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FP013
Improving the resilience of vulnerable coastal communities to climate change related impacts in Viet Nam
Country
Viet Nam
Region
Asia and the Pacific
Sector
Public sector
Approval Year
2016
esia_safeguards
1 rows
| esia_id | canonical_project_id | esia_document_id | review_stage | safeguard_framework | safeguard_category | biodiversity_impact_flag | resettlement_required_flag | indigenous_peoples_flag | labor_risk_flag | mitigation_measures |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GCF_FP013_ESIA_001 | GCF_FP013 | GCF_FP013_DOC_013 | Appraisal | GCF Environmental and Social Policy; UNDP Social and Environmental Standards (SES) | Category B | true | false | true | - | Project design incorporates environmental and social mitigation through: (1) planting and rehabilitation of 4,000 hectares of mangroves to serve as natural storm surge buffers and restore coastal ecosystems; (2) incorporation of storm and flood resilient design features in new housing to benefit up to 20,000 people in high-risk coastal areas; (3) development of systematized climate and economic risk assessments for public and private sector application across all 28 coastal provinces; (4) community-based natural resource management and livelihood diversification (e.g., mangrove honey production). Per ESS Category B classification, the project has mild adverse risks that would likely be reversible. Detailed mitigation commitments are documented in the ESS report (GCF_FP013_DOC_013) and Funding Proposal Section G (GCF_FP013_DOC_012), which could not be fully extracted due to PDF parser unavailability. |
Field Evidence
GCF_FP013_ESIA_001
GCF_FP013
GCF_FP013_DOC_013
Appraisal
GCF Environmental and Social Policy; UNDP Social and Environmental Standards (SES)
Category B
true
false
true
-
Project design incorporates environmental and social mitigation through: (1) planting and rehabilitation of 4,000 hectares of mangroves to serve as natural storm surge buffers and restore coastal ecosystems; (2) incorporation of storm and flood resilient design features in new housing to benefit up to 20,000 people in high-risk coastal areas; (3) development of systematized climate and economic risk assessments for public and private sector application across all 28 coastal provinces; (4) community-based natural resource management and livelihood diversification (e.g., mangrove honey production). Per ESS Category B classification, the project has mild adverse risks that would likely be reversible. Detailed mitigation commitments are documented in the ESS report (GCF_FP013_DOC_013) and Funding Proposal Section G (GCF_FP013_DOC_012), which could not be fully extracted due to PDF parser unavailability.