The Bagan Disaster Risk Management Plan (Bagan DRMP) is an initiative of the Government of Myanmar (GOM) to: understand the risks facing the Bagan Cultural, Heritage Site, especially in terms of the heritage attributes, visitors, and residents, clarify relevant management frameworks; capture the current measures pursued by Bagan's many stakeholders to manage and reduce those risks; andset out an Action Plan to enhance disaster risk management (DRM) at Bagan.
... See More + In recognition of the many features that make Bagan a complex cultural ecosystem, the Bagan DRMP seeks an integrated approach to manage risk in terms of: the risk to physical monuments and the integrity of the site, the risk to the cultural and economic activity in and around the site, and the risk to the well-being of local people and communities in and around Bagan.
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The development objective of the Second Regional Development Project for Georgia is to create a favorable environment for regional socio-economic development and improve living standards.
... See More + Some of the negative impacts and mitigation measures are includes : (i) storage of hazardous wastes on the cultural heritage rehabilitation area will be prohibited; (ii) maximum speed should be restricted to the safety level during the pass of the trucks in the proximity of the historical monuments; (iii) allow local communities to utilize any excess rock, which may be left following reuse; (iv) Regular maintenance of diesel engines will be undertaken to ensure that emissions are minimized, for example by cleaning fuel injectors; (v) use of defined haulage routes and reductions in vehicle speed where required; (vi) prevent and minimize sediment transportation off the construction sites; (vii) every worker at mobilization stage will undergo the respective training on working on the high sensitivity site; (viii)small quantities of hazardous wastes will be generated as a result of vehicle operations and the maintenance activities.
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The development objective of the Second Regional Development Project for Georgia is to create a favorable environment for regional socio-economic development and improve living standards.
... See More + Some of the negative impacts and mitigation measures are includes : (i) storage of hazardous wastes on the cultural heritage rehabilitation area will be prohibited; (ii) maximum speed should be restricted to the safety level during the pass of the trucks in the proximity of the historical monuments; (iii) allow local communities to utilize any excess rock, which may be left following reuse; (iv) Regular maintenance of diesel engines will be undertaken to ensure that emissions are minimized, for example by cleaning fuel injectors; (v) use of defined haulage routes and reductions in vehicle speed where required; (vi) prevent and minimize sediment transportation off the construction sites; (vii) every worker at mobilization stage will undergo the respective training on working on the high sensitivity site; (viii)small quantities of hazardous wastes will be generated as a result of vehicle operations and the maintenance activities.
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The objective of the Third Regional Development Project for Georgia is to improve infrastructure services and institutional capacity to support increased contribution of tourism in the local economy of the Samtskhe-Javakheti and Mtskheta-Mtianeti regions.
... See More + Some of the negative impacts are includes : (i) disruption of construction works due to sanctions from regulatory bodies against construction contractor resulting from the absence of required documents; (ii)inconvenience to local community from unexpected presence and activity of construction contractor; (iii) poor environmental and social performance of construction contractor occurrence of work-site trauma and other health damage due to poor understanding of health and safety rules by personnel; (iv) deterioration of ambient air; (v) propagation of noise and vibration; (vi)pollution of environment by solid and liquid wastes; (vii) conflicts with local population or other affects people; (viii) pollution of environment with solid waste and waste water; Some of the mitigation measures are includes : (i) permits for production of such construction materials that belongs to the activity subject to ecological examination; (ii) notify local community and other interested parties about the scope and timing of the upcoming works; (iii)all vehicles shall be maintained so that their emissions do not cause nuisance to workers or local people. All vehicles shall be checked and repaired in case of need to eliminate increased level of noise due to damaged parts; (iv) during demolition works destruction dust shall be suppressed by ongoing water spraying and/or installing dust screen enclosures at site; (v) regular maintenance of diesel engines shall be undertaken to ensure that emissions are minimized, for example by cleaning fuel injectors; (vi) proper technical control and maintenance practices of the machinery shall be applied; (vii) provision of staff with toilets and bathrooms, and centralized discharge of generated wastewater in the sewer systems if possible or install temporary structures; (viii)ensuring that construction materials are appropriately stockpiled and stored in the specially designated and temporarily constructed storage facilities; (ix) different types of waste (construction, hazardous, household) shall be collected separately; special sites shall be designated for waste accumulation and pollution prevention measures shall be applied there; (x) adjustment of working hours to local traffic patterns, e.g. avoiding major transport activities during rush hours or times of livestock movement; (xi) ensuring that required personal protection equipment (e.g. helmets, gloves, etc.) is supplied and used by workers as appropriate;
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The objective of the Third Regional Development Project for Georgia is to improve infrastructure services and institutional capacity to support increased contribution of tourism in the local economy of the Samtskhe-Javakheti and Mtskheta-Mtianeti regions.
... See More + Some of the negative impacts are includes : (i) disruption of construction works due to sanctions from regulatory bodies against construction contractor resulting from the absence of required documents; (ii)inconvenience to local community from unexpected presence and activity of construction contractor; (iii) poor environmental and social performance of construction contractor occurrence of work-site trauma and other health damage due to poor understanding of health and safety rules by personnel; (iv) deterioration of ambient air; (v) propagation of noise and vibration; (vi)pollution of environment by solid and liquid wastes; (vii) conflicts with local population or other affects people; (viii) pollution of environment with solid waste and waste water; Some of the mitigation measures are includes : (i) permits for production of such construction materials that belongs to the activity subject to ecological examination; (ii) notify local community and other interested parties about the scope and timing of the upcoming works; (iii)all vehicles shall be maintained so that their emissions do not cause nuisance to workers or local people. All vehicles shall be checked and repaired in case of need to eliminate increased level of noise due to damaged parts; (iv) during demolition works destruction dust shall be suppressed by ongoing water spraying and/or installing dust screen enclosures at site; (v) regular maintenance of diesel engines shall be undertaken to ensure that emissions are minimized, for example by cleaning fuel injectors; (vi) proper technical control and maintenance practices of the machinery shall be applied; (vii) provision of staff with toilets and bathrooms, and centralized discharge of generated wastewater in the sewer systems if possible or install temporary structures; (viii)ensuring that construction materials are appropriately stockpiled and stored in the specially designated and temporarily constructed storage facilities; (ix) different types of waste (construction, hazardous, household) shall be collected separately; special sites shall be designated for waste accumulation and pollution prevention measures shall be applied there; (x) adjustment of working hours to local traffic patterns, e.g. avoiding major transport activities during rush hours or times of livestock movement; (xi) ensuring that required personal protection equipment (e.g. helmets, gloves, etc.) is supplied and used by workers as appropriate;
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