Honduras Resilient Management for La Ceiba - Puerto Castilla Road Corridor Project

About this project

Component 1. Recovery and Management of the CA-13 La Ceiba-Puerto Castilla Corridor (US$164 million). This component will be divided into two subcomponents: (i) a PBC for the rehabilitation, management and maintenance of the CA-13 corridor; and (ii) financing the reconstruction of bridges along the corridor whose structural integrity is at risk. Subcomponent 1.1, Proactive, safe, and resilient rehabilitation and maintenance of the 174 km road corridor between La Ceiba and Puerto Castilla (US$140 million). This subcomponent will finance a PBCs to rehabilitate, maintain and undertake resilience and road safety upgrades. It will finance the PBCs studies, the PBCs itself, and its monitoring, oversight and supervision. The corridor is highly vulnerable to extreme climate events, particularly flooding, due to its location in a hurricane-prone area and the surrounding mountainous terrain. The backlog of routine maintenance, notably of drainages infrastructure, compounded by the destruction from recent tropical storms have accelerated the deterioration of the corridor in recent years. Following best practices, the PBCs will involve four main stages: (i) Initial recovery, the first 6 months of the contract will focus on addressing existing damage and restoring the road infrastructure to a functional state; (ii) Road rehabilitation, months 6 to 30 will focus on climate-resilient rehabilitation of the corridor; payments will be based on predefined outputs; (iii) Routine maintenance, wi…

Published by

World Bank · Multilateral

Countries

Honduras

Sectors

Feeder road constructionMulti-hazard response preparednessFeeder road maintenance

Places

Tegucigalpa

Funded by

International Development Association

Implemented by

Secretariat of Infrastructure and Transport (SIT)

Accountable

The 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-P507958.

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