BPIU/Regional Office/CPIU who are responsible for following up on complaints and ensuring that they are adequately addressed. Where indigenous peoples have concerns, implementating agency will ensure that complaint handling mechanisms are formulated in a manner appropriate to their culture in close collaboration with relevant groups. Reporting, Monitoring and Documentation In addition to special attention to issues of indigenous peoples in monitoring and monitoring, the CPIU will include these in their progress reports (Quarterly reports). The World Bank's regular supervision mission will pay special attention to ensuring that subprojects affecting indigenous peoples benefit and are not adversely affected by them. Implementation settings The CPIU will be responsible for training any BPIU or local government in consultation, screening, social assessment, analysis and compilation of IPPs and any complaints handling. BPIUs from every irrigation area and local government are responsible for performing all work related to indigenous peoples and applying IPP (ensuring adequate staff and budget) under the guidance of the regional implementing unit. The BPIU can assign experts to ensure adequate IPP implementation. Monitoring of the implementation of the IPP will be conducted every 6 months by the Regional Safeguard Experts CPIU as part of the CPIU's 6 monthly monitoring report. External monitoring and evaluation can be undertaken as part of the SIMURP monitoring and evaluation process. Annex 6.1 - Regions of SIMURP Irrigation Area Implementation in Year One B/BWS Province Activities IP presence Area Improved channel and A Kedung Serayu Opak Central Java channel facilities and N/A – Putri sediment cleaning Improved channel and East Java Talang Brantas channel facilities and N/A sediment cleaning Making Gutters to Pompengan – Pamukkulu South Sulawesi connect BP.19 with N/A Jeneberang Jenemarung area
BPIU/Regional Office/CPIU who are responsible for following up on complaints and ensuring that they are adequately addressed. Where indigenous peoples have concerns, implementating agency will ensure that complaint handling mechanisms are formulated in a manner appropriate to their culture in close collaboration with relevant groups. Reporting, Monitoring and Documentation In addition to special attention to issues of indigenous peoples in monitoring and monitoring, the CPIU will include these in their progress reports (Quarterly reports). The World Bank's regular supervision mission will pay special attention to ensuring that subprojects affecting indigenous peoples benefit and are not adversely affected by them. Implementation settings The CPIU will be responsible for training any BPIU or local government in consultation, screening, social assessment, analysis and compilation of IPPs and any complaints handling. BPIUs from every irrigation area and local government are responsible for performing all work related to indigenous peoples and applying IPP (ensuring adequate staff and budget) under the guidance of the regional implementing unit. The BPIU can assign experts to ensure adequate IPP implementation. Monitoring of the implementation of the IPP will be conducted every 6 months by the Regional Safeguard Experts CPIU as part of the CPIU's 6 monthly monitoring report. External monitoring and evaluation can be undertaken as part of the SIMURP monitoring and evaluation process. Annex 6.1 - Regions of SIMURP Irrigation Area Implementation in Year One Area B/BWS Province Activities IP presence A Kedung Putri Serayu – Opak Central Java Improved channel and channel facilities and sediment cleaning N/A Talang Brantas East Java Improved channel and channel facilities and sediment cleaning N/A Pamukkulu Pompengan – Jeneberang South Sulawesi Making Gutters to connect BP.19 with Jenemarung area N/A
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