Sovereign Project

Comoros - Road Network Rehabilitation Programme (PRRR) Phase IV- Project to Rehabilitate RN4, Bahani-Gte-Itsikoudi Section (20KM) and RN3, Itsikoudi – Galawa -Chezani -Galawa Section (17 KM)

Comoros · {'name': 'Bahani', 'coordinates': '-11.63972 43.28417'}, {'name': 'Itsikoudi', 'coordinates': '-11.58361 43.37583'}

Public transport services · Public investment / AfDB sovereign financing

Estimated cost22m XDR
Financing soughtAfDB sovereign financing approved
Project structurePublic investment / AfDB sovereign financing
Target date2029-06-30
Sponsor / contactDirection générale des routes et du transport routier

Direction générale des routes et du transport routier
RDGE

Comoros

Description

This intervention concerns the Road Network Rehabilitation Programme (PRRR) Phase IV- Project to Rehabilitate RN4, Bahani-Gte-Itsikoudi Section (20KM) and RN3, Itsikoudi – Galawa -Chezani -Galawa Section (17 KM). The Phase IV of the Road Network Rehabilitation Program (PRRR) aligns with the priorities of the Emerging Comoros Plan 2030 (PCE 2030) and the Post-COVID Recovery Plan (2022-2026). This project, which is part of this initiative, will rehabilitate two (2) roads of a total length of approximately 37 km located on Grande Comore Island: the Bahani-GTE-Itsikoudi section on RN4 (20 km) and the Itsikoudi – Chézani-Galawi stretch on RN3 (17 km). The road sections covered by this project are located in areas with high economic and tourist potential. Rehabilitating them will not only open up the country's inland regions but will also encourage the growth of economic activities, whose development is hampered by inadequate transport infrastructure. The RN3 and RN4 Road Rehabilitation Project on the Island of Ngazidja (Grande Comore) involves rehabilitating part of the road infrastructure infrastructure (notably the RN3-RN4 national road network). The project is divided into three (03) components, subdivided into the following tasks as follows: (i) roadworks, (ii) support for the empowerment of young people and women in the ZIP and (iii) project management. The project contributes to climate finance, with 4 million USD of the total approved amount dedicated to adaptation.

Status
Ongoing
Last update
14 Aug 2026
Source
African Development Bank Group · IATI
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