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Costa Rica public transportation improvements

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Costa Rica is advancing multiple initiatives to modernize its public transportation infrastructure. The country is working to electrify its public bus fleets through a partnership with the European Union, which is contributing 8 million euros to incorporate at least 75 European-made electric buses by 2027. This project, managed by the Banco de Costa Rica, utilizes a trust fund to provide financing mechanisms like leasing to mitigate high initial vehicle costs and includes funding for charging infrastructure and depot adaptations. In a separate effort to improve accessibility, Costa Rica is implementing launching an initiative to construct 37 new modernized, sustainable, and inclusive bus stops across various provinces. 21 localities. This initiative includes 20 stops funded project aims to support vulnerable populations, including senior citizens and individuals with disabilities, by providing weather protection and improving accessibility through ramps and sidewalks. The initiative is divided into two parts: the ‘Fondo Paratod@s’—a partnership between Fundación CRUSA, Paratod@s’ alliance—comprising the CRUSA Foundation, Fundación Yamuni Tabush, and Portafolio Inmobiliario—and 17 Inmobiliario—will lead the construction of 20 stops constructed by across six provinces, while the Municipality of San José. The project targets senior citizens José will build 17 matching structures. Selected local governments, such as Barva, Heredia, Sarapiquí, and people with disabilities, requiring Santo Domingo, may receive up to $10,000 in funding and technical assistance. To ensure long-term viability, participating municipalities to must provide matching funds for surrounding infrastructure infrastructure, such as sidewalks, ramps, lighting and lighting. pedestrian crossings, and commit to ongoing maintenance. This project aligns with national decarbonization goals and addresses demographic shifts, as projections suggest one in four citizens will be aged 65 or older by 2050.

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