India: West Bengal Corridor Development
The project aimed to promote subregional economic activities, reduce poverty, and facilitate trade by removing critical capacity constraints and improving transport efficiency. It aimed to develop transport infrastructure in the north-south corridor, and improve the policy environment for efficient delivery of transport infrastructure.
PROJECT DETAILS | ||
Commitment Date Funding Type Country Sector Status Total Cost |
10 Dec 2002 Loan India Transport/Road Closed $133.61 million |
KEY OUTPUTS |
149.2 km of state highways rehabilitated and improved in two sections 81.7 km of rural access roads sleeved and improved in eight sections |
FINANCING |
$54.4 million (Government of India) $79.21 million (Asian Development Bank Ordinary Capital Resources) |