Capacity Building and Awareness Raising Conducting skills assessment in the MoF and sponsoring ministries, preparation of ESS capacity-building plan Recruitment of consultants to conduct skills assessment/identify gaps, prepare capacity-building plan and training manual 40,000 Capacity building for the MoF/CPA, sponsoring ministries, and private sector partners Training workshops/seminars 200,000 Study tours Regional study tours to related or similar sites for environmental and social champions participating in the PPIAP 200,000 Development of a communications strategy to awareness about the PPIAP and the ESMF Communications strategy would reflect the ways in which different stakeholders access and communicate information and would also include mechanisms to raise broader awareness of the project 30,000 Awareness raising for PPP project management staff and contractors Raising awareness of ESMF and related issues 10,000 Awareness raising of local communities Raising awareness of communities about the PPP project and training on how to engage with project management on environmental and social issues that directly affect them 10,000 Awareness raising of general public Use of a range of mechanisms including radio, TV discussions, newspaper advertisements on issues relating to the ESMF 50,000 Translation ESMF and RPF Translation into Dari and Pashto 10,000 Training manuals and training materials Translation into Dari and Pashto 20,000 7.4 Disclosure This ESMF was developed by the MoF. This updated ESMF and RPF were cleared by the World Bank on January 9, 2018, and redisclosed in-country on the MoF website and on the World Bank’s external website on January 10, 2018. Since the PPIAP has been upgraded from EA Category B to A, the MoF had made consequential edits to the versions of the RPF and ESMF. The revised versions were circulated/shared on April 3, 2017, with all participants from both consultation meetings (January 25, 2017, and December 17, 2017) for their
Annex 3b: Generic ESMP for PPIAP Investments Environmental Management Plan Impact Issue Proposed Action/Measures Tool/Criteria Indicators Verification Project Stage Responsibility Solid waste disposal Provide adequate waste reception facilities at construction camp sites Dispose of waste at approved waste collection sites Waste management plan/construction site management plan Number of site waste bins Final disposal records Weekly checks by project engineer Construction Operation Contactor /project engineer Waste oil/fuel disposal Provide drums/containers for temporary storage on site of waste oil from equipment and vehicles Dispose of waste oil through an approved agent Waste management plan/construction site management plan Waste oil drums/containers on site Monthly checks by project engineer Construction Operation Contactor/project engineer Air pollution Purchase sound equipment/machinery for the project Operate vehicles, trucks, and other equipment Use good quality fuel and lubricants Suppress dust generation at project sites Switch off engines Part of contract agreement Routine maintenance plan for machinery Purchase of fuel at recognized stations Schedule of works is to limit water surfaces several times a day to reduce dust at the site Audit of maintenance plan implementation Independent check by project engineers Verification of maintenance record by project engineers Self-check by contractor Construction Contactor/Project engineer maintained
when not in use Noise pollution Schedule of works is to be limited to daylight hours Part of contract agreement Recorded grievances Self-check by contractor Construction Contactor/project engineer Soil erosion Impacts on landscape Project should be boarded from public view and ensure proper maintenance of the construction site Construction site maintenance plan Implementation of the plan Self-check by contractor Construction Contactor/project engineer Traffic impacts Use only road-worthy vehicles and trucks Use experienced drivers Purchase sound vehicles and trucks/machinery for project driver qualification recorded Traffic incidence records Grievances recorded Project engineers to verify Construction Contactor/project engineer pollution No garbage/refuse, oily wastes, fuels/waste oils should be discharged into drains or water bodies Fuel storage tanks/sites should be properly secured Maintenance and cleaning of vehicles, trucks, and equipment should take place offsite. Provide toilet facilities for construction workers Construction activities, including to include Waste management plan Spill prevention and control plan Construction site management plan Visibility of oil on water bodies On-site erosion observed Proposed actions implemented Daily self-checks by contractors Periodic reports on performance by contractor to project engineers by project engineers Construction Operation Contractors/project engineers Project engineers
Plan implemented Employment and loss of livelihood PAPs provided with livelihood assistance or assisted to get new jobs immediately without any loss of income. General Use local labor as much as possible and where readily available. RPF Contractor labor policy Caretaker complaints Complaints from local communities PAPs employed elsewhere or evidence of livelihood assistance given Project engineers to verify quota to locals before recruitment of construction workers Preconstruction Construction Project engineers engineers Loss of access to land Land acquisition RPF/Resettlement Plan Resettlement Plan implementation Evidence of acceptable compensation paid Resettlement Plan implemented Preconstruction Implementing agencies/project engineers Loss of structures/properties Compensation for loss of permanent structures and assist in relocating other properties. RPF/Resettlement Plan RPF implementation Resettlement Plan implementation Evidence of acceptable compensation paid Evidence of Resettlement Plan implemented Preconstruction Implementing agencies/project engineers Impacts on recreation and public areas notices and warning signs at working areas ESMP Grievance records Warning signs/notices in place Construction engineers
adequate storage facilities, refurbish existing Proceed to awareness raising the public on pesticide use and their containers Training for a safe disposal of empty containers Ban transfer to containers Reduce the quantity of pesticides used through use of efficient alternatives Disposal of packaging Deficit in training and sensitization Product ingestion by reusing containers Skin contact and respiratory tract Washing of containers Deficit in training and sensitization Skin contact, contamination of and nearby streams Acute poisoning of fish and other crustacea, pollution of wells, ponds, water tables Skin contact A13.2: Poisoning Symptoms and Appropriate Care to Victims Poisoning Symptoms care Eye contamination (pain or irritation) Rinse well with tap water If the condition worsens, consult a physician Skin irritation (tingling and burning sensation) Wash affected part with never with oil Apply a soothing cream on it If symptoms persist, consult a physician Tiredness, headaches, or dizziness Rest Do not start over until after complete rest If symptoms persist, consult a physician Lungs contamination Stay in the shadow Place under medical observation Treatment Methods of Empty Containers Treatment of empty containers is focused on two fundamental activities: decontamination and the actual disposal with its primary packaging. Decontamination It comprises three steps and concerns all pesticides containers: Ensure maximum product emptying and drainage for 30 seconds (the content is emptied into a mixing container, in for the final dosage (for spraying). the container at least three times with a volume of water not less than 10 percent of the container total volume. Pour-rinsed water in a sprayer, in a pit (spraying). A decontaminated container does not, however, qualify for storage of food or animal feed or for water or domestic consumption. Disposal Unless intended for recycling, the first disposal activity consists in making them unusable for other purposes, such as packaging. Holes should be made with a sharp tool and the container should be
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