CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS (Exchange Rate Effective January 31, 2015) Currency Unit = CNY CNY 6.25 = US$1 FISCAL YEAR January 1 – December 31 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS AHP CEPB CG CNAO CNY DA Analytical Hierarchy Process Chongqing Environmental Protection Bureau Coordination for Implementation of the POPs Stockholm Convention National Audit Office Chinese Yuan Renminbi (also RMB) Designated Account DDT Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane EA EMDP Environmental Assessment Ethnic Minority Development Plan ESMF ESMP Environmental and Social Management Framework Environmental and Social Management Plan ESMS FECO Environmental and Social Management System Foreign Economic Cooperation Office the MEP FM FMM Financial Management Financial Management Manual FYP The 12th Five-Year (2011-2015) Plan GEF HCB HCH HRS IFR Global Environment Facility Hexachlorobenzene Hexachlorocyclohexane Hazard Ranking System Interim Unaudited Financial Report LEPD Liaoning Environmental Protection Department MEP Ministry of Environmental Protection MHURD MIIT Ministry of Housing, and Rural Development Ministry of Industry and Information Technology MLR MOA Ministry of Land and Resources Ministry of Agriculture MOF MOU NDRC NIP PAH PBB Ministry of Finance Memorandum of Understanding National Development and Reform Committee National Implementation Plan Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Polybrominated Biphen Trial Trial
PBDD PBDE PCB Dioxin and Polybrominated Dibenzodioxin Polybrominated Diphenyl Ether Polychlorinated Biphenyl PFOS PMM PMU POPs PPP RAP RBCA RPF TA VSL Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Procurement Management Manual Project Management Unit Persistent Organic Pollutants Public Private Partnership Resettlement Action Plan Risk-based Corrective Action Resettlement Policy Framework Technical Assistance US Environmental Protection Agency Value of Statistical Life Regional Vice President: Axel van Trotsenburg, EAPVP Country Director: Bert Hofman, EACCF Senior Global Practice Director: Caballero, GENDR
Provisions requiring that: (i) the sites for the Clean-up Sub-projects are selected in accordance with the criteria set forth in the PIM, and subject to the World Bank’s prior approval; and (ii) a completion report outlining the activities undertaken under each Clean-up Sub-project is furnished to the World Bank no later than six months after the completion of the respective Clean-up Sub-project. (Section I. F. of Schedule 2 to the Grant Agreement) . Conditions Source Of Fund Name Type GEFU Signing of implementation agreements Effectiveness Description of Condition Signing of the implementation agreements between FECO, MEP and Chongqing Municipality and Liaoning Province, respectively. (Article V. 5.01 of the Grant Agreement) Team Composition Bank Staff Name Specialization Unit Xieli Bai Program Assistant Program Assistant EACCF Laurent Granier Senior Environmental Specialist Senior Environmental Specialist Nina Queen Irving Senior Program Assistant Senior Program Assistant GENDR Solvita Klapare Environmental Economist Co-TTL, Environmental Economist GENDR Brenda Morata Analyst Legal Analyst Aristeidis I. Counsel Counsel LEGOP Frank Van Woerden Senior Environmental Engineer Senior Environmental Engineer GENDR Peishen Wang Consultant Consultant GTIDR Qing Wang Senior Environmental Specialist Team Lead GENDR Ning Yang Senior Environmental Specialist Senior Environmental Specialist GENDR Guoping Yu Senior Procurement Specialist Procurement Specialist Fang Zhang Financial Management Specialist Financial Management Specialist GGODR Meixiang Zhou Social Development Specialist Social Development Specialist GSURR Non Bank Staff Name City Locations
1: . Country: China Project Name: China Contaminated Site Management Project (P145533) . Results Framework . Global Environmental Objectives . PDO Statement The project development objective is to improve the country’s capacity for managing site contamination, and demonstrate environmentally sound identification and cleanup of sites contaminated with POPs and other hazardous chemicals. These results are at Project Level . Global Environmental Objective Indicators Cumulative Target Values Indicator Name Baseline YR1 2015 YR2 2016 YR3 2017 YR4 2018 YR5 2019 YR6 2020 YR7 2021 End Target 1. Selected priority technical guidelines (TG) and policy recommendations (PRs) for prevention and control of site contamination at the national and local levels developed or issued (Text) Existing TG for site cleanup (control of site at the national and levels (see Annex 2) TORs prepared, approved by the Bank TGs and PRs at the national level and in Chongqing and Liaoning developed TGs in Chongqing and Liaoning issued TG and PRs for prevention and control of site contamination at the national level and in Chongqing and Liaoning developed or issued 2. Training materials published and on-line training courses integrated No training system for prevention and control Training materials developed Annual training plan Annual training plan Annual training plan Annual training plan Training materials improved Training materials published and on-line Training materials published and training courses integrated into the staff training system of MEP
