Authors
- Disclosure Date
- 2024/10/03
- Disclosure Status
- Disclosed
- Doc Name
- Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF) Uganda: Investment for Industrial Transformation and Employment (P171607)
- Lending Instrument
- Investment Project Financing
- Pages
- 218
- Product Line
- IBRD/IDA
- Published in
- United States of America
- Rel Proj ID
- UG-Uganda: Investment For Industrial Transformation And Employment -- P171607
- TF No/Name
- TF0C5019-F4D Uganda Fast Payments,TF0B1167-Firm level data generation,TF0B1590-Uganda: Mobilizing Private Investments for Jobs,TF0B1892-Firm Level Data Generation,TF0B2648-Mobilizing Private Sector Investment for Jobs (MOPIJO) Response to Covi,TF0B4751-Uganda: Investment for Industrial Transformation and Employment Project,TF0B9199-Uganda : Uganda PPP program support phase 2,TF0C5259-Tourism in Uganda: Driving Growth through the Private Sector
- Unit Owning
- EFI-AFR1-FCI-Finance-1 (EAEF1)
- Version Type
- Final
Table of Contents
- PRIVATE SECTOR FOUNDATION UGANDA PSFU 1
- CERTIFICATION ....................................................................................................................... i 12
- ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ......................................................................................... iii 12
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ........................................................................................................... v 12
- TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................................................. xi 12
- LIST OF TABLES ..................................................................................................................... xv 12
- LIST OF FIGURES .................................................................................................................. xvi 12
- 1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................. 1 12
- 2 ESMF PREPARATION METHODOLOGY ........................................................................... 13 12
- 3 POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK .................................................................................. 14 12
- 4 ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL BASELINE INFORMATION .............................................. 41 13
- 5 STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATIONS ENGAGEMENT AND DISCLOSURE................................ 58 14
- 6 ASSESSMENT OF POTENTIAL GENERIC ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL RISKS AND IMPACTS 14
- AND MITIGATION MEASURES .............................................................................................. 63 14
- 7 PROCEDURES TO ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL ASSESSMENT ISSUES ........... 85 14
- 8 ESMF IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK DETAILING PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION 15
- ARRANGEMENTS RESPONSIBILITIES AND CAPACITY BUILDING .......................................... 101 15
- 9 ESMF IMPLEMENTATION BUDGET ............................................................................... 114 15
- REFERENCES ...................................................................................................................... 116 15
- ANNEXES ........................................................................................................................... 117 15
- Component 2 22
- The screening based on the GoU requirements results in the following levels of assessments 106
- The ESMF ME implementation key indicators 127
- Workforce requirement 142
- The Employment Act of 2006 144
- Occupational Safety and Health Act of 2006 The Workers Compensation Act of 2000 Public Health Act Cap.281 The National Environment Act 2019 Section 3 145
- Managing occupational health and safety procedures will be based on Ugandas Occupational Safety and Health Act 2006 and FIDIC 1999 clauses 4.8 and 6.7 145
- Procedures to ensure establishing and maintaining safe working conditions. Reporting channels for workers to report work situations that they see are not safe or 145
- A system for continual review of OHS performance and conditions in workplace environment. 145
- Host District Local Governments Urban Authorities - 146
- National Organization of Trade Unions-NOTU 146
- Measures that should be followed during project implementation to address labor risks are provided below 146
- All employers on this project shall develop and implement OHS management system 146
- Insurance of project workers equipment and machinery 147
- Vulnerable and disadvantaged individuals or groups shall not be excluded from 147
- Forced labor which consists of any work or service not voluntarily performed that is 147
- Wages shall be paid to the project workers by the lead investorsgrant recipients according to Ugandan laws. 147
- The maximum number of hours that can be worked on the project is 8 hours a day. 147
- All other terms and conditions specified in the Ugandan labor law FEDIC 1999 and World Bank Group EHSG requirements apply to the project. 147
- Ruhunga Banyankole Tweyambe Maize Farmers Association. 160
- Safeguard management 160
- Rwanyamahembe SACCO- Main Branch Buzibwera Town 160
- Loans scheme available 161
- ANNEX 12 ENHANCED IMPLEMENTATION SUPPORT AND MONITORING OF NON- DISCRIMINATION 202
- 1. Background and Objectives 202
- 2. Scope of Work and Activities 202
- Enhance existing project-level grievance redress mechanism 202
- Design and operate a mechanism for receiving grievances 203
- Establish a hotline or an alternative complaint mechanism 203
- Assist the WBIFC to prepare and implement a plan to disseminate information 204
- Prepare communitybeneficiary information materials 204
- Develop and implement a methodology to conduct periodic outreach to beneficiariescommunities 204
- Support to the WBIFC on training 204
- Support to the WBIFC with training project level GRMs 204
- Preparing training modules for call centre operators data management personnel 204
- Providing technical support to the GoU for the development of Guidelines 204
- Developing a system to regularly monitor WBIFC projects 204
- Regularly evaluating the effectiveness of mitigation measures 204
- Recommending and supporting the implementation of adjustments to mitigation measures 204
- 3. Roles and Responsibilities 205