Projects List

Railway Sector Reform Program, Subprogram 1

The proposed Railway Sector Reform Program aims to establish the economic and financial sustainability of the railway sector in Georgia, with profitability and debt service coverage ratios reestablished at effective levels. The program will provide a policy-based loan to assist in the reform of the Georgian railway system to strengthen financial stability and investment planning capacity through the provision of more efficient, demand-driven railway transport services for both freight markets and passenger public service obligations.

Georgia Livable Cities Investment Program (LCIP) for Balanced Development

Georgia is located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, rich in natural resources and cultural heritage. Despite these comparative advantages, the country needs to overcome substantial infrastructure, urban services, and capacity gaps to unlock its economic growth potential. Although Georgia is an upper middle-income country, 20.1% of the population still lives below the poverty line.

Promoting Gender Equality in the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Region

East–West Highway (Shorapani–Argveta Section) Improvement Project

The project involves construction of a new road section of the E-60 highway located in Imereti Region of central Georgia. Section F4 forms the Shoropani-Argveta portion of the Khevi-Ubisa-Shorapani-Argveta section of the E-60.

Better Customs for Better Client Services in Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Countries

Preparing the Batumi–Sarpi Bypass Project

The Government of Georgia is investing substantial amounts in the infrastructure needed to take advantage of its location, with emphasis on the country's backbone for transit trade comprised of the East–West and North–South transport corridors.

Preparing the East-West Highway (Shorapani-Argveta Section) Improvement

The Government of Georgia, through the Roads Department of the Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure, is planning capacity expansion of the current two-lane mountainous section of the East-West Highway (Highway E60) between Chumateleti and Argveta in central Georgia, a distance of about 53 kilometers, through mountainous terrain

North–South Corridor (Kvesheti–Kobi) Road Project

The Government of Georgia is making substantial investments in infrastructure intended to take advantage of its location and tourism attractions, and is emphasizing the country's transit trade through development of the East–West and North–South transport corridors.

Implementing the Integrated Trade Agenda in the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Program

East–West Highway (Khevi–Ubisa Section) Improvement Project

The proposed project will improve the Khevi–Ubisa section and improve operations and maintenance of the road network, as well as road safety

Preparing the North-South Corridor (Kvesheti–Kobi) Road Project

The proposed transaction technical assistance (TRTA) will help the Government of Georgia prepare the proposed ensuing North-South Corridor (Kvesheti–Kobi) Road Project.

Modernizing Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures to Facilitate Trade

Batumi Bypass Road Project

The project will improve efficiency for road transport along the East–West Highway in Georgia, and improve regional connectivity in Georgia so that it can play the role of regional transport and logistics hub.