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Tools for Environmental and Social
Safeguarding
Alexis RWABIZAMBUGA
Quality Assurance and Results Department
Compliance and Safeguards Division
ORQR.3
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Concept, procedure and results
INTEGRATED APPROACH
An integrated safeguard
policy statement
committing the AfDB to
E&S sustainability and
compliance
Integration between
social sustainability
aspects, climate change
and ecological
considerations
Operational Safeguards
deriving from crosscutting policies and
including emerging
issues, and best practices
One stop shop
assembling new OS,
revised ESAP and IESA in
one compliance and
safeguards system
Integrated Safeguards System
Single set of procedures
for both public and
private sectors reducing
transaction costs
ISS STRUCTURE
Integrated Safeguard
Policy Statement
Operational
Safeguards
ESAP
Revised Procedures
Guidance Notes
Revised IESIA Guidelines
Integrated Safeguards System
Declaration of commitment to
Environmental and Social
Sustainability and to reducing
risk of non-compliance
Short and focused policy
statements that follow Bank
commitments and establish
operational parameters
Procedural and process
guidance (documentation,
analysis, review and reporting)
at each stage of project cycle
Detailed (methodological,
sectoral and thematic)
guidance on integrated
environmental and social
impact assessment
ISS POLICY STATEMENT
Bank’s commitments and responsibilities
Increase level of compliance thru 5 Operational Safeguards
Diagnostic, Strengthening of Country Systems
Promotion of sound Multilateral Environmental Assessments
Promotion of Human Rights and Vulnerable Groups, including
Indigenous Peoples in RMCs
Increased project safeguards and compliance monitoring
Independent Review Mechanism, IRM
Definition of “Goods Harmful to Environment In Bank’s
Negative List, 2008
Integrated Safeguards System
Summary
OS1: ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL
ASSESSMENT
Categorization requirement and process refined
• Mandatory: SESA, ESIA, RAP, ESMP, ESMF, ESMS
New Topics
• Free Prior Informed Consultation, increased access to
information, Community impacts, Vulnerable Groups
including Indigenous Peoples and Cultural Heritage
Project Affected Persons (PAP)
• Project grievance and redress mechanism
Integrated Safeguards System
OS2: INVOLUNTARY REINSTALLATION
Maintain Community Structures
• Free Prior Informed Consultation and Participation and Broad
Community Support
• Avoid internal community conflict
Secure Rights
• Improve overall means of livelihoods
• Provide secure tenure for housing land
Compensation
• Compensate on full replacement cost not market values
Integrated Safeguards System
OS3: BIODIVERSITY AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES
Reflects the objectives of the Convention on
Biological Diversity
• Protection of habitats, ecosystems and species
Ecosystem Services
• Address impacts on ecosystem services (priority to
Livelihoods and ecosystems)
Environmental Flows
• Requirement of Environmental Flows in WRM and major
projects in River Basins
• Mitigation Hierarchy including, offsets
Integrated Safeguards System
OS4: POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL,
GHG, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND
RESOURCE EFFICIENCY
International Standards
• Application Guidelines for ESS Group of the World Bank
• Based on international conventions
Topics
• Inclusion of waste, hazardous materials, usage and
management of pesticides, resource efficiency, and
Greenhouse Gases (GHG)
Greenhouse Gases
• GHG emission threshold: 200k t/eq CO2: monitoring,
analysis of feasible reduction or offset measures and
reporting if above
Integrated Safeguards System
OS5: LABOR CONDITIONS, HEALTH AND SAFETY
Consistency with ILO Labor Standards
• Protection of Workers’ conditions
• Workers’ organizations and rights and collective
bargaining
Protection of Rights
• Rights and protection against abuse
• Prevention of forced labor and child labor
Occupational Health and Safety
• Provision of medical services (assistance)
Integrated Safeguards System
Safeguarding the Bank’s investments against
climate change
Promoting Sustainable Transport
Promoting Sustainable Land & Forestry Management
Promoting Sustainable Land Use and Water Resources
Management
Building Resilience Key Infrastructure & Urban Systems
Financing
Tools
Climate-proofing of AfDB’s projects
Mobilizing
Concessionary
Resources
Integrated Safeguards System
Catalyzing
Private
Capital
Maximizing
Market
Mechanisms
Policy reform & knowledge generation/competency
building
Low Carbon
Development
Climate
Resilient
Development
Enhanced Investments in Clean Energy and Energy
Efficiency
• Innovative agriculture & water management
practices
• Increased resources for marine water and river basin
management projects
Infrastructure and
Urban systems
• Increased no. of African cities that have developed
and are implementing climate change adaptation
and mitigation plans
Climate-proofing of
AfDB’s operations
• Screening of relevant projects for climate risks and
taking steps to reduce such risks
• Improved design, location, maintenance of
infrastructure
Support to policy, institutional capacity and reforms
Mainstreaming of climate change adaptation Establishment of policies that will
provide incentives to investors using priority adaptation technologies.
Integrated Safeguards System
Knowledge Generation/ Competency Building
Land and WaterResources
Management
Integrated Safeguards System
o Based on the screening, the project proposal is categorized
into one of three categories:
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Category I
Projects may be
very vulnerable
to climate risk
Category II
Projects may be
vulnerable to
climate risk
Category III
Projects are not
vulnerable to
climate risk
CSS screening tool guides through questions that help
determine the categorization of the project with ensuing
recommendations to address any potential risks
Category 1
• Requires detailed
evaluation of climate
change risks and
adaptation measures
• Comprehensive,
practical risk
management and
adaptation measures
should be integrated
in project design and
implementation plans
Integrated Safeguards System
Category 2
Category 3
• Requires review of
climate change risks
and adaptation
measures
• Practical risk
management and
adaptation options
should be integrated
into the project design
and implementation
plans
• A voluntary
consideration of low
cost risk management
and adaptation
measures is
recommended but no
further actions is
required
Integrated Safeguards System
AREP STEPS FOR THE 3 PROJECT CATEGORIES
Integrated Safeguards System
o Summarize at a national level, current climate, projected climate change,
ongoing adaptation activities, key stakeholders and relevant country
indicators.
o Are created during the preparation of the Country Strategy Paper and
designed to inform the strategy and ensure that climate risks are
considered at the earliest stage in the project cycle.
o Provide a point of entry for country teams to familiarize themselves with
the key climate related issues facing the country, thereby enabling the
team to put the relevant issues on the agenda when developing or
updating the country strategy paper.
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Growth of NIgeria's Oil Exports, 1963-1996
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Grants and
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Bilateral
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£)
2002/03
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34 290
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Public Affairs
Production
Community
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Health & Safety
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Community
Liaison Officer
Elders
Committee
Integrated Safeguards System
Women
Youth
Committee
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Better socio-economic planning;
Safeguarding the environment;
Protecting communities;
Maintaining security (Public order);
Green and inclusive development.
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