Environmental and Social Framework definition

Environmental and Social Framework means the Borrower’s Environmental and Social Safeguards Framework which sets out, inter alia: (i) key principles for social and environmental management of the Project; (ii) procedures to screen activities under the Project for significant social and environmental impacts, and to assist in mitigating impacts; (iii) procedures to ensure that these principles and procedures are properly applied; and (iv) procedures for mine risk management;

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Environmental and Social Framework or “ESF” means the framework, dated July 3, 2003, in form and substance satisfactory to the Association, describing measures for the mitigation of the potential environmental and social impact of the Project, as the same may be updated from time to time with the approval of the Association, used as the basis for preparation of the Environmental and Social Management Plan (as hereinafter defined);

Environmental and Social Framework means the World Bank Environmental and Social Framework that comprises a “Vision for Sustainable Development”, the “World Bank Environmental and Social Policy for Investment Project Financing” and the “Environmental and Social Standards”.

Examples of Environmental and Social Framework in a sentence

• As a consequence, the World Bank is currently in the process of reviewing, updating and strengthening its environmental and social safeguards and is working with the World Bank’s member countries and stakeholders to propose a new Environmental and Social Framework.

• The Board Paper presenting the new procurement policy framework indicated that once the new Environmental and Social Framework (“ESF”) is adopted, the new Framework for procurement will be updated accordingly.

• If the Environmental and Social Framework (“ESF”) applies, remove brackets in text.

• The project is designed as an Investment Project Financing (IPF) and as such needs to comply with the World Bank’s Environmental and Social Framework (2016) (ESF) comprising, inter alia, the Environmental and Social Standards (ESS)2.

• To be eligible for a Block Grant, a beneficiary community must prepare and furnish a Sub-Project proposal to the Recipient that fully satisfies the eligibility criteria specified in the Operational Manual and the Environmental and Social Framework.

• Any activity, carried out for Emergency Works, which has or may have an Environmental or Social Impact shall comply with the Environmental and Social Framework (Section VID).

• SERVICES OBJECTIVE The objective of the services is supervision over the reconstruction of Croatian Institute for Public Health Building in Nazorova 53 carried out in full compliance with this Contract, relevant legislation of the Republic of Croatia and the World Bank`s Environmental and Social Framework (ESF) and relevant Environmental and Social Health and Safety Guidelines, general and industry specific.

• The Main and Detail Design shall be developed in accordance with all the relevant national and EU environmental, Occupational (OHS) and Community Health and Safety (CHS) regulations as well as World Bank Environmental and Social Policies (Environmental and Social Framework - ESF) requirements, the World Bank Environmental, Health and Safety Guidelines (EHSG) and Good International Industry Practice (GIIP), the stricter ones prevailing.

• The Recipient shall ensure that the Project is carried out in accordance with the Environmental and Social Framework.

• Lenders’ environmental and social guidelines such as the KfW Sustainability Guidelines and World Bank Environmental and Social Framework were also reviewed and incorporated in the assessment to ensure that implementation of the proposed project is in conformity with their environmental and social requirements.

More Definitions of Environmental and Social Framework

Environmental and Social Framework means the World Bank Environmental and Social

Environmental and Social Framework or “ESF” means the Environmental and Social Framework adopted on January 19, 2002, by the Recipient and REB (as hereinafter defined) detailing the measures proposed to address the adverse environmental and social impact of investments under the Project;

Environmental and Social Framework or “ESF” means the framework, in form and substance satisfactory to the Association, describing measures for the mitigation of the potential environmental and social impact of the Project, as the same may be updated from time to time with the approval of the Association, to be prepared as needed on the basis of the EA and to be used as the basis for preparation as needed of an Environmental and Social Management Plan (as hereinafter defined), in accordance with the provisions of Section II.1 of Schedule 4 to this Agreement;

Environmental and Social Framework means the document entitled as such and furnished by the Borrower to the Association by its letter dated ˛November 17, 1998, satisfactory to the Association, as such document may be amended from time to time with the concurrence of the Association;

Environmental and Social Framework means the World Bank’s framework of the same name approved by the Bank’s Board of Executive Directors on August 4, 2016.

Environmental and Social Framework means the framework instrument, including a social impact management framework dated August 2007 and an environmental impact management framework, dated April 2010, adopted by the Recipient, and referred to in Section I.C of Schedule 2 to this Agreement, which sets forth principles and procedures, and mitigation, enhancement, monitoring, and institutional measures, to avoid or mitigate potential adverse environmental and social impacts resulting from the Project, or reduce them to acceptable levels, or enhance positive impacts, as the same may be modified from time to time with the prior written agreement of the Association, and such term includes any schedules or annexes to such framework.