

The running total starts at the opening balance of US$4.2 million.

Records and documents

Transactions12 records, January 30, 2007 to June 30, 2012

Table 4.Transactions, US$ millions

DateMeasureAmountUS$ millionsSourceMethod
January 30, 2007Commitment5.0IDA Statement of Credits and Grantscredit original principal at board approval
June 30, 2012Commitment−0.0IDA Statement of Credits and Grantscancellation: increase in cumulative cancelled amount between snapshots (non-USD credit: includes exchange revaluation)
April 30, 2011Disbursements4.2IDA Statement of Credits and Grantscumulative at first snapshot (opening balance)
June 30, 2011Disbursements0.2IDA Statement of Credits and Grantsdifference of cumulative snapshots (non-USD credit: includes exchange revaluation)
July 31, 2011Disbursements<0.1IDA Statement of Credits and Grantsdifference of cumulative snapshots (non-USD credit: includes exchange revaluation)
August 31, 2011Disbursements<0.1IDA Statement of Credits and Grantsdifference of cumulative snapshots (non-USD credit: includes exchange revaluation)
September 30, 2011Disbursements0.4IDA Statement of Credits and Grantsdifference of cumulative snapshots (non-USD credit: includes exchange revaluation)
October 31, 2011Disbursements<0.1IDA Statement of Credits and Grantsdifference of cumulative snapshots (non-USD credit: includes exchange revaluation)
December 31, 2011Disbursements0.1IDA Statement of Credits and Grantsdifference of cumulative snapshots (non-USD credit: includes exchange revaluation)
January 31, 2012Disbursements0.1IDA Statement of Credits and Grantsdifference of cumulative snapshots (non-USD credit: includes exchange revaluation)
February 29, 2012Disbursements0.1IDA Statement of Credits and Grantsdifference of cumulative snapshots (non-USD credit: includes exchange revaluation)
June 30, 2012Disbursements<0.1IDA Statement of Credits and Grantsdifference of cumulative snapshots (non-USD credit: includes exchange revaluation)
Terms1 of 6 reported
Finance type
110 Standard grant
Flow type
Not reported
Aid type
Not reported
Tied status
Not reported
Collaboration type
Not reported
Humanitarian
Not reported
Locations4 departments, 28 places named, 29 places with coordinates
DepartmentsSud, Grande Anse, Nippes, Ouest
Places named by the sourceAnse a Galets, Aquin, Arrondissement des Coteaux, Camp Perrin, Cavaillon, Chantal, Chardonniere, Constant, Departement de Nippes, Departement du Sud, Fond Tortue, Fond des Blancs, Fond des Negres, Gros Marin, Ile a Vache, La Borde, Laval, Les Anglais, Les Cayes, Maniche, Mersan, Port-a-Piment, Republic of Haiti, Roche-a-Bateau, Rousseau, Saint-Georges, Simon, Tiburon
Places with coordinates29
Results indicators11 indicators
IndicatorBaselineTargetLatest valueDate of latest value
Improved community water points constructed or rehabilitated under the project0.0040.00124.00June 26, 2012
New piped household water connections that are resulting from the project intervention0.00200.00810.00June 26, 2012
Number of masons trained in latrine construction0.0040.0014.00June 26, 2012
Number of water systems rehabilitated or newly built0.0011.008.00June 26, 2012
Number of water utilities that the project is supporting0.001.001.00June 26, 2012
Percent of target audience receiving training on hygiene and sanitation in communities0.0080.0056.00June 26, 2012
Proportion of CAEPAs which meet the requirements stated in the Standard Minutes of the Community Meeting to Accept Project Conditions0.0090.0026.00June 26, 2012
Proportion of communities using professional operator having signed contracts with professional operator0.00100.00100.00June 26, 2012
Proportion of operators trained in financial management, technical O&M, and community relations0.00100.00100.00June 26, 2012
Number of households using basic sanitation in participating communities3060.004060.003060.00June 26, 2012
Number of people in rural areas provided with access to Improved Water Sources under the project0.0051000.0033680.00June 26, 2012
Ratings26 ratings
RatingValueDate
IEG bankqualityofsupervisionModerately SatisfactoryMay 26, 2015
IEG borrowcomplianceModerately SatisfactoryMay 26, 2015
IEG borrowimplementationModerately SatisfactoryMay 26, 2015
IEG evaltypeESMay 26, 2015
IEG evaluation_riskdoSignificantMay 26, 2015
IEG icrqualitySatisfactoryMay 26, 2015
IEG mequalityModestMay 26, 2015
IEG outcomeModerately SatisfactoryMay 26, 2015
IEG overallbankperfModerately SatisfactoryMay 26, 2015
IEG overallborrowperfModerately SatisfactoryMay 26, 2015
ICR bankqualityentryNot RatedJune 6, 2014
ICR banksupervisionNot RatedJune 6, 2014
ICR borrgovtSubstantialJune 6, 2014
ICR borrimplegencySubstantialJune 6, 2014
ICR borroverallSubstantialJune 6, 2014
ICR completion_riskdoModestJune 6, 2014
ICR outratingindSubstantialJune 6, 2014
ICR overallratingSubstantialJune 6, 2014
ISR Counterpart FundingSatisfactorySeptember 8, 2011
ISR Financial ManagementModerately SatisfactorySeptember 8, 2011
ISR Monitoring and EvaluationSatisfactorySeptember 8, 2011
ISR Overall Implementation Progress (IP)Moderately SatisfactorySeptember 8, 2011
ISR Overall Safeguards RatingSatisfactorySeptember 8, 2011
ISR ProcurementModerately SatisfactorySeptember 8, 2011
ISR Progress towards achievement of PDOSatisfactorySeptember 8, 2011
ISR Project ManagementModerately SatisfactorySeptember 8, 2011
Identifiers3 identifiers
SystemIdentifierSource
IDA credit or grantIDAH2700IDA Statement of Credits and Grants
World Bank loanIDA-H2700World Bank Projects
World Bank projectP089839Operation record
Partner documents11 documents

Sources

Data as of October 18, 2026
SourceRead on
IDA Statement of Credits and GrantsOctober 18, 2026
World Bank ProjectsOctober 18, 2026
World Bank documentsOctober 18, 2026
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