scope of the IEE and that batteries are Percent of properly used. beneficiaries that signed the agreement 2. Minimize soil and groundwater Families awareness raising on Percent of families Conduct meetings to Prior to operation and pollution from improper disposal of used battery disposal having received the communicate weekly by project batteries from solar lamps. training information to users community officer, once 3. Train and educate families on how to and document it. the agreement is signed Communicate to Families the dispose of used batteries. weekly for each beneficiary. need to treat batteries as hazardous waste, Follow up of kits uses. Raise awareness among families to dispose of the batteries in appropriate locations where they will not contaminate soil and groundwater 4. the promotion of this activity should be Identify population most at Percent of population ????? ?? done so with explicit consideration of a risk and target adaption most at risk who risk management plans for climate measures toward them such as have an IGAs (as in impacts development of climate Activity 2.6 below) resilient IGAs (one of those cited in Activity 2.6 below) Activity 2.5: Income Generating Activities: Parents associations will be supported for the creation of one income-generating activity per association. Income generating activities will be limited to the following: production/repair of agricultural tools, food processing and marketing including the transformation of agricultural products and restoration, soap-making, hairstyling/beauty making, sewing, masonry, motorcycle repair, carpentry, photography and cellphone repair; establishing small shops to sell food items, clothes, jewelry, and telephone credit etc. As of now, activities are not yet fully defined by the beneficiaries; once done, a more detail mitigation plan could be drafted. These activities may present a number of distinct environmental risks. Below is a list of indicative adverse potential impacts of IGAs:
scope of the IEE and that batteries are properly used. Percent of beneficiaries that signed the agreement 2. Minimize soil and groundwater pollution from improper disposal of batteries from solar lamps. 3. Train and educate families on how to dispose of used batteries. Families awareness raising on used battery disposal Communicate to Families the need to treat batteries as hazardous waste, Raise awareness among families to dispose of the batteries in appropriate locations where they will not contaminate soil and groundwater Percent of families having received the training Conduct meetings to communicate information to users and document it. weekly Follow up of kits uses. Prior to operation and weekly by project community officer, once the agreement is signed for each beneficiary. 4. the promotion of this activity should be done so with explicit consideration of a risk management plans for climate impacts Identify population most at risk and target adaption measures toward them such as development of climate resilient IGAs (one of those cited in Activity 2.6 below) Percent of population most at risk who have an IGAs (as in Activity 2.6 below) ????? ?? Activity 2.5: Income Generating Activities: Parents associations will be supported for the creation of one income-generating activity per association. Income generating activities will be limited to the following: production/repair of agricultural tools, food processing and marketing including the transformation of agricultural products and restoration, soap-making, hairstyling/beauty making, sewing, masonry, motorcycle repair, carpentry, photography and cellphone repair; establishing small shops to sell food items, clothes, jewelry, and telephone credit etc. As of now, activities are not yet fully defined by the beneficiaries; once done, a more detail mitigation plan could be drafted. These activities may present a number of distinct environmental risks. Below is a list of indicative adverse potential impacts of IGAs:
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