Environment Management Framework definition

Environment Management Framework means the Framework dated December 2010, prepared for Part A of the Project and adopted by Rongshihua, Guotai, and Luxin Energy, which sets forth policies and procedures for the preliminary screening of proposed Sub-projects, and for the preparation of environmental assessment and environment management plans therefor during the implementation of the Project, as said Framework may be amended from time to time with the prior written agreement of the Bank; and such term includes all schedules and annexes supplemental to the Environment Management Framework.
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Environment Management Framework means the Project Implementing Entity’s Environment Management Framework dated November 2006, satisfactory to the Association, including any amendment made to such document from time to time with the Association’s approval that contains measures to address any adverse environmental impacts arising from carrying out the Project, which plan includes a framework for pest management and a framework for the protection of natural habitats.
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Environment Management Framework means MoLE’s framework dated April 4, 2007, which provides for, inter-alia, measures for preventing, minimizing and managing environmental, health and safety concerns relating to implementation of the Project, as such Framework may be amended from time to time with the prior approval of the Association.
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Examples of Environment Management Framework in a sentence

  • The Project Implementing Entity shall ensure that the Project is carried out in accordance with the Environment Management Framework and the Social Impact Management Framework, and that the implementation of the Environment Management Framework and the Social Impact Management Framework is adequately monitored and supervised throughout Project Implementation.

  • Ningbo shall provide, and shall cause to be provided, to the Bank for its prior concurrence any proposed modification or waiver of an Environment Management Plan, the Environment Management Framework, a Resettlement Action Plan and the Resettlement Policy Framework, and put into effect only such modification or waiver as shall have been agreed by the Bank.

  • To this end PCMU shall be responsible for carrying out Project monitoring and evaluation studies and supervision of the overall Project Environment Management Framework and the Social Impact Management Framework, as well as specific environment and social plans for Sub-Projects for Distributaries and Minor Canals under Part D of the Project.

  • This Sub-Plan has been prepared to address the requirements of relevant Minister for Planning’s Conditions of Approval (CoA), including CSSI 7400 and CSSI 8256, the Revised Environmental Mitigation Measures (REMMs), applicable legislation, the Environmental Impact Statements (EIS), contractual requirements including Schedule C1 Scope of Works and Technical Criteria (SWTC) of ITC 600, the Sydney Metro Construction Environment Management Framework (CEMF) and the LW Works’ Environment Protection Licences.

  • The Borrower shall, through MIDA, and shall cause ANAM to, ensure that RPAs and CBOs carry out respectively the Productive Subprojects and the Environmental Subprojects, all in accordance with the Environment Management Framework, the RPF and the IPP prepared for the Project.


More Definitions of Environment Management Framework

Environment Management Framework means the framework for environment impact assessment set out in Section 4 of the EIA Report for Ningbo New Countryside Development and Construction Project dated August 2009, and referred to in Section I, Part C, paragraph 2 of the Schedule to the Project Agreement, which sets out the policies and procedures for environment assessment and preparation of environment mitigation plans in respect of Part 1 Sub-projects, as well as administrative and monitoring arrangements to ensure the implementation of said plans, as said framework may be revised from time to time with the agreement of the Bank.
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