The program will strengthen the capacities of urban institutions to improve the delivery and resilience of urban infrastructure and services, enhance private sector engagement in urban planning, and support the transition of refugee camps into integrated host community and refugee settlements.
Investment Project Financing to construct a new ~46 km, two‑lane, climate‑resilient and safe road connecting CA‑4 (near Macuelizo) to CA‑13 (near Corinto, at the Guatemala border), improve resilient feeder roads, and support inclusive, integrated forest and sustainable landscape management and institutional capacity. The PDO is to improve climate‑resilient and safe transport access in northwestern Honduras and promote sustainable livelihoods through landscape management and women‑led economic initiatives. Total financing: US$187 million. Planned closing: Dec 31, 2031.
The Gambia Infrastructure Project aims to to improve access to resilient transport and energy infrastructure in selected areas of The Gambia and to strengthen the sectors’ capacity in the provision of related services. The project will rehabilitate or upgrade rural roads to all-season climate-resilient standards using gray and green methods. It will also provide consultant services to update technical specifications for the design resilient roads, including the use of NBS.
The project will strengthen the management of water resources and increase access to improved drinking water and sanitation services in selected regions by financing: (i) mobilization and management of water resources for multiple uses (including rehabilitation of large and small dams and hydrometric systems); (ii) expansion of urban and rural water supply systems; (iii) sanitation and hygiene services including fecal sludge treatment plants and institutional WASH; and (iv) institutional strengthening and project management, with a Contingent Emergency Response Component for shocks.
The project will strengthen climate and disaster risk management capacity and reduce flood risks in selected cities in the Democratic Republic of Congo by financing resilient urban infrastructure (e.g., stormwater drainage, culverts, canals, bridges, and retention basins) and institutional strengthening across national, provincial, and local levels. It includes components for resilient infrastructure in targeted cities, DRM capacity building, project management, and a Contingent Emergency Response Component to enable rapid reallocation of funds in case of eligible emergencies
The project will improve access to climate-resilient infrastructure and basic services in selected Central African Republic cities by financing flood and erosion risk reduction and neighborhood upgrades. Eligible works include stormwater drainage (culverts, bridges, canal outlets), water retention basins, dredging of drains, and nature-based solutions such as urban parks, street tree planting, and gully/slope stabilization (e.g., Krainer walls and slope planting).
The project will increase land productivity and strengthen climate resilience of fragile colline communities by restoring priority watersheds, scaling integrated landscape management, and supporting climate-resilient livelihoods. Core activities include enabling policies and institutions for climate risk management, adaptive watershed planning and restoration, climate‑smart agriculture and diversified livelihoods, and land certification to enhance tenure security, with a Contingent Emergency Response Component for shocks
The project will respond to Bujumbura’s flood emergency by financing climate-resilient urban infrastructure and risk-informed urban management.
The project will improve climate-resilient multimodal connectivity, rural accessibility, and agro-logistics in Burkina Faso’s SKBo basin by rehabilitating RN11 (Banfora–Sidéradougou–Ouo), upgrading critical sections of the Ouagadougou–Côte d’Ivoire border railway, climate-resilient improvements to 150–200 km of rural roads, and small agro-logistics facilities (e.g., solar-powered mango cold storage, milk collection centers), alongside trade facilitation and institutional strengthening
The Project Development Objective (project development objective) is to increase the efficiency and resilience of trade, transport, and digital connectivity along selected corridors in Bhutan. The project will pilot a road maintance contract to implement climate adaptation features along key transport routes, including NBS for flood attentuation and slope stabilization.