into MEP staff training system (Text) of site and trainers selected and updated training courses integrated into the staff training system of MEP 3. Contaminated land managed or dump closed under the project (Hectare(Ha)) - (Core) 0.00 0.01 0.01 4 5.2 5.2 4. National database of POPs contaminated sites established (Text) No database for sites TOR for of the database prepared, approved by the Bank of database completed run of the database run of the database Priority list of POPs is produced The national database is operational . Intermediate Results Indicators Cumulative Target Values Indicator Name Baseline YR1 YR2 YR3 YR4 YR5 YR6 YR7 End Target 5. Number of people trained on prevention and control of site contamination (Text) 0 As per annual training plan As per annual training plan As per annual training plan As per annual training plan As per annual training plan As per annual training plan As per annual training plans 6.Public Awareness activities implemented (Text) 0 TORs for public awareness Public awareness activities initiated Public awareness campaign Public awareness campaign successfully implemented
campaign prepared results evaluated 7. Feasibility for Knowledge and Remediation Center in Chongqing prepared (Text) No feasibility study TOR prepared, consultant selected, initiated completed Feasibility study completed 8. Regional Soil and Groundwater Contamination Prevention and Warning System at the Changshou Industrial Park established (Text) No warning system TORs for system prepared Works on system initiated System established System run Results and experience activities completed Warning system established and functional 9. POPs &POPs waste destroyed, disposed or contained in environmentally sound manner (Metric ton) - (Core) 0.00 0.00 875 15,700 46,600 68,000 79,000 79,000 10. Number of people positively affected by site cleanups (Text) 0 750 750 3,900 5,900 7,700 8,100 8,100 - Of which female (Text - Sub-Type: Breakdown) 0 To be based on site investigation results Indicator Description . Global Environmental Objective Indicators
2: Component 1: Capacity Development for Prevention and Control of Site Contamination Sub-component 1.1: Development of Technical Guidelines, Policy Recommendations and Financing Options for Contaminated-site Cleanup At the national level, this activity will develop selected priority technical guidelines on prevention and cleanup of contaminated sites, policy recommendations on information disclosure and public participation, and study financial options and market incentives for cleanup of contaminated sites. A set of technical guidelines for contaminated site cleanup that cover the entire cleanup process is needed, including site investigation, risk assessment, remediation program design, remedial action, and remediation completion with verification. These guidelines should also include requirements related to community involvement, approval procedures, enforcement, emergency response, requirements for qualified site-cleanup practitioners, and a wide variety of characterization, monitoring, and remediation technologies throughout the cleanup process. China MEP has issued four technical guidelines in February 2014 for implementation starting from July 1, 2014. The project will develop other technical guidelines to complement what have been issued and what are being developed in the country in order to form a set of core standards for supporting risk-based contaminated site management framework in China. The table below summarizes the issued ones, ones set for development, and the proposed guidelines to be developed under the Project covering selected priority areas. Technical process for contaminated site management Technical Guidelines that have been issued in China Technical Guidelines that have been set for development in Technical Guidelines/Administrative Measures to be developed under the Project Pollution identification and site sampling Technical Guidelines for environmental site investigation (HJ Technical Guidelines for environmental site monitoring (HJ 25.2-2014) (including monitoring during site investigation and remediation, remediation acceptance monitoring, and post monitoring after remediation) Technical guidelines for sampling of POPs contaminated sites Risk assessment Technical Guidelines for risk assessment of contaminated sites (HJ 25.3-2014) Screening levels in Chongqing and Liaoning Remediation program Technical Guidelines for contaminated sites soil remediation (including basic Technical Guidelines for remediation treatability studies 2014);
Site name City/Province Main POPs Env. health Risk Land value Future land use* Estimated cleanup cost (million US$)** Estimated Site Area (ha.) for cleanup Counterpart funding source Site owner Supervision entities for cleanup if the site selected 1. Northeast Pharmaceutical Group Co.,ltd. Shenyang/ Liaoning Organochlorine pesticide; M H R 3~4.5 18 Tiexi District Land Reserve Trading Center of Shenyang city Land Reserve Trading Center of District Liaoning PMU, Tiexi District Land Reserve Trading Center of Shenyang 2. Shenyang Chemical Plant Shenyang/ Liaoning Organochlorine pesticide; M H R 57~85 35 Shenyang Chemical Co. Ltd, government Shenyang Chemical Co. Ltd Liaoning PMU, Shenyang Chemical Co. Ltd 3.Chongqing Jingkou Warehouse of Agricultural Material Co. Chongqing DDT and HCH M H R 11.4 0.8 Chongqing EPB and Chongqing Agricultural Production Material Co., Ltd. Chongqing Agricultural Production Material (Group) Co., Ltd. Chongqing PMU 4. Hunan Pesticide Factory Xiangtan/ Hunan Organochlorine pesticide; industrial chemicals M H R&C 45.7~68.6 28 TBD The Pesticide FECO, Local government 5. E-waste Dismantling Site of Tianjin Ziya Circular Economy Industrial Park Tianjin Dixoin and PBDE H H I 40~60 4 TBD China energy company FECO, Local government 6. Tianjin Dagu Chemical Factory Tianjin Organochlorine pesticide; industrial chemicals M H I Estimated cost is not applicable as enterprises are still in operation on sites. If selected, site env. management will be demonstrated. 222 TBD Dagu Chemical Co. Ltd FECO, government 7. incineration site in Guiyu Shantou/ Guangdong Dioxin, PBDEs M L I 6~9 3.73 TBD Guiyu Town of Guangdong province FECO, Guiyu Town of Guangdong province *R-residential; C-commercial; and I-Industrial. **Before detailed environmental investigation, cleanup cost is roughly estimated at 10-15 million RMB/ha.