workers to increase their capacity for informed engagement with community-based stakeholders on labor issues, gender rights, community participation, prevention of domestic violence, and advocacy for workers’ rights. Access to medical facilities for routine services, such as vaccinations; have been identified as a community need in most of the workers’ communities. The program would invite health care providers to come to the WCAs to conduct health check-ups and vaccinations. The health care providers will not paid by this program. USAID funds will not be used to pay the health care service providers. USAID funds will not be used to purchase any health care commodities for this activity. health checks and providing vaccinations, i.e., use sterile, well-fitting single-use gloves when handling syringes and rubber tubes. The IP should provide advice/guidance and training as warranted to the health service providers to ensure compliance with national and international medical waste management and best international practices. CE= Categorical Exclusion, NDC = Negative Determination with Conditions Table 2. Climate risk management covered under this memorandum. Defined or Anticipated Project Elements Area of Focus, or Activity/ etc.) Climate Risks - List key risks related to the project elements identified through either the strategy or project level climate risk assessment. Risk Rating - Low/ How Risks are Addressed at Project Level - Describe how risks have been addressed at the project level. If a decision has been made to accept the risk, briefly Further Analysis and Actions for Activity Design/ Describe CRM measures to be integrated into activity design or including additional analysis, if applicable. Opportunities to Strengthen Climate Resilience opportunities to achieve development objectives by integrating climate resilience or mitigation measures.
explain why. USAID’s Workers’ and (WEP) LOP: 2019-2023 Flooding and other natural calamities may affect WEP’s ability in engaging with community people on activities such as community meetings, and other related activities where these types of events would take place. This may as well decrease the mobility of WEP’s community outreach personnel Low The project will include appropriate messaging and instruction, when applicable, to prepare staff and on mitigating and managing climate change risks. The and will explain methods to assess and mitigate climate risks. N/A USAID and its Implementing Partner will work with other donors and GOB to mitigate climate risks especially by selecting easily accessible community venues and times of the year for events. This activity would consider access to services for garment, other industry workers, and involved stakeholders affected by climate risks, where feasible. 2. Revisions: Pursuant to 22 CFR 216.3(a)(9), if new information becomes available which indicates that activities to be funded under the DO1 portfolio might have "major" and “significant” effect, or if additional activities are proposed that have not been assessed under this IED that might be considered “major’ and their effects “significant”, this categorical exclusion and negative determination will be reviewed and revised and submitted to the Bureau Environmental Officer (BEO) for approval, an if appropriate, an environmental assessment will be prepared. It is the responsibility of the USAID Agreement/Contracting Officer’s Representative (A/COR) to keep the Mission Environment Officer and the BEO informed of any new information or changes in the activity that might occur revision of the Asia 15-041 IEE and this MTF.