Indigenous Peoples Development Plan definition

Indigenous Peoples Development Plan means the plan set forth in the Operational Manual for the development of Indigenous Peoples affected by the Project;

Indigenous Peoples Development Plan or “IPDP” means the document (dated July 2007) prepared by the FSRDC and adopted by the Recipient, defining specific measures to be implemented for pygmies in order to protect them and to ensure that members of said minorities be granted equal legal, financial and organizational opportunities under the Project.

Indigenous Peoples Development Plan means the Borrower’s indigenous peoples’ development plan for the Project.

Examples of Indigenous Peoples Development Plan in a sentence

• Therefore, no Indigenous Peoples Development Plan is required for this sub-project.

• Based on screening results, Social Impact Assessment (SIA) will be carried out and Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) and Indigenous Peoples Development Plan (IPD)) for specific initiatives will be prepared if required.

• An Indigenous Peoples Planning Framework (IPPF) has been prepared as a standalone document to provide guidance on preparation of an Indigenous Peoples Development Plan (IPDP) including a consultation process and mitigation measures when indigenous peoples are involved.

• All employees of the Academy have a responsibility to take due care of their own health and safety and that of others who may be affected by their actions.

• Preparation of Resettlement Action Plan (RAP), Indigenous Peoples Development Plan (IPDP), strategies of public consultations, especially with the tribal population will be steered through the principles of this RPF.

More Definitions of Indigenous Peoples Development Plan

Indigenous Peoples Development Plan means the plan prepared by the Borrower for the development of its indigenous people under the Project and disclosed to the general public on March 02, 2006.

Indigenous Peoples Development Plan or “IPDP” means CONAFOR’s plan for benefiting indigenous peoples under all Parts of the Project, which also includes the requirements for the preparation of IAPs in respect of Part D.4 of the Project, all as set forth in the Operational Manual;

Indigenous Peoples Development Plan means the plan prepared by the Borrower, dated January 22, 2007, published and available to the public on xxx.xxxxxx.xx.xxx.xx or xxx.xxxxx.xx.xxx.xx, which sets out the measures to be taken to ensure that indigenous peoples will not be harmed by the Project and to ensure their participation and involvement in the implementation and monitoring of the Project as it affects them.

Indigenous Peoples Development Plan means the document adopted by the Recipient on June, 19, 2003, defining specific measures to be implemented for Baka, Kola and Aka minorities in order to protect them and to ensure that members of said minorities be granted equal legal, financial and organizational opportunities under the Program;

Indigenous Peoples Development Plan means the document adopted by the Borrower on June, 19, 2003, defining specific measures to be implemented for Baka, Kola and Aka minorities in order to protect them and to ensure that members of said minorities be granted equal legal, financial and organizational opportunities under the Program;

Indigenous Peoples Development Plan means the plan dated February 24, 2005 outlining implementation procedures, mitigation measures and monitoring guidelines for indigenous peoples under the Project, incorporating technical innovation contributions from said Indigenous Peoples and taking into account the framework of SNIP (as hereinafter defined); said plan may be amended from time to time with the Bank’s prior approval and is published and available to the public on the website xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.xx;

Indigenous Peoples Development Plan means the indigenous peoples development plan, agreed with the Association, and dated November 6, 2001, referred to in Part