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The Principles of the ESP - Guidance - Dr Dirk Lamberts June 8, 2016 June 7, 2016 LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN REGIONAL WORKSHOP FOR ENHANCING KNOWLEDGE ON THE ADAPTATION FUND PROJECT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS AND PROJECT FULL CYCLE T HE 15 E SP


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The Principles of the ESP

  • Guidance -

June 7, 2016 LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN REGIONAL WORKSHOP FOR ENHANCING KNOWLEDGE ON THE ADAPTATION FUND PROJECT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS AND PROJECT FULL CYCLE Dr Dirk Lamberts June 8, 2016

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E S Pur pose

 Guida nc e is pro vide d o n the me a ning o f e a c h

  • f the 15 E

SP Princ iple s a nd o n ho w the y sho uld b e inte rpre te d in the pra c tic a l a nd c o nc re te c o nte xt o f F und-suppo rte d pro je c ts/ pro g ra mme s.

 While a n I

E ma y a sse ss c o mplia nc e with the E SP a nd its princ iple s using the mo st suita b le a nd a ppro pria te me a ns tha t it c ho o se s, e xa mple s a re pro vide d b e lo w to pro vide furthe r c la rity.

 Guidanc e do c ume nt fo r I

mple me nting E ntitie s

  • n c o mplianc e with the AF

E SP

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Princ iple 1: Co mplianc e with the L aw

Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s suppo r te d by the F und shall be in c o mplianc e with all applic able do me stic and inte r natio nal law.

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Princ iple 1: Co mplianc e with the L aw

 I

n suppo rt o f the Pro po sa l, the I E will pro vide , whe n re le va nt, a de sc riptio n o f the le g a l a nd re g ula to ry fra me wo rk fo r a ny pro je c t a c tivity tha t ma y re q uire prio r pe rmissio n (suc h a s pla nning pe rmissio n, e nviro nme nta l pe rmits, c o nstruc tio n pe rmits, pe rmits fo r wa te r e xtra c tio n, e missio ns, a nd use o r pro duc tio n o r sto ra g e o f ha rmful sub sta nc e s). F

  • r e a c h suc h a

re q uire me nt, the I E will de sc rib e the c urre nt sta tus, a ny ste ps a lre a dy ta ke n, a nd the pla n to a c hie ve c o mplia nc e with re le va nt do me stic a nd inte rna tio na l la ws.

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Princ iple 2: Ac c e ss a nd E quity

Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s suppo r te d by the F und shall pr

  • vide fair

and e quitable ac c e ss to be ne fits in a manne r that is inc lusive and do e s no t impe de ac c e ss to basic he alth se r vic e s, c le an wate r and sanitatio n, e ne r gy, e duc atio n, ho using, safe and de c e nt wo r king c o nditio ns, and land r ights. Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s sho uld no t e xac e r bate e xisting ine quitie s, par tic ular ly with r e spe c t to mar ginalize d o r vulne r able gr

  • ups.

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Princ iple 2: Ac c e ss a nd E quity

T

he pro c e ss o f a llo c a ting a c c e ss to pro je c t/ pro g ra mme b e ne fits sho uld b e fa ir a nd impa rtia l.

No t impe de a c c e ss o f a ny g ro up to

e sse ntia l se rvic e s a nd rig hts

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  • ups.

 Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s suppo r te d by the F und shall avo id impo sing any dispr

  • po r

tio nate adve r se impac ts o n mar ginalize d and vulne r able gr

  • ups inc luding c hildr

e n, wo me n and gir ls, the e lde r ly, indige no us pe o ple , tr ibal gr

  • ups, displac e d pe o ple , r

e fuge e s, pe o ple living with disabilitie s, and pe o ple living with HIV/ AIDS. In sc r e e ning any pr

  • po se d

pr

  • je c t/ pr
  • gr

amme , the imple me nting e ntitie s shall asse ss and c o nside r par tic ular impac ts o n mar ginalize d and vulne r able gr

  • ups.

