detailed justification for any proposed alternatives is needed as part of the site-specific environmental assessment. This justification should demonstrate that the choice for any alternate performance levels is protective of health and the environment. Industry sector Guidelines of the World Bank Group. In addition, depending on the nature of the proposed subprojects, relevant WBG’s Industry Sector Guidelines shall be applied during the implementation of the VEEIE. These guidelines include but not restricted for the following: - For the subprojects involve utilization of forestry production such as pulp and paper mills: Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines for Sawmilling & Manufactured Wood Products Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines, Pulp and Paper Mills - For the subprojects on Agribusiness or Food Production Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines for Food and Beverage Processing - For subprojects on cement and lime manufacturing, ceramic tile, textile and integrated steel mills Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines for Cement and Lime Manufacturing Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines for Ceramic Tile and Sanitary Ware Manufacturing Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines or Textile Manufacturing Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines for Integrated Steel Mills The EHS Guidelines and Industry Sector Guidelines are included in Annex 7 of the ESMF. Outline of EA procedure of the investment project For a project that is a World Bank-financed investment project, a EA standard procedure has prescribed and become a widely recognized tool used in development planning and in the World Bank’s project cycle. The project cycle consist of the steps are illustrated in the Figure 2 below.
detailed justification for any proposed alternatives is needed as part of the site-specific environmental assessment. This justification should demonstrate that the choice for any alternate performance levels is protective of health and the environment. Industry sector Guidelines of the World Bank Group. In addition, depending on the nature of the proposed subprojects, relevant WBG’s Industry Sector Guidelines shall be applied during the implementation of the VEEIE. These guidelines include but not restricted for the following: - For the subprojects involve utilization of forestry production such as pulp and paper mills: Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines for Sawmilling & Manufactured Wood Products Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines, Pulp and Paper Mills - For the subprojects on Agribusiness or Food Production Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines for Food and Beverage Processing - For subprojects on cement and lime manufacturing, ceramic tile, textile and integrated steel mills Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines for Cement and Lime Manufacturing Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines for Ceramic Tile and Sanitary Ware Manufacturing Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines or Textile Manufacturing Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines for Integrated Steel Mills The EHS Guidelines and Industry Sector Guidelines are included in Annex 7 of the ESMF. Outline of EA procedure of the investment project For a project that is a World Bank-financed investment project, a EA standard procedure has prescribed and become a widely recognized tool used in development planning and in the World Bank’s project cycle. The project cycle consist of the steps are illustrated in the Figure 2 below.