(reduction of hazardous Under the responsibility of the lowland Governance floods and erosion Committee, train beneficiaries in the most effective downstream during heavy and sustainable agro-practices, thus ensuring rains, for example). continuity in terms of managerial, operational, environmental and social benefits; The attractiveness of Involve a body with authority over all the groups lowlands for nomadic likely to become stakeholders (permanent or populations could exacerbate occasional) to the lowland Governance Committee. some conflicts of usage. Historical examples of such conflicts between settled communities and nomadic groups were brought up during field visits. I = 2 Moderate Without proper impact (i) Recommended social and environmental P = 3 avoidance, mitigation or assessments : management measures, improvements related to the Assess the beneficiary community 's capacity to resilience of subsistence Risk of reproducing gender-based integrate women and other marginalized groups in means and socio-economic discrimination regarding the decision making regarding community assets and benefits could be unequally participation of women in the propose appropriate integration (empowerement) distributed and favor men at conception, implementation and measures; the expense of women. access to the opportunities and benefits. (ii) Impact avoidance, mitigation or management measures Ref. in control list: Item 2 Include representatives of women's groups and other marginalized groups in the various governance committees of irrigation/stormwater retention/ lowlands and resilient cultures’ structures; I = 2 Moderate Without the adoption of an (i) Recommended social and environmental Utilization of pesticides as a P = 2 Integrated Pest Management assessments : contributor to new resilient approach, the use of agricultural practices could have an pesticide could lead to Assess the need for pesticides (if any) taking an environmental impact. abuses with potentially Integrated Pest Management perspective, in close detrimental effects on the collaboration with sanitary and agricultural Ref. in control list: human and biological authorities; Item 7.2 environments
(reduction of hazardous floods and erosion downstream during heavy rains, for example). The attractiveness of lowlands for nomadic populations could exacerbate some conflicts of usage. Historical examples of such conflicts between settled communities and nomadic groups were brought up during field visits. Under the responsibility of the lowland Governance Committee, train beneficiaries in the most effective and sustainable agro-practices, thus ensuring continuity in terms of managerial, operational, environmental and social benefits; Involve a body with authority over all the groups likely to become stakeholders (permanent or occasional) to the lowland Governance Committee. Risk of reproducing gender-based discrimination regarding the participation of women in the conception, implementation and access to the opportunities and benefits. Ref. in control list: Item 2 I = 2 P = 3 Moderate Without proper impact avoidance, mitigation or management measures, improvements related to the resilience of subsistence means and socio-economic benefits could be unequally distributed and favor men at the expense of women. (i) Recommended social and environmental assessments : Assess the beneficiary community 's capacity to integrate women and other marginalized groups in decision making regarding community assets and propose appropriate integration (empowerement) measures; (ii) Impact avoidance, mitigation or management measures Include representatives of women's groups and other marginalized groups in the various governance committees of irrigation/stormwater retention/ lowlands and resilient cultures’ structures; Utilization of pesticides as a contributor to new resilient agricultural practices could have an environmental impact. Ref. in control list: Item 7.2 I = 2 P = 2 Moderate Without the adoption of an Integrated Pest Management approach, the use of pesticide could lead to abuses with potentially detrimental effects on the human and biological environments (i) Recommended social and environmental assessments : Assess the need for pesticides (if any) taking an Integrated Pest Management perspective, in close collaboration with sanitary and agricultural authorities;
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