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GREEN CLIMATE FUND FUNDING PROPOSAL | PAGE 88 OF 101<br />
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PS4: Community health, safety and security. The project will ensure that health and safety conditions<br />
will apply to communities and personnel working on project activities: for example, using life jackets on<br />
motor boat trips. Furthermore, the project will ensure that all sanitary and safety regulations demanded by<br />
the relevant offices issuing authorizations—fisheries, forestry, processing plants—are complied with. A<br />
registry of incidents and accidents will be kept so that corrective measures can be applied.<br />
PS6: Biodiversity conservation and sustainable management of living natural resources. The<br />
project will contribute to protecting and conserving Amazonian biodiversity and ecosystem services by<br />
applying community management plans to large areas of wetlands. Income generation based on<br />
sustainably managing and adding value to local natural resources will provide additional reasons for<br />
communities and government agencies that care for and oversee the resource base.<br />
PS7. Indigenous populations. The project will ensure full respect for indigenous peoples. It is to be<br />
implemented in indigenous territories where activities could only be carried out with prior informed<br />
consent, which has been gained at this stage. If the project is approved, a new round of consultation is<br />
anticipated for work planning. The project will avoid or minimize any adverse environmental impacts due<br />
to increased motor boat traffic or solid-waste production at meetings. Moreover, the project will only<br />
support activities in which the communities themselves are committed to work.<br />
PS8. Cultural heritage. The project will fully respect the cultural heritage of the indigenous populations.<br />
Archaeological remains in the area have not yet been legally recognized by the national authority. The<br />
project will take steps to prevent these remains from being damaged and will promote their conservation.<br />
Part of the project is located within the Ramsar site at the Abanico del Pastaza Wetland Complex, which<br />
could be considered a natural heritage site since it will also contribute to the protection of this wetland of<br />
international importance.