The existing mechanism of e-waste management, through registered recyclers needs to be ensured. As per the e-waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011, the bulk consumers should maintain record of generated by them in the Form 2 and make such record available for scrutiny by the State Pollution Control Board or the Pollution Control Committee concerned. Occupational Health and Safety in Office/Work Environment: The occupational health hazards associated with computer use can be avoided by ensuring optimum work set up and awareness among the employees on right posture, duration, visual breaks etc. An awareness session for employees on the same could be planned. Recommendations on Social Aspects The key recommendations for the Programme Action Plan are to: Undertake screening of the land identified for construction of Treasury/ sub-treasury buildings to rule out any social impact, Ensure basic amenities for the construction workers near the sites during construction, and Consider public safety especially women and needs of differently abled people in building design and constructions The key recommended actions, responsibilities and timelines are listed in the table below: Table 5: Key Recommended Actions, Responsibilities and Timelines S. No Key Agreed Actions Responsibilities Timeline Environment 1. Screening for Exclusion of Department of Treasuries Continuous Activities and PWD 2. Preparation of Site Specific Environment At the time of building Environment Social Management Engineer/Consultant, PWD plans Plans (ESMPs) 3. Green Building Certification for the Department of Treasuries From the time of Treasury/Sub Treasury Offices building plan to completion 4. Orientation to Executive Engineers PWD Before Initiation of and Contractors Constructions or on continuous basis depending on the need 5. e-waste management through Continuous registered recyclers. PWD Debris disposal as per prescribed norms. 6. Workshop on operation and Department of Treasuries After Program inception management of the assets (energy, efficiency), occupational health hazards related to computer use.
The existing mechanism of e-waste management, through registered recyclers needs to be ensured. As per the e-waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011, the bulk consumers should maintain record of generated by them in the Form 2 and make such record available for scrutiny by the State Pollution Control Board or the Pollution Control Committee concerned. Occupational Health and Safety in Office/Work Environment: The occupational health hazards associated with computer use can be avoided by ensuring optimum work set up and awareness among the employees on right posture, duration, visual breaks etc. An awareness session for employees on the same could be planned. Recommendations on Social Aspects The key recommendations for the Programme Action Plan are to: Undertake screening of the land identified for construction of Treasury/ sub-treasury buildings to rule out any social impact, Ensure basic amenities for the construction workers near the sites during construction, and Consider public safety especially women and needs of differently abled people in building design and constructions The key recommended actions, responsibilities and timelines are listed in the table below: Table 5: Key Recommended Actions, Responsibilities and Timelines S. No Key Agreed Actions Responsibilities Timeline Environment 1. Screening for Exclusion of Activities Department of Treasuries and PWD Continuous 2. Preparation of Site Specific Environment Social Management Plans (ESMPs) Environment Engineer/Consultant, PWD At the time of building plans 3. Green Building Certification for the Treasury/Sub Treasury Offices Department of Treasuries From the time of building plan to completion 4. Orientation to Executive Engineers and Contractors PWD Before Initiation of Constructions or on continuous basis depending on the need 5. e-waste management through registered recyclers. Debris disposal as per prescribed norms. PWD Continuous 6. Workshop on operation and management of the assets (energy, efficiency), occupational health hazards related to computer use. Department of Treasuries After Program inception
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