Urban Water Supply Strengthening Project

About this project

The objective of the Urban Water Supply Strengthening Project for Honduras is to improve the quality and efficiency of water supply services delivered by Participating Urban Water Providers and support urban municipalities to respond to water supply and sanitation emergency needs. The Project has four components. 1. Improving Water Supply Services Provision in Urban Areas component will support the operationalization of water systems. This component has five subcomponents. 1.1. Establishment of the New UWPs subcomponent will finance in-country travel, training and consulting; 1.2. Operationalization of the Developing UWPs and Rehabilitation of their Services in Accordance with their RIRPs subcomponent will support each developing UWP; 1.3. Strengthening the Efficiency and Reliability of Water Services Provided by Consolidated UWPs subcomponent will support inter alia: (i) developing and implementing a micro metering strategy and cadaster; (ii) preparing and implementing social outreach; (iii) reducing NRW losses; (iv) improving energy efficiency by rehabilitating and upgrading water systems; (v) improving water quality testing capacities of WTP laboratories; and (vi) supporting interested UWPs in the development of watershed management. 1.4. Enhancing the Creditworthiness of Mixed Capital UWPs to Attract Private Capital subcomponent will finance TA, in-country travel, training and consulting services to assist the UWPs. 1.5. Supporting the Municipal COVID-19 (coronavirus) Em…

Published by

World Bank · Multilateral

Countries

Honduras

Sectors

Water sector policy and administrative management

Places

Republic of Honduras

Funded by

International Development Association

Implemented by

Honduran Strategic Investment Office (INVEST-H)

Accountable

Republic of Honduras

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-P173125.

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