be provided to the Board to inform its decision Criteria for establishing and implementation of Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) Comparison of proposed FPIC with existing requirements on consultation Application of FPIC to impacts on Indigenous cultural Peoples’ heritage ESS8 Cultural Heritage Treatment of intangible cultural No feedback heritage Application of intangible cultural heritage when the project intends to commercialize such heritage Application of cultural heritage requirements when cultural heritage has not been legally protected or previously identified or disturbed ESS9 Financial Application of standard to FI The success of the use of FI and application of ESS9 depend on establishing a Intermediaries subprojects and resource system to identify appropriate FI (one participant expressed that many FI in implications depending on risk Indonesia have dubious history in relation to environmental issues). Information Harmonization of approach with sharing is also key for success. What kind of system will be in place to ensure IFC and Equator Banks information disclosure? Who will do it and how much will be disclosed? ESS10 Stakeholder Definition and identification of One participant stressed the importance of consulting local communities for all engagement project stakeholders and nature of development projects, paying particular attention to use of the right forums to engagement consult with minority groups. Role of borrowing countries or Grievance redress mechanism (GRM): implementing agencies in The details of the process are needed. For example, where does the grievance identifying project stakeholders mechanism begin within the project cycle? Where do we go to complain? How long does it take to respond? What is the third party mechanism to manage complaints? Routine social dialogues between the WB and CSOs are needed to collect the concerns and resolve them, especially labor issues.
be provided to the Board to inform its decision Criteria for establishing and implementation of Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) Comparison of proposed FPIC with existing requirements on consultation Application of FPIC to impacts on Indigenous Peoples’ cultural heritage ESS8 Cultural Heritage Treatment of intangible cultural heritage Application of intangible cultural heritage when the project intends to commercialize such heritage Application of cultural heritage requirements when cultural heritage has not been legally protected or previously identified or disturbed No feedback ESS9 Financial Intermediaries Application of standard to FI subprojects and resource implications depending on risk Harmonization of approach with IFC and Equator Banks The success of the use of FI and application of ESS9 depend on establishing a system to identify appropriate FI (one participant expressed that many FI in Indonesia have dubious history in relation to environmental issues). Information sharing is also key for success. What kind of system will be in place to ensure information disclosure? Who will do it and how much will be disclosed? ESS10 Stakeholder engagement Definition and identification of project stakeholders and nature of engagement Role of borrowing countries or implementing agencies in identifying project stakeholders One participant stressed the importance of consulting local communities for all development projects, paying particular attention to use of the right forums to consult with minority groups. Grievance redress mechanism (GRM): The details of the process are needed. For example, where does the grievance mechanism begin within the project cycle? Where do we go to complain? How long does it take to respond? What is the third party mechanism to manage complaints? Routine social dialogues between the WB and CSOs are needed to collect the concerns and resolve them, especially labor issues.
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