Examples of MCC Environmental Guidelines in a sentence
The Program will be implemented in compliance with the MCC Environmental Guidelines, the International Finance Corporation’s Social and Environmental Performance Standards (the “IFC Performance Standards”), the MCC Gender Policy and the MCC Gender Integration Guidelines and Operational Procedures.
Nonetheless, prior to disbursing any Grants under the innovation Grant subactivity, MCA- Zambia will be required to develop and implement an environmental management system that is consistent with the MCC Environmental Guidelines and the IFC Performance Standards, as well as any applicable Government regulatory requirements.
MCA-Zambia or the appropriate Government entity is in compliance with the requirements of, and is implementing, any applicable ESIA, ESMP, HSMP or RAP, as appropriate, consistent with the MCC Environmental Guidelines, the IFC Performance Standards, the MCC Gender Policy and the MCC Gender Integration Guidelines and Operational Procedures.
The main channels through which these beneficiaries are expected to benefit from the LWSSD Project are through time savings, improved health outcomes and a reduction in NRW.3. Environmental and Social Mitigation MeasuresThe Infrastructure Activity under the LWSSD Project has been classified as a Category “B” project in accordance with the MCC Environmental Guidelines and the IFC Performance Standards.
Based on a preliminary evaluation, seven of the eight International Finance Corporation Environment and Social Performance Standards (the “IFC Performance Standards”), which are incorporated by reference into the MCC Environmental Guidelines, will apply.
The ESMS will incorporate IFC Performance Standards, the Government’s Social and Gender Integration Plan, Indonesian legal requirements, the MCC Environmental Guidelines and the MCC Gender Policy.
The environmental screening category for the Community-Based Nutrition Project is Category D according to MCC Environmental Guidelines, as it will involve an intermediate funding facility that will use MCC Funding to finance subprojects that may result in adverse environmental and social impacts.
The EMP will include procedures for support of remedial actions to insure compliance with the MCC Environmental Guidelines, environmental regulations and access needs for all potential beneficiaries.
This reflects the fact that changes in relative quantities are exactly canceled out by offsetting changes in the terms of trade, as in Cole and Obstfeld (1991).
All of the Projects will be implemented in compliance with the MCC Environmental Guidelines and the MCC Gender Policy, and any resettlement will be carried out in accordance with the World Bank’s Operational Policy on Involuntary Resettlement in effect as of July 2007 (“OP 4.12”) in a manner acceptable to MCC.