P181476 - Draft Environmental and Social Systems Assessment (ESSA) - Nigeria Human Capital Opportunities for Prosperity and Equity (HOPE) - Governance (English)

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• FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 1
• WORLD BANK 1
• PROGRAM-FOR-RESULTS FINANCING 1
• PROGRAM-FOR-RESULTS HOPE-PFORR 1
• ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIAL SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT 1
• ESSA 1
• Draft July 22 2024 1
• 13. 7
• 17. 8
• 19. 9
• 20. 9
• 21. 9
• 22. 9
• 24. 9
• 25. 10
• 26. 10
• 1. Nigerias human development outcomes are among the lowest in the world. Nigerias 13
• DLI 3 Strengthened state budget planning and execution for basic education and primary 17
• DLI4 Strengthened transparency of funding for basic education and primary health care 18
• DLI6 Improved procurement practices for increased transparency and value for money. 18
• DLI7 Reduced staffing gap and more equitable deployment for basic education teachers 18
• DLI 8 Reduced absenteeism of teachers and health workers 19
• 49. The government of Nigeria GON has several policies instruments and laws which support 32
• 50. The basis of environmental policy in Nigeria is contained in the 1999 Nigerian Constitution 32
• 51. The national policies relevant to the HOPE PforR is presented in Table 4.1. 32
• 52. The national laws relevant to the HOPE PforR is presented in Table 4.2. 33
• 53. The national environmental regulations relevant to the HOPE PforR is presented in Table 36
• 4.3. 36
• 54. The Federal Ministries whose functions and responsibilities are relevant to the HOPE PforR 36
• 55. The State Ministries whose functions and responsibilities are relevant to the HOPE PforR 37
• This section describes the ES management systems in place to manage all identified ES 39
• 57. The summary of the assessments of Federal Government systems in line with the core 39
• Table 5.3 Assessment Core Principle 3 Public and Worker Safety 43
• Table 5.5 Assessment Core Principle 5 Social Considerations - Indigenous Peoples and Vulnerable Groups 46
• Table 5.6 Assessment Core Principle 6 Social Conflict 48
• 58. This section recommends measures that will be taken to strengthen system performance in 50
• 59. These actions may be further refined and adjusted during the consultation process and the 50
• 60. Although Nigeria has a well-defined environmental system that is close to the core principle 50
• 61. Given the environmental impact of this project some recommendations are made as 50
• 62. Given the identified social issues and weaknesses in the federal system the following 50
• 63. Following the recommendations the breakdown of actions to be included in the Program 51
• Action Plan PAP with indicative timeline responsibility for implementation and indicators for measuring the completion of such actions are detailed in the Table 6.1 below 51