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Environmental & Social Management FrameworkCHAPTER 10- INSTITUTIONAL STRENGTHENING OF THE GEO-ENVIRONMENTAND SOCIAL UNIT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ROADS................ 10-1~10-1410.1 Identification of Opportunities, Weaknesses and Limitations ............................................. 10-110.2 Organisation of the Geo-Environment & Social Unit of DoR .............................................. 10-210.2.1 Development of the Unit ................................................................................................10-210.2.2 Organisational Linkage and Sections of the GESU .......................................................10-410.3 Findings on the Institutional and Organizational Capacity of the Geo-Environment &Social Unit of DoR.............................................................................................................. 10-410.3.1 General Institutional and Organisational Issues Identified by Donors ...........................10-410.3.2 In-house Assessment of the Institutional Limitations and Weaknesses of GESU.........10-410.3.3 Specific Issues Identified at Institutional Level ..............................................................10-510.3.4 Specific Issues Identified at Staff and Logistic Level .....................................................10-510.3.5 Specific Issues Identified at Procedural Level ...............................................................10-610.4 Conclusions ....................................................................................................................... 10-710.5 Recommendations for Upgrading the Institutional Capacity of the GESU ......................... 10-810.5.1 Develop Standardized Procedures ................................................................................10-810.5.2 Prepare Regular Business Plans ...................................................................................10-910.5.3 Allocate Clearly Defined Responsibilities.......................................................................10-910.5.4 Enhance Inter-Agency Coordination............................................................................10-1010.5.5 Enhance and Ensure Quality Control for Private Sector Involvement .........................10-1010.5.6 Formalize Supervision and Compliance Mechanisms.................................................10-1110.5.7 Carry out Institutional Training for Skill Development..................................................10-1110.5.8 Re-Organisation of the Geo-Environment & Social Unit..............................................10-12ANNEXESAnnex 1Annex 2Annex 3Annex 4The Consultant’s Terms of Reference for Preparing the ESMFEnvironmental Code of PracticeGlossary for Technical Terms used in the ESMFReference ListApril 2007TOC - v
Environmental & Social Management FrameworkLIST OF TABLESTable No. Description Pages1.1 Main Stakeholders and Users of the ESMF 1-72.12.22.3Environmental and social assessment and management steps for the proposedprojects under the SRN ProgramThe six major activities and responsibilities during different project stages forconducting road EA studies in NepalLegal Criteria for Selecting an IEE or EIA in the Road Sector, andcomparison of requirements prescribed by the GoN and the WB2.4 ToR for EA Studies in Nepal Requiring Approval of MoPPW or MoEST 2-72.5 Table of Content of an IEE Report pertaining to SRN sub-projects 2-102.6Checklist for Environmental Impact Prediction during differentProject Phases2.7 Environmental and Social Mitigation Measures – General Solutions 2-202.8 Mitigation Implementation – Description of Arrangements 2-232.9 Monitoring Indicators Selected for this IEE 2-262.10 Framework for Monitoring Environmental Aspects 2-302.11 Table of Content of an EIA Report pertaining to SRN sub-projects 2-322.12 Environmental Audit Plan 2-342.13General Environmental Codes of Practice for the SRN Road DevelopmentProgramme3.1 Procedural Steps in the Land Acquisition Process 3-93.2 Support Programs for Dalits laid out in the Tenth Plan 3-154.1 Opportunities and Risks from Road Construction Activities 4-24.2 Vehicle emission components and their principal environmental effects 4-155.1 Project Stage and Nature of Participation of PAPs in the Process 5-26.1 General Guideline for Slope Cutting Table 6-57.1Comparison of GoN and World Bank Policies on Entitlement for LandAcquisition, Gaps and Recommendations7.2 Entitlement Matrix 7-87.3Framework for Monitoring Social Issues Related to Resettlement andVulnerable Groups7.4 Phase-wise Social Monitoring & Evaluation Indicators for SRN 7-197.5 Implementation Schedule for individual RAPs 7-227.6Exemplary Costs (in Rs) for Resettlement, Land Acquisition and Monitoringfor Satbanjh-Jhulaghat Feeder Road (37 km) Upgrading Works8.1 Classification of Vulnerable Groups/Janajati in Nepal 8-22-22-42-62-162-377-47-177-23TOC - vi April 2007
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