5: Summary of Environmental and Social Concerns during consultation Concerns Mitigation Measures Environmental Aspects In to address the concerns No proper solid waste management system mitigation options include No proper disinfecting arrangements effective cold chain management, Poor hygienic condition of the health proper handling and disposal of Lack of hygiene awareness and education waste. Details on impacts and their in staff and community mitigations are given in section 6 Unavailability of clean and safe drinking of this document. water Unavailability of safe sanitation facilities (latrines & drains) Social Aspects Unavailability of female staff In to address the concerns mitigation options include setting Staff training and capacity building on up of OSS at an accessible public dealing location, presence of female staff Lack of awareness on basic health and an effective GRM. Details are Accessibility problems due to poor given in section 6 of this transportation & road infrastructure document. Ensure supply side Gender based violence issues functions are gender sensitive, as far as possible in the Social problems in case of presence of circumstances. staff Low numbers of health facilities Unavailability of mobile networks and CNIC for female community members Consultations during Project Implementation Consultations will not be limited to one time interaction during ESMP preparation but will be an ongoing process and would continue throughout project implementation. These consultations will be carried out on a quarterly basis with the stakeholders including but not limited to the local NGOs/CBOs, concerned government departments, local administration and the community representatives. The overarching goal of consultations, beneficiary engagement, outreach and communications is to support and facilitate the design and implementation of the FATA TDP-ERP. Stakeholder consultations will take place during implementation through the following means: Social Mobilization at the community level Awareness campaign for all stakeholders and
5: Summary of Environmental and Social Concerns during consultation Concerns Mitigation Measures Environmental Aspects No proper solid waste management system No proper disinfecting arrangements Poor hygienic condition of the health Lack of hygiene awareness and education in staff and community Unavailability of clean and safe drinking water Unavailability of safe sanitation facilities (latrines & drains) In to address the concerns mitigation options include effective cold chain management, proper handling and disposal of waste. Details on impacts and their mitigations are given in section 6 of this document. Social Aspects Unavailability of female staff Staff training and capacity building on public dealing Lack of awareness on basic health Accessibility problems due to poor transportation & road infrastructure Gender based violence issues Social problems in case of presence of staff Low numbers of health facilities Unavailability of mobile networks and CNIC for female community members In to address the concerns mitigation options include setting up of OSS at an accessible location, presence of female staff and an effective GRM. Details are given in section 6 of this document. Ensure supply side functions are gender sensitive, as far as possible in the circumstances. Consultations during Project Implementation Consultations will not be limited to one time interaction during ESMP preparation but will be an ongoing process and would continue throughout project implementation. These consultations will be carried out on a quarterly basis with the stakeholders including but not limited to the local NGOs/CBOs, concerned government departments, local administration and the community representatives. The overarching goal of consultations, beneficiary engagement, outreach and communications is to support and facilitate the design and implementation of the FATA TDP-ERP. Stakeholder consultations will take place during implementation through the following means: Social Mobilization at the community level Awareness campaign for all stakeholders and
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