Environmental and Social Instruments definition

Environmental and Social Instruments means, collectively, the Borrower’s environmental and social instruments for the Project, as specified in the Environmental and Social Commitment Plan.
Environmental and Social Instruments means the Project’s ESMF, IPPF, LMP and RPF, as set forth in the ESCP. IF-2023-86834155-APN-SSRFID#MEC
Environmental and Social Instruments means: (i) the Environmental and Social Management Framework; (ii) the Labor Management Procedure; (iii) the Resettlement Policy Framework and the Process Framework; and (iv) the Indigenous Peoples Planning Framework, to be prepared or updated by APN, as relevant, and to be updated, disclosed, consulted upon and adopted for the Project, as set out in the ESCP, in accordance with the Environmental and Social Standards.

Examples of Environmental and Social Instruments in a sentence

  • Table 1 summarizes the expected Environmental and Social Instruments for Each sub- project.

  • Two FAO UTF projects were developed with Turkey in July/August 2020 for the development of Feasibility Study and Environmental and Social Instruments for obtaining loan from the World Bank for the Bolaman Basin Rehabilitation Project (UTF/TUR/067/TUR) and Cekerek Basin Rehabilitation Project (UTF/TUR/068/TUR).

  • The consultations involved the presentation of the Program and the disclosure of the Environmental and Social Instruments prepared to guide and ensure that all stakeholders under the RISE program are fully involved in the program preparation, design and implementation.

  • Receipt by the Trustee of the CDM Operations Plan, Operations Manual, and Environmental and Social Instruments, all satisfactory in form and substance to the Trustee.

  • The Consultant will be required to support preparation, implementation and monitoring of environmental and social related activities as outlined in the project’s Environmental and Social Instruments which include; (i) Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF); (ii) Resettlement Policy Framework (RPF); (iii) Labor Management Procedures (LMP);(iv) Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP); and (v) Environmental and Social Commitment Plan (ESCP).


More Definitions of Environmental and Social Instruments

Environmental and Social Instruments means the environmental and social documents of the Borrower for TÜBİTAK’s Respective Part of the Project required under the Bank’s Environmental and Social Framework and referred to in the Environmental and Social Commitment Plan, the Environmental and Social Management System, and Stakeholder Engagement Plan.
Environmental and Social Instruments means the environmental and social instruments to be adopted and complied with by the Recipient in accordance with the Environmental and Social Commitment Plan, as the same may be amended from time to time in accordance with the provisions thereof, including, inter alia, an Environmental and Social Management Framework, Subproject Environmental and Social Management Plans, Resettlement Policy Framework, and Stakeholder Engagement Plan.
Environmental and Social Instruments means the environmental and safeguards instruments that have been prepared, adopted and disclosed by the Recipient in connection with the Project, and which include the Environmental and Social Risk Management Strategy and the Sector Guide on Off-Grid Solar (as such terms are hereinafter defined).
Environmental and Social Instruments means the environmental and social documents of the Borrower, through MoIT, for the Borrower’s Respective Part of the Project required under the Bank’s Environmental and Social Framework and referred to in the Environmental and Social Commitment Plan, the Environmental and Social Management System, and Stakeholder Engagement Plan.
Environmental and Social Instruments means the environmental and social instruments to be adopted and complied with by the Recipient in accordance with the Environmental and Social Commitment Plan, as the same may be amended from time to time in accordance with the provisions thereof.
Environmental and Social Instruments means, collectively, the Recipient’s (and as relevant the Municipal Sub-borrowers’) environmental and social instruments for ILBANK’s Respective Parts of the Project, as specified in the Environmental and Social Commitment Plan.
Environmental and Social Instruments means: (i) the Environmental and Social Management Framework; (ii) the Labor Management Procedure; (iii) the Indigenous Peoples Plan; and (iv) the Stakeholder Engagement Plan, to be prepared or updated by MINSA, as relevant, and to be disclosed, consulted upon and adopted for the Project, as set out in the ESCP, in accordance with the Environmental and Social Standards.