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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN (EMP) 1. The Contractor submits a detailed environmental management plan for Supervision Design Consultant’s approval (management plans include erosion control plan, dust and noise control plan, etc.) 2. The Contractor employs staffs with qualification and experience to supervise the implementation of safety measures and minimize environmental impacts as specified in EMP.

A GENERAL ENVIRONEMENTATL POLICY FRAMEWORK

Some regulations and laws on environment applicable to operations includingconstruction of roads/bridges to which the contractor needs to pay attention include:

1 Law on Environmental Protection 2014 promulgated by the National Assembly onJune 23rd, 2014, and coming into effect since January 1st, 2015

2 Decree No 18/2015/ND-CP promulgated by the Government on February 14th, 2015stipulating the environmental planning, strategic environmental assessment, environmentalimpact assessment and environmental protection plans

3 Circular No 26/2011/TT-BTNMT detailing a number of articles of Decree No.29/2011/ND-CP

4 Safeguard Policy Statement (SPS) of Asia Development Bank in 2009

Lasted standards of the Government on pollution management and environmentalprotection in accordance with regulations of Law on Environmental Protection

Standards on Air Quality:

1 Circular No 28/2011/TT-BTNMT Stipulating technical process for

monitoring ambient air environment

2 Circular No 32/2013/TT-BTNMT Promulgation of national technical

regulations on environment

3 QCVN 05: 2013/ BTNMT Air Quality – Ambient Air Quality

Standard

4 QCVN 06: 2009/BTNMT Air Quality – Maximum allowable

concentration of hazardous substances inambient air

Standards on noise and vibration level:

TT 5 Circular No 28/2011/TT-BTNMTQuy Stipulating technical process for

monitoring ambient air environment

6 QCVN26: 2010/BTNMT National Technical Regulation on Noise

7 QCVN 27:2010/BTNMT National Technical Regulation on

Vibration

Standards on quality of surface water and underground water:

8 Circular No 29/2011/TT-BTNMT Stipulating the technical process for

monitoring continental surface water environment

9 Circular No 30/2011/TT-BTNMT Stipulating the process for monitoring

techniques of monitoring underground water environment

Surface Water

11 QCVN 09:2008 National Technical Regulation on

Underground Water

Domestic Wastewater

13 QCVN 25: 2009/BTNMT National Technical Regulation on

Wastewater of the Solid Waste LandfillSites

Industrial Wastewater

Standards on solid wastes:

15 TCVN 6696:2000 Solid wastes - Sanitary landfills - General

requirements for environmental protection

16 QCVN 07: 2009/BTNMT National Technical Regulation on

Hazardous Waste Thresholds

B ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN (EMP)

Summary of all environmental issues of the project and proposal of mitigation measures to minimize adverse impacts of the project activities

1. The Contractor submits a detailedenvironmental management plan for SupervisionDesign Consultant’s approval (management plansinclude erosion control plan, dust and noise controlplan, etc.)

2.The Contractor employs staffs with qualificationand experience to supervise the implementation ofsafety measures and minimize environmentalimpacts as specified in EMP

1. Update and implement managementplans/SEMPs for wasteland and rubbish treatmentareas, manage materials, water drainage system,control the erosion, cut off and re-plant, ensuretraffic safety, re-supply hydraulic system andfacilities, control dust, noise and safety issues forworkers and residents SEMPs must have noconflicts with any articles of EMP

2. Contractors and suppliers comply with allrequirements in accordance with regulations of law

on license issued by Department of NaturalResources and Environment permitting to useequipment, machinery, establish and operateconstruction workshops such as concrete andcement mixing station, material warehouse, wastelandfill sites, etc

of EMP.

1. Contractors assign tasks to their staffs to controlthe implementation of measures to minimizeadverse impacts on environment Contractors arerequired to furnish full name of staffs who areassigned to supervise environmental managementplan

2. Implement to control malaria, programs foreducation and prevention of HIV-AIDS andsexually transmitted diseases (SDT) in accordancewith social plans

1.Work collaboratively with local staff and rangers

to update the draft of TREE REPLANTING PLAN(TRP) before cutting down trees The plan mustinclude details of the terms that Contractor mustcomply with to ensure to avoid cutting treesuncontrolledly by specifying areas needing to becleared up based on the requirements of the projectand give details of clearance program (location,schedule, trees being cut, etc.) Updated plan must

be approved in writing By Supervision DesignConsultant one (01) month prior to construction.The Contractor shall perform the terms of the TRP

