Inter-American announced money for southern Colombia

The Inter-American Development Bank announced (1 november) the approval of a $1,300,000 grant for the regional infrastructure project in the Pasto-Mocoa Road Corridor in southern Colombia.
 
The project will further the physical integration of the southern border departments of Nariño, Putumayo and Amazonas with each other, the rest of Colombia and the neighboring countries of Ecuador, Peru and Brazil.
 
The executing agency for this 2-year project is Colombia’s National Highway Administration (INVIAS for its Spanish acronym).
 
The grant will provide technical assistance to INVIAS to carry out the environmental, sociocultural, and economic studies needed to guarantee the feasibility of the San Francisco-Mocoa alternate route, an integral section of the Pasto-Mocoa road corridor.
 
The Inter-American Development Bank announced today the approval of a $1,300,000 grant for the regional infrastructure project in the Pasto-Mocoa Road Corridor in southern Colombia.
 
The project will further the physical integration of the southern border departments of Nariño, Putumayo and Amazonas with each other, the rest of Colombia and the neighboring countries of Ecuador, Peru and Brazil.
 
The executing agency for this 2-year project is Colombia’s National Highway Administration (INVIAS for its Spanish acronym).
 
The grant will provide technical assistance to INVIAS to carry out the environmental, sociocultural, and economic studies needed to guarantee the feasibility of the San Francisco-Mocoa alternate route, an integral section of the Pasto-Mocoa road corridor.