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REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING AND TB SUPPORT PROJECT Draft Environmental and Social Management Framework for Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda Kent Kafatia P.O. Box 31271 Capital City, LILONGWE 3 MALAWI Tel +265 888831596; +265 999831595; +265 1 750094 e-mail kafatiakent@yahoo.co.uk 25 September 2009
TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS ........................................................................................................ii LIST OF ACRONYMS ...........................................................................................................v EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...................................................................................................vii CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION........................................................................................1 1.1 PROJECT BACKGROUND ...................................................................................1 1.2 PROJECT SETUP IN THE THREE PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES .............1 1.3 PROJECT DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES .....................................................14 1.4 DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT’S AREAS OF INFLUENCE..................14 1.5 OBJECTIVES OF THE ESMF.............................................................................15 1.6 JUSTIFICATION FOR THE ESMF.....................................................................15 1.7 POTENTIAL USERS OF THE ESMF ................................................................16 1.8 APPROACH AND METHODOLOGY FOR ESMF PREPARATION .............16 1.9 ORGANIZATION OF THE ESMF .......................................................................17 CHAPTER 2 LEGAL, REGULATORY, AND ADMINISTRATIVE FRAMEWORK 19 2.1 BASIS FOR THE FRAMEWORK........................................................................19 2.2 POLICIES ...............................................................................................................19 • National Environment Policy;..................................................................................19 • National Policy on HIV and AIDS; .........................................................................19 • National Land Policy; ..............................................................................................19 • Construction Industry Policy; ..................................................................................19 • National Water Policy;.............................................................................................19 • National Gender Policy;...........................................................................................19 • Health Sector Strategic Plans;..................................................................................19 • National Health Laboratory Strategic Plans; ...........................................................19 • National Policy Guidelines for Healthcare Caste Management; and.......................19 • National Environmental Health, Hygiene and Sanitation Strategy .........................19 2.3 THE WORLD BANK SAFEGUARD POLICIES................................................19 2.3.1 Environmental Assessment (OP/BP 4.01) .......................................................20 2.3.2 Involuntary Resettlement OP/BP 4.12.............................................................20 2.3.3 The World Bank’s Categorization of Projects.................................................21 2.4 LEGAL FRAMEWORK .........................................................................................22 • Urban Planning Act; ................................................................................................22 • Health Laboratory Practitioners Act;.......................................................................22 • Water Resources Management Act;.........................................................................22 • The National Constitution of the participating country;..........................................22 • Environmental Management Act;............................................................................22 CHAPTER 3 IMPACT IDENTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT.............................23 3.1 METHOD AND TECHNIQUES USED IN IDENTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT ..................................................................................................................23 3.1.1 Public Consultations and Field Investigations.................................................23 3.1.2 Literature Gathering and Review.....................................................................23 3.1.3 Categorization of Impacts................................................................................24 3.2 ASSESSMENT OF IMPACTS.............................................................................24 3.2.1 Generic Positive Impacts .................................................................................24 3.2.2 Generic Negative Impacts................................................................................25 CHAPTER 4 ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL MANAGEMENT PLAN............30 ii
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CHAPTER 5 ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL
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5.3 MONITORING INDICATORS Monitorin
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Mitigation Measures † Monitoring
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6.4 CONDUCTING A LIMITED EIA OR FUL
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The Environmental Screening results
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The proposed guidelines will detail
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Training operatives and project sta
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CHAPTER 8 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDA
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REFERENCES 1. Government of the Uni
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ANNEXES ANNEX 1: ENVIRONMENTAL AND
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No Description Yes No Not known or
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Date: ………………………
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Use of construction timber for supp
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ANNEX 4: LIMITED ENVIROMENTAL ASSES
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ANNEX 5: ENVIRONMENTAL GUIDELINES F
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• Health and safety of workers sh
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including the indicators to be used
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OP/BP 4.36 Forests OP 4.09 Pest Man
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OP/BP 4.10 Indigenous Peoples OP/BP
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OP 7.60 Projects in Disputed Areas
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M. Mwasekaga, Senior Laboratory Pro
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The Policy identifies HIV and AIDS
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The National Health Laboratory Stra
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phenomenon that may affect the quan
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In each city, municipality, distric
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land and not on restricted land res
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Compensation under Section 156 of t
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