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Plain-language definitions of every Environmental & Social term that shows up in government tender work.
The requirements under development bank environmental standards that protect ecosystems, habitats, and species from project-related harm, including the mitigation hierarchy and offsets that contractors must apply in sensitive areas.
Read definitionAn analysis of how physical climate hazards and the transition to a low-carbon economy may affect a project's design, assets, communities, and long-term viability, now required by most major development banks.
Read definitionThe obligations placed on borrowers and contractors to protect the health, safety, and security of communities living near or affected by a project's construction and operational activities.
Read definitionThe requirements under development bank environmental standards that prevent damage to tangible and intangible cultural heritage during project construction and operations, including chance finds procedures contractors must follow.
Read definitionThe legally binding schedule of environmental and social commitments a borrower makes to the World Bank, translating the project's assessment findings and applicable standards into time-bound, monitorable obligations.
Read definitionThe World Bank's overarching policy framework that sets environmental and social requirements for all investment project financing, replacing the earlier Safeguard Policies from 2018 onward.
Read definitionThe World Bank's 2018 policy framework that sets ten Environmental and Social Standards governing how borrowers must assess and manage environmental, social, labour, and community risks in bank-financed projects.
Read definitionThe ten individual standards within the World Bank's Environmental and Social Framework, each covering a specific risk area that borrowers must address in financed projects.
Read definitionA structured process that identifies, predicts, and evaluates the environmental consequences of a proposed project before approval, producing a report that informs financing decisions and shapes contractor obligations.
Read definitionThe international standard requiring that indigenous peoples and local traditional communities be consulted in good faith before project activities affecting their lands, resources, or cultural heritage proceed, with the right to withhold consent.
Read definitionA project document that identifies gender gaps relevant to the project's objectives and specifies targeted actions, indicators, and resources to address those gaps and promote equal benefits for women and men.
Read definitionA project-level system that receives, tracks, and resolves complaints from communities and workers affected by a development-bank-financed project, providing an accessible alternative to legal action.
Read definitionA framework document that sets the principles, procedures, and entitlements governing how a project will identify and address impacts on indigenous peoples when the specific affected groups cannot be determined at appraisal.
Read definitionThe requirements set by development bank environmental and social standards that govern wages, working hours, occupational safety, non-discrimination, freedom of association, and the treatment of migrant and child workers on financed projects.
Read definitionThe standard requiring development bank borrowers to compensate and assist people displaced physically or economically by a project, restore their livelihoods, and avoid or minimise displacement wherever feasible.
Read definitionThe requirements governing workplace hazard identification, risk control, protective equipment, incident reporting, and worker health programmes that contractors must implement on development-bank-financed projects.
Read definitionA framework document prepared when the exact boundaries of land acquisition are not known at appraisal, setting the principles and procedures that will govern compensation and resettlement once project sites are confirmed.
Read definitionThe development bank standard requiring projects to minimise energy, water, and material consumption, avoid generating hazardous waste, and prevent or control pollution to air, water, and soil throughout the project lifecycle.
Read definitionThe World Bank's pre-2018 set of operational policies covering environmental assessment, natural habitats, forests, pest management, cultural property, and involuntary resettlement, still governing projects approved before October 2018.
Read definitionA structured process that identifies and evaluates the social consequences of a proposed project for affected communities, informing project design and establishing the baseline for mitigation planning.
Read definitionA project document that maps affected and interested parties, sets out how and when they will be consulted throughout the project lifecycle, and describes the grievance mechanism available to communities and workers.
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