The development objective of the Second Phase of the Multipurpose Disaster Shelter Project for Bangladesh is to reduce the vulnerability of the coastal population across nine coastal districts of Bangladesh to natural disasters. Some of the negative impacts and mitigation measures include: (1) constructing sanitary latrine and septic tank system; (2) raising awareness about hygiene practices among workers; (3) employing local work force, where appropriate; promoting health, sanitation, and road safety awareness; (4) spraying water on dry surfaces and unpaved roads regularly to reduce dust generation; (5) scheduling deliveries of material and equipment during off-peak hours; (6) using noise suppressors and mufflers in heavy construction equipment; (7) preventing discharge of fuel, lubricants, chemicals, and wastes into adjacent rivers and khals and drains; and (8) following standard safety protocol.
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Date du document
2014/10/01
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Numéro du rapport
E4634
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1
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Total Volume(s)
1
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Date de publication
2015/03/30
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Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Titre du rapport
Bangladesh - Second Phase of the Multipurpose Disaster Shelter Project : environmental and social management framework and tribal development framework
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