Archive · 10 Aug 2025
Tripura Aims to Complete World Bank Project by 2029
Tripura is working on a big project with help from the World Bank, aiming to finish by 2029.
A big part of this project is making roads better in the countryside, especially in areas where tribal people live.
They plan to build roads that can be used all year.
Money from the project is also going towards building new schools and training teachers to help kids.
The project is also helping create groups for people to work together and making it easier for people to use government services online.
The World Bank is giving most of the money for the project.
Tripura is working to complete the World Bank-aided multi-sectoral project by 2029.
The project focuses on all-season road construction and improvement.
Over Rs 500 crore of the Rs 1,400-crore project is for rural road infrastructure.
The project will benefit 23 rural development blocks, including 11 ‘aspirational blocks’.
The project includes school building construction and teacher training.
- Who
- Tripura Rural Economic Growth and Service Delivery Project (TRESP) with World Bank assistance.
- What
- A multi-sectoral project aimed at improving rural infrastructure and services.
- When
- Target completion is 2029; Launched March of last year.
- Where
- Tripura, India.
- Why
- To boost economic growth in rural areas and improve access to services.
- Project Name
- Tripura Rural Economic Growth and Service Delivery Project (TRESP)
- Total Project Cost
- Rs 1,400 crore
- World Bank Contribution
- Rs 1,120 crore
- Road Construction Target
- 416 km
- Blocks Benefitting
- 23 rural development blocks
- Producer Groups formed
- 2,000 out of 2,500 target