2 ENVIRONMET AND SOCIAL MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK ESMF UNDE

2 ENVIRONMET AND SOCIAL MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK (ESMF) UNDE PCGIP Lessons Learnt and Experience Sharing BY JAMIL AHMED BASRA DISTRICT OFFICER ROADS GUJRANWALA

• Contents • Schemes of F. Y 2013 -014 • Implementation of ESMF 2013014 • Lesson Learnt and Experience Sharing 3

PROGRESS OF YEAR FY 201314

SCHEMES OF FY 2013 -14 5 NO 1 2 3 4 NAME OF SCHEME Repair / Rehabilitation of Gujranwala Hafizabad Road from GT Road Sheranwala Bagh to Alam Chowk Western Bye Pass (Section Niyian Chowk to Ary. Wala. Chowk and Baghbanpura Chowk to Gala Gartallian (Length = 4. 36 Kms) Repair / rehabilitation of Gujranwala Haifzabad Road from Araya Wala Chowk to Alam Chowk Western Bypass (Construction of Centre median and providing and fixing street light. (Length = 3. 08 Kms) Repair/Rehabilitation, Providing / fixing LED lights in place of sodium street lights from G. T. Road chan Da Qila to Nigar. Pathak Gujranwala. Repair /Rehabilitation of Jinnah Road from GT road to Shamsi Chowk. Including Gill Road & DC road EXPENDITURE STATUS 48. 912 Million Completed 30. 309 Million Completed 18. 393 Million 13. 856 Million 5 Repair/rehabilitation of road shamsi chowk to g. t. road (dps school) via railway crossing length=2050 rft or 0. 63 km. 8. 353 Million 6 Repair/rehabilitation of church road from sailkot road to commissioner office chowk length=0. 41 km. 4. 188 Million 7 Repair/rehabilitation of college road from sialkot road to (h. f. c) satellite town market length=1547 rft or 4. 7 km. 9. 220 Million Completed Completed

SCHEMES OF FY 2013 -14 6 NO 8 NAME OF SCHEME Repair/rehablitaion of road from munir chowk to old session court road TOTAL EXPENDITURE 2. 798 Million 9 Repair / Rehabilitation of Road from Civil Line National Bank Chowk to RPO Office chowk 7. 831 Million 10 Repair/Rehabilitation of Road from Sialkot Road to Jinnah Stadium chowk in City Gujranwala 9. 495 Million 11 12 13 Repair / Rehabilitation of Road from CPO Office Chowk to Munir. Chowk Trauma Center Repair / Rehabilitation of road from Commissioner Office to Civil Lines Police Station in City Gujranwala Improvement / rehabilitation of G. T. Road in mile No. 41 (Construction of Slip Road at Sheikhupura More Gujranwala) 7. 863 Million 6. 026 Million 2. 818 Million STATUS Completed Completed 14 Repair/Rehabilitation of Road around Jinnah Stadium Gujranwala 9. 087 Million 15 Repair/rehablitaion of flyover road towards Sialkot road Gujranwala L= 1020 RFT 3. 380 Millions Completed 16 Repair / Rehabilitation of College Road from Kashmir road (Near Sasta Bazar) to upper chanab canal people colony Gujranwala (Length = 2300 Rft) 9. 229 Million Completed 9. 512 Million Completed 17 Restoration of street lights and traffic signal in Gujranwala city.

IMPLEMENTATION OF ESMF (2013 -014)

IMPLEMENTATION OF ESMF (2013 -014) Environmental and Social Survey of PCGIP/EEPs schemes and Public Consultation

APPLICATION OF ESMF Environmental and Social Screening: Environmental and Social Screening of PCGIP and ADP schemes was carried out. Environment and Social Management Plans: Prepared Environmental and Social Management Plans (ESMPs) for each scheme of E-2 category. EPA, Punjab accorded approvals. ESMP cost was included in Procurement plan and Bidding Documents Training session held with contractors in Gujranwala on April 19, 2014

APPLICATION OF ESMF (CONTI…. ) Environmental and Social Monitoring: Monitoring Team (Do, Environment, DO, Social Welfare, Env & Social Safeguard Specialist & Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist), focal persons conducted environmental and social monitoring of E-2 schemes to ensure effective implementation of the mitigation measures included in the ESMP Site visits, photographic records, public consultation at each step, Lab analysis and development of monitoring report). Monitoring was conducted with the help of checklists.

APPLICATION OF ESMF (CONTI…. ) Third Party Validation: For an independent assessment of the ESMF implementation, was held in Gujranwala on 3 -5 July 2014. TPV team visited following 05 schemes of CDG -G.

Lesson Learnt and Experience Sharing • • • General public and residents of the city are satisfied and happy for R & M of Roads from PCGIP funds For small schemes like R& M and District ADP Schemes, general public and local community were not involved before PCGIP/ESMF Due to Public Consultation the moral of inhabitants is enhanced for Government Departments, especially works and Services Department Eventhough there is legislation for mitigation of environmental issues raised during development of ADP Schemes, but there was no implantation of Environmental laws due to non awareness. Due to frequent training sessions organized by the Urban Unit, we are now familiar with Punjab Environmental Protection Act 1997 (Amended 2012), Environmental Impact assessment and (EIA) Initial Environmental Examination CDG also implementing ESMF on its ADP Schemes, which is helping for sustainable development

• • • Labours are providing training regarding use of Personal Protective Equipments (PPEs) and implementation of Social & Environmental Management Guidelines. The labour/workers are provided with following Personal Protective Equipments (PPEs) during scheme execution: Safety Masks Safety Helmets Safety Shoes Gloves Safety Jackets Safety Glasses Ear Plugs/Ear Muffs First aid in case of injuries Emergency Contact Nos. are al so displayed at site areas

Environmental and social Screening of R&M schemes, which was not carried out before PCGIP Environmental and social monitoring of schemes by ESMF Committee during execution, which was not done before PCGIP Gender issues is a problem during public consultation Due to Consolidated ADPs , so many problems are being resolved Over all there is a positive impact on environment of the city due to implementation of ESMF

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