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Princ iple 3: Ma rg ina lize d a nd Vulne ra ble Groups.

ide ntify a nd q ua ntify the g ro ups me ntio ne d I

de ntify a dve rse impa c ts tha t e a c h ma rg ina lize d a nd vulne ra b le g ro up a re like ly to e xpe rie nc e

De sc rib e ho w the impa c ts a re no t

dispro po rtio na te c o mpa re d to no n- ma rg ina lize d a nd no n-vulne ra b le g ro ups

De sc rib e mo nito ring

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Princ iple 4: Huma n Rig hts

Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s suppo r te d by the F und shall r e spe c t and whe r e applic able pr

  • mo te inte r

natio nal human r ights.

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Princ iple 4: Huma n Rig hts

T

he ho st c o untry o r c o untrie s o f the pro je c t/ pro g ra mme a re c ite d in a ny Huma n Rig hts Co unc il Spe c ia l Pro c e dure s, b e the y the ma tic o r c o untry ma nda te s

Huma n rig hts issue s sho uld b e a n e xplic it

pa rt o f c o nsulta tio ns with sta ke ho lde rs during the ide ntific a tio n a nd/ o r fo rmula tio n

  • f the pro je c t/ pro g ra mme .

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Princ iple 5: Ge nde r E qua lity a nd Wome n’s E mpowe rme nt

Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s suppo r te d by the F und shall be de signe d and imple me nte d in suc h a way that bo th wo me n and me n 1) have e qual o ppo r tunitie s to par tic ipate as pe r the F und ge nde r po lic y; 2) r e c e ive c o mpar able so c ial and e c o no mic be ne fits; and 3) do no t suffe r dispr

  • po r

tio nate adve r se e ffe c ts dur ing the de ve lo pme nt pr

  • c e ss.

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Princ iple 5: Ge nde r E qua lity a nd Wome n’s E mpowe rme nt

Do no t inc lude e le me nts tha t a re kno wn to

e xc lude o r ha mpe r a g e nde r g ro up b a se d

  • n le g a l, re g ula to ry, o r c usto ma ry g ro unds

Do no t ma inta in o r e xa c e rb a te g e nde r

ine q ua lity o r the c o nse q ue nc e s o f g e nde r ine q ua lity.

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Princ iple 6: Core L a bour Rig hts

Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s suppo r te d by the F und shall me e t the c o r e labo ur standar ds as ide ntifie d by the Inte r natio nal L abo ur Or ganizatio n.

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Princ iple 6: Core L a bour Rig hts

the pro je c t/ pro g ra mme will inc o rpo ra te the

I L O c o re la b o ur sta nda rds in the de sig n a nd imple me nta tio n o f the pro je c t/ pro g ra mme a nd c re a te a wa re ne ss with a ll invo lve d o n ho w the se sta nda rds a pply.

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Princ iple 7: Indig e nous Pe ople s

T

he F und shall no t suppo r t pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s that ar e inc o nsiste nt with the r ights and r e spo nsibilitie s se t fo r th in the UN De c lar atio n o n the Rights o f Indige no us Pe o ple s and o the r applic able inte r natio nal instr ume nts r e lating to indige no us pe o ple s.

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Princ iple 7: Indig e nous Pe ople s

I

de ntify the pre se nc e o f indig e no us pe o ple s in the pro je c t/ pro g ra mme a re a

Co nsiste nc y with 2007 UN De c la ra tio n o n

the Rig hts o f I ndig e no us Pe o ple s (UNDRI P)

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Princ iple 8: Involunta ry Re se ttle me nt

Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s suppo r te d by the F und shall be de signe d and imple me nte d in a way that avo ids o r minimize s the ne e d fo r invo luntar y r e se ttle me nt. Whe n limite d invo luntar y r e se ttle me nt is unavo idable , due pr

  • c e ss sho uld be o bse r

ve d so that displac e d pe r so ns shall be info r me d o f the ir r ights, c o nsulte d o n the ir

  • ptio ns, and
  • ffe r

e d te c hnic ally, e c o no mic ally, and so c ially fe asible r e se ttle me nt alte r native s o r fair and ade quate c o mpe nsatio n.

