TEGUCIGALPA: WATER SUPPLY STRENGTHENING PROJECT

About this project

The objective of the Tegucigalpa Water Supply Strengthening Project for Honduras is to increase the efficiency and reliability of water services in selected areas of Tegucigalpa. There are four components to the project : Component 1, Operationalization of the Municipal Unit of Potable Water and Sanitation of the Central District (UMAPS) (total cost 89 million US Dollars, of which 18 million US Dollars IDA financing.) In an effort to encourage a focus on results, this component will use Disbursement-Linked Indicators (DLIs). Disbursement of 18 million US Dollars will be linked to the achievement of seven separate targets. Component 2 is improved water production capacity and efficiency of the distribution network (total cost 31 million US Dollars, of which 27 million US Dollars IDA financing). This component will strengthen the resilience of the city's water service to climate change – related risks by increasing water availability and reliability and reducing the risk of dam failure of the city's two reservoirs. Component 3 is project management and technical assistance (total cost 6 million US Dollars, of which 5 million US Dollars IDA financing). The component will finance goods, operating costs, and consulting services associated with overall project management and oversight, including compliance with agreed DLIs. To this end, two international consulting firms will be hired – a Project Management Consultant (PMC) to support AMDC's oversight of the Project's fiduciary, t…

Published by

World Bank · Multilateral

Countries

Honduras

Sectors

Water sector policy and administrative managementWater supply - large systemsSanitation - large systemsRiver basins developmentWater resources conservation (including data collection)

Places

Tegucigalpa, Concepcion

Funded by

International Development Association

Implemented by

Municipality of Tegucigalpa (AMDC)

Accountable

Ministry of Finance (SEFIN)

Passes funds through

International Development Association

Published by World Bank to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 3 Oct 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: 44000-P170469.

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