PFI ESMS definition

PFI ESMS means a PFI’s environmental and social management system, referred to in Section I.C.2.(b)(v) of Schedule 2 to this Agreement, for identifying, assessing, managing and monitoring the environmental and social risks and impacts at all times during the preparation and implementation of Sub-projects, in accordance with the Environmental and Social Standards, the ESCP and the ESMS.
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PFI ESMS means Environmental and Social Management System satisfactory to the Bank established by each Selected PFI for the purpose of identifying, assessing, managing and monitoring the environmental and social risks and impacts of the activities under Parts A.2 and A.3 on an ongoing basis, and includes inter alia the following: (i) environmental and social policy; (ii) clearly defined procedures for the identification, assessment and management of the environmental and social risks and impacts of the activities under Parts A.2 and A.3; (iii) organizational capacity and competency; (iv) monitoring and review of environmental and social risks of the activities under Parts A.2 and A.3; and
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PFI ESMS means Environmental and Social Management System satisfactory to the Bank established by each Selected PFI for the purpose of identifying, assessing, managing and monitoring the environmental and social risks and impacts of the activities under Parts A.2 and A.3 on an ongoing basis, and includes inter alia the following: (i) environmental and social policy; (ii) clearly defined procedures for the identification, assessment and management of the environmental and social risks and impacts of the activities under Parts
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Examples of PFI ESMS in a sentence

  • The scope and complexity of the PFI ESMS will depend on the E&S risk of the PFI’s lending/investment activities.

  • Upon determination that the ESOM from the DFI and each PFI ESMS is appropriate to the risk profile of the PFI’s portfolio, the Bank approves the ESOM and each ESMS in a written memorandum.

  • The PIU shall be responsible for submitting PFI ESMS performance reports to the WBG as indicated in Annexes.

  • As part of this process, BDF has also hired a consulting firm to undertake due diligence review of PFI ESMS to inform capacity building and training measures to be implemented by PFIs as a condition of participation in the program.

  • PFI ESMS due diligence and capacity building is expected to take place over the next quarter.

  • Draft Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP) Possible issues to be addressed in the Borrower Environmental and Social Commitment Plan (ESCP):1) The roadmap for CFN to prepare, consult and implement the second tier ESMS as a condition of effectiveness2) Setting up of PCU at CFN with inclusion of environmental and social specialist to manage the ESMS.4) A plan for capacity building and training for CFN and the PFIs identified in the ESRS with milestones for the PFI ESMS development requirements.

  • As at September 30, 2012, the Company has recorded a recovery of $40,500 from the optionee.

  • However, as part of the PFI ESMS, there will be a review process to assess if transactions do lead to specific land acquisition for any sub-loan action and the proper requirements in line with Performance Standards will be followed.

  • Washington State law gives local jurisdictions the responsibility for protecting their citizens.

  • PCGF and PFI ESMS will require reporting on environmental and social performance at least annually to stakeholders.

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