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Integrated Safeguards Data Sheet
Section I - Basic Information
Date ISDS Prepared/Updated:
A. Basic Project Data (from PD5S
COUNTRY: Dominica. Grenada. St. Kirts and       PROJECT ID: P076822
Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines                                             l
PROJECT: Emergency Recovery and Security        TTL: Arnaud Guinard/Ali Khadr
Enhancement Program
APPRAISAL DATE: January 2002                    IBRD AMOUNT (Sm): 12.55
BOARD DATE: February 2002                       IDA AMOUNT (Sm): 7.55
MANAGING UNIT: LCSFU                           SECTOR: FPSI
LENDING INSTRUMENTS: Emer2enc% Recovero        STATUS: Lending
Loan (ERL)
Project Objectives (From PDS)
In support of the above program. Bank assistance will consist of individual lending operations to the
Bank's OECS borrowing members of Dominica. Grenada, St. Kitts. St. Lucia and St. Vincent focusine
mainly on enhancement of airport and seaport securiry, and financing of critical imports. Antigua. Xwill be
supported through a separate project from CDB. The development objectives of the five Bank operations
(hereafter called "projects") will be: (ii to help safeguard and maintain the productive capaciry of their
tourist sectors in the aftermath of the September II terrorist attacks in the U.S; (ii) to enhance securit) at
key airport and seaport facilities in line w% ith emerging international standards with the aim of preventing
further acts of terrorism and safeguarding the sub-region's image as a safe tourist destination: and tiiii
to strengthen the countries' institutional capacity to adopt. develop and implement security plans.
procedures and measures as mandated by international civil aviation and maritime transport regulatot)
agencies.
Project Description (From PDS)
The Bank operations will be implemented o'er a period of approximately three years and will finance the
following components:
Component 1: Critical Irnports i USS6.0 million)
This component would finance one critical import. low sulfur diesel fuel for electricity generation.
which is critical to maintain economic activity in the tourism industrv. The inclusion ot this sole
import is based on an assessment of each country's monthly import bill and review of satisfactory
procurement practices.
Component 2: Airport and Seaoort Securitv Enhancement (USS15.5 million)
This component would finance the physical and technical resources necessary for national port and
aviation authorities. as well as individual air and seaports. to upgrade security arrangements at kley
facilities and meet relevant international regulations. It would include: (a) civil works to upgade
perimeter fencing and ensure secure access to key facilities; (b) equipment. including
communication. passenger and luwazc screening and identification (badge) systems: and (c)
technical assistance and training to develop and implement security programs. emergency and
contingency plans at airports and ports. crisis management, passenger and luggage screening. etc. in
line with emerging international security regulations.
Component 3: Implementation Support (USSO.9 million)
This component would finance technical assistance and additional operating costs which the
existing Project Coordinating U'nits will may require for project management and implementation.
Project Location: (Geographic location. information about the key environmental and social characteristics of the
area and population likely to be affected. and proximity to any protected areas. or sites or criticai natural habitats. or
any other culturally or socially sensitive areas.)
Airport and Seaport facilities in the respective countries.
B. C(leck Environmental Classification A [ ]. B [ 1. C [XI, Fl , 1. TBD [ I
Comments:



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Y es   NO      ITBDJ
Environmental Assessment (OPDBP/GP 4.01)                    [I      [XI     I 
Forestry (OP/GP 4.36) 4                                             [X]    [I I
Natural Habitats (OPIBP 4.04)                                 I     [XI     [I 
Safety of Dams (OP/BP 4.37) ([                                      [XI     I I
Pest Management (OP 4.09)                                   1 1     [XI     I I
Involuntary Resettlement (OD 4.30)                          I I     [XI     [ I
Indigenous Peoples (OD 4.20)                                [ I     [XI     I I
Cultural Property (OPN 11.03)                               1 ]     [XI     [ I
Projects in Disputed Areas (OP!iBP/GP 7.60)'                  I     [XI     ( I
Projects on International Waterways (OP'BP.'GP 7.50)        []      [X]     [ I
By supporting the proposed project. the Bank does not intend to prejudice the final determination of the
parties' claims on the disputed areas



Section 1I - Key Safeguard Issues and Their Management
D. Summaty of Key Safeguard Issues. Please fill in all relevant questions. If information is not available, describe
steps to be taken to obtain necessarv data.
I. Describe any safegruard issues and impacts associated with the proposed project
2. Identify and describe any potential large scale, significant and/or irreversible impacts. Describe anv
potential cumulative or long term impacts.
3. In light of I and 2, describe the proposed treatment of alternatives (if required)
4, Describe arrangement for the borrower to address safeg,uard issues
S. Identifv the kev stakeholders and describe the mechanisms for consultation and disclosure on safeguard
policies, with an emphasis on potentially affected people.
E. Safeguards Classiftca:ion (select one). Category is determined by the highest impact in any policy. Or on basis
of cumulative impacts from multiple safeguards. Whenever an individual safeouard policy is triggered the provisions of
that polic% applv.
[ ]S. - Significant, cumulative and/or irreversible impacts; or significant technical and institutional risks in
mana-ement of one or more safeguard areas
[ I S,. - One or more safeguard policies are triggered. but effects are limited in their impact and are
technicallv and institutionallv manageable
X] S3. - No safe_uard issues
[I SF - Financial intermediary projects. social development funds. communitv driven development or
similar projects which require a safeauard framework or programmatic approach to address safeguard
issues.
F. Disclosure Requiremenets
Environmental .4ssessment .4nalvsis,.lanagement Plan.
Date of receipt by the Bank                     N/A
Date of in-countrv" disclosure                  N/A
Date of submission to InfoShop                  N/A
For cate-orv A projects. date of distributing the Executive Summary of the EA to the Executive Directors
N!A
Resettlement .ction PlanlFramework:
Date of receipt by the Bank                     N/A
Date of"in-countrv" disclosure                  N/A
Date of submission to fnfoShop                  N/A
Indigenouts Peoples Development Plan Framework:
Date of receipt by the Bank                     N/A
Date of "in-country" disclosure                 N/A
Date of submission to InfoShop                  N/A
Pest Management Plan:
Date of receipt by the Bank                     N/A
Date of in-countrv" disclosure                  N/A
Date of submission to InfoShop                  N/A
Dam Sart imlanagement Plan:
Date of receipt by the Bank                     N/A
Date of "in-country" disclosure                 N/A
Date of submission to lnfoShop                  N/A
If in-country disclosure of any of the above documents is not expected, please explain why.



Signed and submitted by:                                               i
Task Team Leader:                             Name Amaud Guinard Hq          Date 01/17/02
Project Safeguards Specialist 1:              Name                    Date:
Project Safeguards Specialist 2:              Name                    Date:
Project Safeguards Specialist 3:              Name                    Date:
Approved by:
Regional Safeguards Coordinator              r Name Juan D. Quintero         Date 0 1U7/02
Sector Manager                                Name Maria Emilia Freire       DateOI/17/02