Brazil - Sao Paulo Sustainable Rural Development Project (English)

• Document Date

  2009/02/11

• Document Type

  Integrated Safeguards Data Sheet

• Report Number

  AC3933

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Country

  Brazil,

• Region

  Latin America & Caribbean,

• Disclosure Date

  2010/07/01

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Doc Name

  Brazil - Sao Paulo Sustainable Rural Development Project

• Keywords

  environmental issue;degradation of critical natural habitats;quality of water resource;agricultural extension and research;Land Administration and Management;Participation and Civic Engagement;Environmental and Social Safeguard;adverse environmental impact;negative environmental impact;loss of asset;private service provider;small business investment;human health risks;degraded riparian forests;classification for projects;conservation of natural;municipal development plan;increased agricultural productivity;supply of energy;combination of factor;maintenance of priority;sustainable development plan;rural development council;improved land management;improved water quality;safety of dam;improved land use;road rehabilitation works;participation of woman;source of income;improved agricultural practice;technical assistance provider;public consultation process;large private operators;source income;road maintenance activity;land and water;rural road management;response to crisis;acquisition of equipment;cost of production;small farmer;Safeguard Policies;safeguard policy;Indigenous Peoples;cultural property;small farming;protected area;state legislation;involuntary resettlement;Social Assessment;environmental benefit;environmental sustainability;native forest;positive impact;non-governmental organization;small producer;extension service;organizational management;Water Management;safeguard issue;marketing technique;comparative advantage;local ngo;small-scale farmer;target beneficiary;production technique;market viability;buffer zone;minimum level;indirect impact;productive investment;agricultural area;project costing;rural property;irreversible impacts;national legislation;environmental compliance;indigenous communities;indigenous community;agricultural competitiveness;investment proposal;safeguard screen;eligibility criterion;input cost;screening procedure;producer association;managerial capacity;feasibility assessment;extensive consultation;local biodiversity;project finance;safeguard specialist;agricultural zone;natural features;cultural significance;rural area;cumulative impact;ecological function;long-term effect;mitigation measure;indigenous population;ecosystem function;agricultural land;market niche;business opportunity;riparian zone;environmental requirement;municipal authority;environmental authority;exchange program;Youth organizations;sustainable use;management leading;human population;conservation practice;preserve biodiversity;resettlement plan;market analysis;subsistence agriculture;poverty indicator;water pollution;environmental screening;investment cycle;Investment Review;social impact;soil erosion;small family;social group;monitoring procedure;physical characteristic;safeguard analysis;indigenous families;priority region;Business Organizations;productive resource;licensing system;environmental service;pilot program;payment mechanism;fiduciary function;environmental safeguard;productive infrastructure;joint financing;local condition;financial sustainability;sustainable management;rural investment;production system;municipal responsibility;management structure;forestry sector;agricultural marketing;rural policy;rural market;Environmental Policy;focus group;business partner;public function;rural extension;small-scale agriculture;business information;production technology;skill mix;local research;incentive system;market efficiency;competitiveness agenda;demonstration effect;agricultural organization;soil management;degraded lands;unpaved road;competitive production;soil fertility;institutional infrastructure;counterpart funding;direct beneficiaries;project datum;partner institution;environmental specialist;home page;social differentiation;rural woman;international waterway;commercial harvest;certification system;public place;institutional responsibilities;municipal institution;

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• Language

  English

• Rel. Proj ID

  BR-Sao Paulo Sustainable Rural Development And Access To Markets -- P108443

• Theme

  Environmental policies and institutions,Rural policies and institutions,Rural markets,Participation and civic engagement,Land administration and management

• Major Sector

  Industry, Trade and Services

• Sector

  Agricultural Extension, Research, and Other Support Activities,Other Agriculture, Fishing and Forestry,Agro-industry,Agricultural markets, commercialization and agri-business

• Topics

  Environmental and Social Assessments, Pest Management, Indigenous Peoples, Natural Habitats, Environment, Natural Resources and Blue Economy,

• Historic Topics

  Environment, Health, Nutrition and Population, Rural Development, Finance and Financial Sector Development, Communities and Human Settlements,

• Historic SubTopics

  Climate Change and Agriculture, Social Assessment, Indigenous Peoples, Indigenous Peoples Law, Crops and Crop Management Systems, Pest Management, Global Environment, Indigenous Communities, Environmental Protection,

• Unit Owning

  Agriculture & Rural Dev (LCSAR)

• Lending Instrument

  Specific Investment Loan

• Version Type

  Initial appraisal

• Product Line

  IBRD/IDA

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