spatial planning for (Wherever possible, section B.4.a stipulated that any conservation purpose projects are sited on project proposal shall be rejected if lands already converted). the project is not in line with the regional/district spatial planning and with the Presidential Instruction on 10/2011 about Forestry BP 4.04--Paragraph 5. Permit/Environmental Permit (Project consistency with moratorium at specific area (in national and Regional spatial primary forest, wetlands and other planning for conservation sensitive area etc.). purpose). OP 4.09 Pest Address pest OP 4.09 Ministry of Environmental Insufficient identification, Covered in Mangement management issues in Regulation Number 16 of 2012, description and evaluation of Environmental project environmental Address pest management regulates the requirement to potential environmental impact Document assessment issues in the context of the evaluate all possible impact from and its mitigation measures project environmental the project and prepare mitigation related to indirect impact from If needed additional assessment measure to tackle those issues (for project that would increase supporting document example the impact to human health pesticide use will be prepared. from improper use of pesticides OP 4.10 Eligibility for IPs are covered when Indigenous Peoples are covered by Different ways to identify The IPPF describes the indigenous Indigenous Peoples. screening identifies the the land acquisition and Indigenous People. identifying peoples presence of IPs as per resettlement legislation once they characteristics for IPs characteristics in OP4.10 have been legally recognized following OP 4.10. policy (which does not require Screening tool / any legal recognition). checklist for identifying IP are also provided. Indigenous Peoples. Land of indigenous people is Land of indigenous people is treated WB policy requires specific IPPF and LARPF addressed in both OP 4.12 and in the same way as other, if land engagement and broad applies of a subproject OP 4.10. If land of IPs is to be rights are recognized by relevant community support by involve land acquisition taken, requires broad local government Indigenous Peoples. and/or resettlement, community support and free, regardless of who own
spatial planning for conservation purpose (Wherever possible, projects are sited on lands already converted). BP 4.04--Paragraph 5. (Project consistency with national and Regional spatial planning for conservation purpose). section B.4.a stipulated that any project proposal shall be rejected if the project is not in line with the regional/district spatial planning and with the Presidential Instruction on 10/2011 about Forestry Permit/Environmental Permit moratorium at specific area (in primary forest, wetlands and other sensitive area etc.). OP 4.09 Pest Mangement Address pest management issues in project environmental assessment OP 4.09 Address pest management issues in the context of the project environmental assessment Ministry of Environmental Regulation Number 16 of 2012, regulates the requirement to evaluate all possible impact from the project and prepare mitigation measure to tackle those issues (for example the impact to human health from improper use of pesticides Insufficient identification, description and evaluation of potential environmental impact and its mitigation measures related to indirect impact from project that would increase pesticide use Covered in Environmental Document If needed additional supporting document will be prepared. OP 4.10 indigenous peoples Eligibility for Indigenous Peoples. IPs are covered when screening identifies the presence of IPs as per characteristics in OP4.10 policy (which does not require any legal recognition). Indigenous Peoples are covered by the land acquisition and resettlement legislation once they have been legally recognized Different ways to identify Indigenous People. The IPPF describes the identifying characteristics for IPs following OP 4.10. Screening tool / checklist for identifying IP are also provided. Indigenous Peoples. Land of indigenous people is addressed in both OP 4.12 and OP 4.10. If land of IPs is to be taken, requires broad community support and free, Land of indigenous people is treated in the same way as other, if land rights are recognized by relevant local government WB policy requires specific engagement and broad community support by Indigenous Peoples. IPPF and LARPF applies of a subproject involve land acquisition and/or resettlement, regardless of who own