Authors
- Disclosure Date
- 2024/10/15
- Disclosure Status
- Disclosed
- Doc Name
- Appraisal Project Information Document (PID)
- Lending Instrument
- Investment Project Financing
- Pages
- 9
- Product Line
- IBRD/IDA
- Published in
- United States of America
- Rel Proj ID
- IN-Strengthening Coastal Resilience And The Economy -- P180932
- TF No/Name
- TF0C3480-G141 - 3.2.-IN- Indias Blue Economy: Green Ports & Plastic Circularity,TF0C4321-G141-2.2.-IN- Indias Blue Economy: Green Ports & Plastic Circularity,TF0C4322-G233 3.2.-IN-Strategic support towards Indias Blue Economy Policy Frame,TF0C4395-G233 4.3.-IN-Strategic support towards Indias Blue Economy Policy Frame,TF0C4432-G233 2.2.-IN-Strategic support towards Indias Blue Economy Policy Frame
- Unit Owning
- SAR Environment PM 1 (SSAE1)
- Version Type
- Final
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Table of Contents
- The World Bank 1
- The World Bank 2
- BASIC INFORMATION 2
- A. Basic Project Data 2
- Components 2
- PROJECT FINANCING DATA US Millions 2
- Maximizing Finance for Development 2
- Is this an MFD-Enabling Project MFD-EP 2
- Is this project Private Capital Enabling PCE 2
- SUMMARY 2
- Total Operation Cost 303.54 2
- Total Financing 303.54 2
- The World Bank 3
- Financing Gap 0.00 3
- DETAILS 3
- World Bank Group Financing 3
- Non-World Bank Group Financing 3
- B. Introduction and Context 3
- 1. Indias vast coast and ocean are essential for achieving sustainable economic development. 3
- 2. Endowed with abundant natural resources and biodiversity of global significance Indias coastal and marine 3
- 3. Indias coastal ecosystems however continue to deteriorate because of human and natural pressures and 3
- The World Bank 4
- 4. Land- and ocean-based plastic pollution is a rapidly growing environmental and economic threat for the coastal 4
- 5. Women are disproportionately affected by these challenges. 4
- 6. Institutional weaknesses constrain the capacity of states to manage coastal resources effectively and secure 4
- 7. The private sector could play a pivotal role in enhancing the states blue economy and the resilience of their 4
- 8. The proposed project will support Karnataka and Tamil Nadu 4
- 9. Tamil Nadu located on the southeast coast of India faces multiple climatic and pollution hazards affecting the 4
- The World Bank 5
- 10. Karnataka located in the southwest coast of India faces a growing problem of coastal erosion and plastic 5
- 11. The challenges faced by the two states and the approaches to addressing them present an opportunity to 5
- C. Proposed Development Objectives 5
- 12. 5
- D. Project Description 5
- 13. The project is the first phase in a multi-phase programmatic approach MPA. 5
- The World Bank 6
- 14. Component 1 Strengthening institutions for Integrated Coastal Zone Management 6
- 15. Component 2 Shoreline management coastal protection and conservation 6
- 16. Component 3 Improving livelihoods for natural resource dependent communities. 6
- 17. Component 4 Enhancing marine pollution management and plastic circularity 6
- 18. Component 5 Contingent Emergency Response 6
- The World Bank 7
- Triggered 7
- 19. The Environmental and Social ES risks are assessed to be Substantial. 7
- 20. The Project activities in Tamil Nadu will be carried out in its coastal regions some of which will be in and around 7
- E. Implementation 21. The states have designated nodal State Project Management Units SPMUs acting as implementing agencies 7
- CONTACT POINT 7
- World Bank 7
- The World Bank 8
- BorrowerClientRecipient 8
- India 8
- Implementing Agencies 8
- Government of Karnataka 8
- Government of Tamil Nadu 8
- FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT 8
- APPROVAL 8
- Approved By 8
- The World Bank 9
