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Guatemala: $100 Million for Water and Drainage

Water and Drainage projects will be financed with $50 million from Spain and $50 million from the IDB.

Monday, November 23, 2009

Guatemala will provide drinkable water and drainage services to some 600.000 people in 280 rural and 60 urban communities which currently lack them, with $100 million contributed by the Government of Spain and the Inter American Development Bank.

In addition to strengthening and expanding potable water and drainage services, the program will foster organized participation from communities and their municipal governments, in order to assure the project's sustainability.

Source: Inter-American Development Bank

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Panama: $150 million More for Sanitation Works

November 2016

With the approval of a $150 million IDB loan the financing for Phase I of the sanitation project of the bay in Arraiján and La Chorrera in Panama West now amounts to $553 million.

The Inter-American Development Bank has approved a $150 million loan for the Panama Sanitation Program (PSP) to carry out the first phase of the Sanitation Project in Arraiján and La Chorrera.

Panama: $110 million Loan for Sanitation Works

October 2015

It has been announced that using a loan from the Development Bank of Latin America a second waste water treatment module in the Bay of Panama will be financed.

The National Economic Council (CENA) gave its approval to formalize the loan with the Development Bank of Latin America (CAF) to finance part of the plan to clean up the Bay of Panama.

$320 Million for Water Works in Costa Rica

January 2011

Funds from Spain, Japan and the IDB will be used to improve drinkable water and sewer infrastructure.

The project comprises $20 million from Spain, a $73 million loan from the Inter-American Development Bank, $150 million provided by the Japanese International Cooperation Agency and $77 million from the Government of Costa Rica.

Panama to Expand Water and Sanitation Services

September 2010

Investments will target cities in central and western provinces, along with low-income suburban communities near Panama City.

Panama will expand coverage and improve the quality of water supply services and sewer systems in cities near its capital and in its central and western provinces with a $40 million loan approved by the Inter-American Development Bank.