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Princ iple 8: Involunta ry Re se ttle me nt

I

nvo lunta ry re se ttle me nt re fe rs to b o th physic a l displa c e me nt (re lo c a tio n o r lo ss o f she lte r) a nd to e c o no mic displa c e me nt (lo ss

  • f a sse ts o r a c c e ss to a sse ts tha t le a ds to

lo ss o f inc o me so urc e s o r o the r me a ns o f live liho o d).

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Princ iple 9: Prote c tion of Na tura l Ha bita ts

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he F und shall no t suppo r t pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s that wo uld invo lve unjustifie d c o nve r sio n o r de gr adatio n o f c r itic al natur al habitats, inc luding tho se that ar e (a) le gally pr

  • te c te d; (b) o ffic ially

pr

  • po se d fo r

pr

  • te c tio n; (c ) r

e c o gnize d by autho r itative so ur c e s fo r the ir high c o nse r vatio n value , inc luding as c r itic al habitat; o r (d) r e c o gnize d as pr

  • te c te d by

tr aditio nal o r indige no us lo c al c o mmunitie s.

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Pr inc iple 9: Pr

  • te c tion of Natur

al Habitats

 ide ntify: 1) the pre se nc e in o r ne a r the

pro je c t/ pro g ra mme a re a o f na tura l ha b ita ts, a nd 2) the po te ntia l o f the pro je c t/ pro g ra mme to impa c t dire c tly, indire c tly, o r c umula tive ly upo n na tura l ha b ita ts.

 I

f suc h ha b ita ts e xist a nd the re is a po te ntia l o f the pro je c t/ pro g ra mme to impa c t the ha b ita t, the I E will:

 1)De sc rib e the lo c a tio n o f the c ritic a l ha b ita t in

re la tio n to the pro je c t a nd why it c a nno t b e a vo ide d, a s we ll a s its c ha ra c te ristic s a nd c ritic a l va lue .

 2)F

  • r e a c h a ffe c te d c ritic a l na tura l ha b ita t, pro vide

a n a na lysis o n the na ture a nd the e xte nt o f the impa c t

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Princ iple 10: Conse rva tion of Biolog ic a l Dive rsity

Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s suppo r te d by the F und shall be de signe d and imple me nte d in a way that avo ids any signific ant o r unjustifie d r e duc tio n o r lo ss o f bio lo gic al dive r sity o r the intr

  • duc tio n o f kno wn invasive spe c ie s.

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Princ iple 10: Conse rva tion of Biolog ic a l Dive rsity

ide ntify: 1) the pre se nc e in o r ne a r the

pro je c t/ pro g ra mme a re a o f impo rta nt b io lo g ic a l dive rsity;

2) po te ntia l o f a sig nific a nt o r unjustifie d

re duc tio n o r lo ss o f b io lo g ic a l dive rsity, a nd

 3) po te ntia l to intro duc e kno wn inva sive

spe c ie s.

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Princ iple 11: Clima te c ha ng e

Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s suppo r te d by the F und shall no t r e sult in any signific ant o r unjustifie d inc r e ase in gr e e nho use gas e missio ns o r

  • the r

dr ive r s o f c limate c hange .

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Princ iple 11: Clima te c ha ng e

Co mplia nc e with the princ iple ma y b e

de mo nstra te d b y a risk-b a se d a sse ssme nt o f re sulting inc re a se s in the e missio ns o f g re e nho use g a sse s o r in o the r drive rs o f c lima te c ha ng e .

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Princ iple 12: Pollution Pre ve ntion a nd Re sourc e E ffic ie nc y

Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s suppo r te d by the F und shall be de signe d and imple me nte d in a way that me e ts applic able inte r natio nal standar ds fo r maximizing e ne r gy e ffic ie nc y and minimizing mate r ial r e so ur c e use , the pr

  • duc tio n o f waste s, and the r

e le ase o f po llutants.

