The project included:
- Social and environmental impact study.
- Feasibility study.
- Final Design.
- Modified Final Design.
- Modified Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) Specific.
- Implementation of the Specific Resettlement Action Plan.
INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY
- Environmental and Social Impact Study carried out taking into consideration the IFC Environmental and Social Sustainability Performance Standards of the World Bank Group, the application of the Gender Policy of the MCC (Millenium Chalenge Corporation), and incorporating the strategies and recommendations established in the Strategic Environmental Assessment of the Coastal-Marine Zone of El Salvador. The study also included the analysis of alternatives, a baseline survey, a risk study, an environmental and social management program, validation and complementation of the sectoral issues of the Strategic Resettlement Action Plan, analysis of the problem of human trafficking. , study of non-motorized traffic (non-motorized transport and pedestrian traffic), diagnosis of gender gaps, establishment of a system of active participation of the communities within the area of social influence of the project, carrying out four public consultations, communication plan and plan against HIV AIDS. This type of studies were carried out for the first time in a highway design in El Salvador.
- For the first time in El Salvador, it was considered to raise en existing bridge 1.5 meters high to protect it against the effects of climate change.
GENERAL INFORMATION
- Location: El Salvador.
- Contract type: Design.
- Infrastructure: The project has a total length of 10.19 kilometers and consists of carrying out the adaptation of 2.97 kilometers, including the design of two interchangers for Segment 3; and the expansion of 7.22 kilometers of current highway from 2 lanes to 4 lanes (2 lanes in each direction), including the design of interchanges, returns and vehicular crossings.
KEY ASPECTS
The project included, among others, the design of the following structures:
- Jiboa Bridge: 187.85 m long (design of the rehabilitation of the existing bridge in the east-west direction and new bridge design in the west-east direction).
- Sepaquiapa Bridge: 32.90 m long.
- Comalapa Bridge: 15.60 m long.
- Overpass on Highway CA02E: km 41 + 223, 28 m long.
- La Herradura overpass: 20.70 m long.