Environmental Mitigation and Monitoring Plan (EMMP Based off template #1 in IEE) IEE Activity 5.3: Grants Under Contract small-scale processing and production efficiency improvements Procurement of onion harvester, chive cutter, and onion collector. Monitoring Identified Mitigation Measure(s) and Responsible Environmental Monitoring Indicator(s) Activity Reporting Party(ies) Impacts Frequency 1.1 Equipment Equipment can have Equipment procurement plans include Documented procurement Prior to procurement potential impacts on environmental considerations. Proper equipment plan as part of grant files; releasing plans human health, such and appropriate technology should be used to Equipment selection criteria as: minimize the environmental impact such as: solicitation include the environmental cost-effective equipment such as safety aspects IP is responsible for feature to stop the implementation of mitigation measures machine when there is a clog so there are no amputations. 1.2 Supplied equipment Select the suppliers with proven experiences to Evaluate the Before experience/reputation of Identification of can have potential provide high-quality environmentally sound equipment suppliers; equipment impacts on human service suppliers Review the technical suppliers health are chosen characteristics of proposed by the IP equipment. On-farm Apply, as relevant, mitigation measures 1.6 Small-scale Contract with authorized At the AGROGRUPPROD is equipment and related to equipment procurement landfill or specially designed on farm beginning of responsible for new production Promote, as relevant, good agricultural place for compost (if production activity. implementation of methods may have practices including climate-resilient needed). efficiency mitigation measures a potential impact agriculture in primary production such as soil Periodic site improvements on land, water, and testing to determine appropriate fertilization visits for Training register for: use of compost; (onion human health needs; good fertilizer Equipment safe use; harvester, chive
Environmental Mitigation and Monitoring Plan (EMMP Based off template #1 in IEE) IEE Activity 5.3: Grants Under Contract small-scale processing and production efficiency improvements Procurement of onion harvester, chive cutter, and onion collector. Activity Identified Environmental Impacts Mitigation Measure(s) Monitoring Indicator(s) Monitoring and Reporting Frequency Responsible Party(ies) 1.1 Equipment procurement plans Equipment can have potential impacts on human health, such as: Equipment procurement plans include environmental considerations. Proper equipment and appropriate technology should be used to minimize the environmental impact such as: cost-effective equipment Documented procurement plan as part of grant files; Equipment selection criteria include the environmental aspects such as safety feature to stop the machine when there is a clog so there are no amputations. Prior to releasing solicitation IP is responsible for implementation of mitigation measures 1.2 Identification of equipment suppliers Supplied equipment can have potential impacts on human health Select the suppliers with proven experiences to provide high-quality environmentally sound service Evaluate the experience/reputation of suppliers; Review the technical characteristics of proposed equipment. Before equipment suppliers are chosen by the IP 1.6 Small-scale on farm production efficiency improvements (onion harvester, chive On-farm equipment and new production methods may have a potential impact on land, water, and human health Apply, as relevant, mitigation measures related to equipment procurement Promote, as relevant, good agricultural practices including climate-resilient agriculture in primary production such as soil testing to determine appropriate fertilization needs; use of compost; good fertilizer Contract with authorized landfill or specially designed place for compost (if needed). Training register for: Equipment safe use; At the beginning of activity. Periodic site visits for AGROGRUPPROD is responsible for implementation of mitigation measures
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