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Princ iple 12: Pollution Pre ve ntion a nd Re sourc e E ffic ie nc y

minimize in a re a so na b le a nd c o st-e ffe c tive

wa y the re so urc e s tha t will b e use d during imple me nta tio n. T his a pplie s to a ll so urc e s a nd fo rms o f e ne rg y, to wa te r, a nd to o the r re so urc e s a nd ma te ria ls inputs.

minimize the pro duc tio n o f wa ste a nd the

re le a se o f po lluta nts (inc luding GHGs).

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Princ iple 13: Public He a lth

Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s suppo r te d by the F und shall be de signe d and imple me nte d in a way that avo ids po te ntially signific ant ne gative impac ts o n public he alth.

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Princ iple 13: Public He a lth

Po ssib le pub lic he a lth impa c ts o f a

pro je c t/ pro g ra mme c a n b e de te rmine d b y a sse ssing its impa c t o n a ra ng e o f so -c a lle d de te rmina nts o f he a lth. Pub lic he a lth is de te rmine d no t just b y a c c e ss to me dic a l c a re a nd fa c ilitie s a nd life style c ho ic e s, b ut a lso b y a muc h b ro a de r se t o f so c ia l a nd e c o no mic c o nditio ns in whic h pe o ple live .

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Princ iple 14: Physic a l a nd Cultura l He rita g e

Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s suppo r te d by the F und shall be de signe d and imple me nte d in a way that avo ids the alte r atio n, damage , o r r e mo val o f any physic al c ultur al r e so ur c e s, c ultur al site s, and site s with unique natur al value s r e c o gnize d as suc h at the c o mmunity, natio nal o r inte r natio nal le ve l. Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s sho uld also no t pe r mane ntly inte r fe r e with e xisting ac c e ss and use o f suc h physic al and c ultur al r e so ur c e s.

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Princ iple 14: Physic a l a nd Cultura l He rita g e

T

he I E will ide ntify the pre se nc e o f c ultura l he rita g e in o r ne a r the pro je c t/ pro g ra mme . I f c ultura l he rita g e e xists, the I E will:

De sc rib e the c ultura l he rita g e , the lo c a tio n

a nd the re sults o f a risk a sse ssme nt a na lysing the po te ntia l fo r impa c ting the c ultura l he rita g e ; a nd

De sc rib e the me a sure s to b e ta ke n to

e nsure tha t c ultura l he rita g e is no t impa c te d, a nd if it is b e ing a c c e sse d b y c o mmunitie s, ho w this a c c e ss will c o ntinue .

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Princ iple 15: L a nds a nd Soil Conse rva tion

Pr

  • je c ts/ pr
  • gr

amme s suppo r te d by the F und shall be de signe d and imple me nte d in a way that pr

  • mo te s so il c o nse r

vatio n and avo ids de gr adatio n o r c o nve r sio n o f pr

  • duc tive lands o r

land that pr

  • vide s

valuable e c o syste m se r vic e s.

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Princ iple 15: L a nds a nd Soil Conse rva tion

So il c o nse rvatio n T

he I E will ide ntify:

1) the pre se nc e o f fra g ile so ils (e .g . so ils o n

the ma rg in o f a de se rt a re a , c o a sta l so ils, so ils lo c a te d o n ste e p slo pe s, ro c ky a re a s with ve ry thin so il) within the pro je c t a re a o r

2) pro je c t/ pro g ra mme a c tivitie s tha t c o uld

re sult in the lo ss o f o the rwise no n-fra g ile so il.

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Princ iple 15: L a nds a nd Soil Conse rva tion

Valuab le lands T

he I E will ide ntify pro duc tive la nds a nd/ o r la nds tha t pro vide va lua b le e c o syste m se rvic e s within the pro je c t/ pro g ra mme a re a .

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