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Roles and Responsibilities in the loan life cycle
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Roles and Responsibilities in the loan life cycle
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Roles and Responsibilities in the loan life cycle
Step 2 - Preparation Identify for the project
- Type of activities
- Infrastructure size
- Location
- Overall footprint
- Impacts and risks
- Mitigations
Step 4 - Execution Ensure that measures included in ESRS and ESMP are implemented and monitored
Step 3 - Approval
- Environmental and Social Review Summary (ESRS)
- Environmental and Social Management Programs (ESMP)
Step 5 - Completion
- Approve Project completion report (PCR)
- Ensure:
- There are no environmental or social liabilities
- Executing Agency continues to apply the ESMP
Step 1 - Pre-identification and Identification Provides the basis for determining the application of ESPS 3 and anticipating potential sources of pollution and their risks
Roles and responsibilities
Roles and Responsibilities in the loan life cycle
Preliminary project information
- Sector
- Location
- Operation activities
- Expected infrastructure
- Environmental and social context
- Applying ESPS 3
- Anticipating potential sources of pollution
- Identifying risks for the Environmental and Social Review Summary (ESRS)
STEP 1
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Pre-identification and Identification
Roles and Responsibilities in the loan life cycle
More detail for
- Type of activities
- Infrastructure size
- Location
- Overall footprint
- Potential sources of pollution
- Opportunities to optimize resources
- Strategies to mitigate and manage impacts/risks
STEP 2
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Preparation
Roles and Responsibilities in the loan life cycle
Contract signing
Contractual requirements
- Environmental and Social Review Summary (ESRS)
- ESMP
- Other environmental and social management documents
Board Approval
STEP 3
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Approval
Key Responsibilities
- Project / ESG Team: verifies that the contract incorporates the Environmental and Social design, management, and monitoring requirements, as per ESMP and ESRS
- Executing Agency: designates internal environmental and social roles and responsibilities to follow up on these requirements
Roles and Responsibilities in the loan life cycle
Includes
- Project implementation
- Operational monitoring
- Effectively
- As per contractual agreements
- According to key performance indicators
STEP 4
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Execution
Roles and Responsibilities in the loan life cycle
- Approval of Project Completion Report (PCR)
- Ends IDB Environmental and Social supervision
- Project operated by the Executing Agency or a third party, with no IDB Environmental and Social supervision
- Ensure there are no outstanding socio-environmental liabilities
- Soil or water pollution
- Untreated waste
- Environmental fines
- Others
- Ensure the Executing Agency still applies
- ESMP
- Other management instruments for pending activities
STEP 5
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Completion
Roles and Responsibilities in the loan life cycle
IDB project team
- Ensure that the Borrower and Executing Agencies understand potential risks and impacts
- Review Environmental and Social documents to ensure compliance with ESPS 3
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Borrower
Roles and responsibilities
- Identify risks and impacts of activities and mitigation
- Monitor these actions
- Assess project potential to affect climate change, quantify GHG emissions
- Identify cost-effective and technically feasible solutions consistent with GIIP to ensure efficient use of resources and pollution control
Consultants
- Support creating and reviewing environmental and social studies
- Advise the IDB and the borrower to ensure that impacts and risks are
- Identified
- Assessed
- Propose adequate mitigation measures
Each team must understand its role and responsibility in identifying and managing the project’s environmental and social risks
