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FP015
Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project (TCAP)
Country
Tuvalu
Region
Asia and the Pacific
Sector
Public sector
Approval Year
2016
esia_safeguards
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| 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 |
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| GCF_FP015_ESIA_001 | GCF_FP015 | GCF_FP015_DOC_013 | Appraisal (pre-approval) | UNDP Social and Environmental Standards (SES) | Category B | true | false | - | - | Project employs a hybrid grey-green approach combining ecosystem-based measures (coral reef protection, seagrass protection/restoration) with hard engineering (concrete and rock revetments, sea walls) and soft measures (beach nourishment). An Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP) was required as a condition of GCF Board approval (decision B.23/12). National capacity for resilient coastal management is being developed. Coastal ecosystem initiatives are integral to the project design to reduce wave action impacts on key infrastructure. |
| GCF_FP015_ESIA_002 | GCF_FP015 | GCF_FP015_DOC_005 | Post-approval / Implementation | UNDP Social and Environmental Standards (SES) | Category B | - | - | - | - | The post-approval ESS report (March 2022) confirms UNDP disclosed the full and complete environmental and social impact assessment (ESIA) and updated environmental and social management plan (ESMP) as required by GCF Board decision B.23/12, condition (ii)(iv), prior to the fourth disbursement of GCF proceeds. |
Field Evidence
Category B
UNDP Social and Environmental Standards (SES)
Appraisal (pre-approval)
true
false
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Project employs a hybrid grey-green approach combining ecosystem-based measures (coral reef protection, seagrass protection/restoration) with hard engineering (concrete and rock revetments, sea walls) and soft measures (beach nourishment). An Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP) was required as a condition of GCF Board approval (decision B.23/12). National capacity for resilient coastal management is being developed. Coastal ecosystem initiatives are integral to the project design to reduce wave action impacts on key infrastructure.
Category B
Post-approval / Implementation
The post-approval ESS report (March 2022) confirms UNDP disclosed the full and complete environmental and social impact assessment (ESIA) and updated environmental and social management plan (ESMP) as required by GCF Board decision B.23/12, condition (ii)(iv), prior to the fourth disbursement of GCF proceeds.
UNDP Social and Environmental Standards (SES)
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