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KABAALE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN HOIMA

HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL MONITORING WORKS

Sensitive areas with forests, rivers, wetlands and close to world heritage national parks

ENVIRONMENT SOCIAL ACTION PLAN - ESAP

UKEF, through the Independent Environmental consultant RINA (D'Appolonia) has conducted the Gap analysis (ESDD) of the initial ESIA (Environment Impact assessment) of the Project from the IFC standards and the NEMA (National Environment Management Authority) Uganda regulations.
Based on the observations of this report, SBI has developed Environmental and Social Management plans to mitigate any Environment and Social Impacts due to the Project in the Footprint area.
For successful implementation of these management plans, SBI has developed the action plan and monitoring template of the same. SBI hence developed an ESAP team by Hiring domain experts and consultants for each specialised phase.

E&S PERFORMANCE AND KPI MONTHLY REPORTING TO UKEF AND MOWT

Health and Safety performance
Security, Emergency Response and Incident Management
Labour force management
Workers' Accommodation Management
Traffic management
Water and energy consumption
Community Health and Safety
Waste Management
Waste water and storm water management
Drainage and erosion control
Biodiversity management
Restoration and Re-instatement
Community development
Cultural heritage management including grave relocation
Stakeholder Engagement

All plans are summarised into a monthly pre approved format called ESSR and submitted to all stakeholders through STUDI/STUP/MBW (Engineer Consultants for Project)

Heavy Equipment access restriction by involving spotter/Riggers/Dumps men (Correction Action-Gap indentified)

PPE Compliance Working at height

ENVIRONMENT & BIODIVERSITY

RECENT COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTS

Regular Monthly The health camp - was conducted at Nyakasinini and was attended by 92 (64 m, 24f) community members. 80 were tested for HIV of which 1 (1m) was found HIV positive. 28 were tested for Hepatitis B virus and 1 (1m) were found positive. 11 people were tested for Malaria and 2 were found to be positive. These Community Medical Camps are conducted on a monthly basis in all villages near the project footprint area