sensitized on HIV/AIDS and Provide temporary sanitation on site, e.g., pit latrine # of latrines constructed tuberculosis (assuming the water table is low enough, with soil and symptoms and geology of appropriate composition) % of latrines constructed transmission paths and managed as in Section Use local or regional labor, if possible. Request a 3.1.2 of this EMMP government health office, a USAID health partner, or other partner organization to sensitize workers as to Ratio of local labor to total the symptoms and transmission paths of HIV/AIDS workers employed and tuberculosis % of workers sensitized Set guidelines prohibiting poaching and collection of about HIV/AIDS and plants/wood with meaningful consequences for tuberculosis violation such as termination of employment. Provide adequate quantities of food and cooking fuel; both # of incidences of should be of good quality construction workers found to be poaching or All temporary structures MUST be demolished and illegally collecting completely removed once construction activities have plants/wood ceased % of days in which food and cooking fuel is provided to camp residents (if the contractor provides these items) % of camp structures remaining when construction is complete Improper waste Receive either a waste handling license from the EAD Existence of waste handling Scheduled site visits Fortnightly Construction management can be Director or the District Council to destroy or license or waiver from the inspections and Manager and
Provide temporary sanitation on site, e.g., pit latrine (assuming the water table is low enough, with soil and geology of appropriate composition) Use local or regional labor, if possible. Request a government health office, a USAID health partner, or other partner organization to sensitize workers as to the symptoms and transmission paths of HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis Set guidelines prohibiting poaching and collection of plants/wood with meaningful consequences for violation such as termination of employment. Provide adequate quantities of food and cooking fuel; both should be of good quality All temporary structures MUST be demolished and completely removed once construction activities have ceased # of latrines constructed % of latrines constructed and managed as in Section 3.1.2 of this EMMP Ratio of local labor to total workers employed % of workers sensitized about HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis # of incidences of construction workers found to be poaching or illegally collecting plants/wood % of days in which food and cooking fuel is provided to camp residents (if the contractor provides these items) % of camp structures remaining when construction is complete sensitized on HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis symptoms and transmission paths Improper waste management can be Receive either a waste handling license from the EAD Director or the District Council to destroy or Existence of waste handling license or waiver from the Scheduled site visits Fortnightly inspections and Construction Manager and