2.Observe and mark trees which shall not bechopped down with the consent of rangers prior toconstruction

3. Rangers accept the replacement of choppedtrees basing on TRP

4 Minimize the clearance basing on TRP

5 Prohibit to chop down trees for firewood or forthe Project

6 In the process of re-planting / re-vegetation, it isnot allowed to use strange varieties (seedscurrently not grown in the country or the projectarea) unless re-planting / re-vegetation isperformed in a certain framework with introductionpurposes Trees tending to invade newenvironment must not be planted

7 Workers are prohibited to hunt wild animals,fish, or raise, lock, buy and sell wild animals forany purpose, or keep wild animals illegal in tentarea

8 Bridge construction activities should beperformed in the dry season as many as possible toreduce the negative impacts on the fishery, waterquality and other aquatic resources

9 The Contractor shall not use or permit the use ofwood as fuel for any phase of the construction,including but not limited to the boiling of tar and

asphalt mixtures, and a more practical issue is toensure the use of fuel, other than use of wood forcooking and boiling water at all tents andresidential areas

10 The Contractor shall not purchase or use woodfrom illegal sources (illegally imported)

11 Do not build up the tents, asphalt mixing plant,material stockpile areas in forest areas

12 The Contractor shall comply with all necessaryguidelines to ensure not to cause any damages tovegetation due to fire and explosion fromconstruction activities If there is a fire in theprocess of working, the Contractor shallimmediately put out the fire and replant destroyedtrees

by the flood andriverbank

erosion

1 Examine technical design of drainage workscrossing the road, assess and agree with theEmployer/Supervision Design Consultant in case

of re-design, new work construction or point outsome existing problem that needs to be remedied

2 Before commencement, update the draft ofDRAINAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN (DMP) ofSupervision Design Consultant in technical designphase The plan should include detailed provisionswith which the contractor needs to comply toensure that construction activities do not result instagnant water in the area of construction, tents,material mine area and other areas used foractivities related to the project and the adjoiningareas Updated plan must be approved bySupervision Design Consultant in writing prior tothe commencement The contractor shall performterms of the DMP

3 Implement the design of bridges and boxculverts that have been approved to be suitable toflood control such as absorption design to avoiderosion

4 Protect or install irrigation channels across theproject area Quickly repair damaged irrigationchannels

5 Protecting natural streams that may be depositedwith sediment due to the flow of the constructionprocess, production factory and washing area ofvehicles and machinery

6 Minimize the selection of methods of drainingsurface water in the project corridor

7 Need to build sewers to divert the flow of the

5 Public utilities Avoid to

interrupt the

facilities such aswater,

electricity

wiring Repairbroken serviceroads

1. Before commencement of construction, it isrequired to update the draft of UTILITIES ANDIRRIGATION REPROVISIONING PLAN (UIRP)prepared by Supervision Design Consultant intechnical design phase The plan should detail thearrangement, location, and schedule, coordinationwith local authorities to minimize interruption ofpower, water, communications and irrigationsystems Updated plan must be approved bySupervision Design Consultant in writing prior tothe construction The contractor shall performterms of UIRP

Reconfirm supply sources of water, electricity,telecommunications, hydraulic systems that areinterrupted due to the construction 3 Contact localauthorities concerned about the services ofelectricity, water and the surrounding villages toconduct planning for re-supplying power, water,telecommunications and irrigation systems

4 Installation and re-connection of electricity andwater services must be performed immediatelyprior to commencement of construction TheContractor shall cooperate with companies thatprovide electricity and water services electricityand water services to repair and install

5 Give prior notices to affected neighborhoods

6 Re-connection of electricity and water servicesshould be done immediately before commencingconstruction as soon as possible

7 Notify Supervision Design Consultant andmanagement unit of electricity and water services

to repair and rehabilitate immediately damagedpower and water supply systems duringconstruction

8 Damaged service roads due to transport ofconstruction materials and activities related to theproject must be restored immediately after thecompletion of construction activities in each area

1 Update the draft of MATERIAL MANAGEMENT PLAN (MMP) (including volume chart that is moved) prepared by Supervision Design Consultant in the design phase

open-pit mines and storage of

materials The plan must detail the arrangement (as well asthe location and capacity of relevant institutions) to

facilitate timely action and provide constructionmaterials to avoid effects due to activities ofstoring unnecessary materials outside the projectarea Updated plan must be approved bySupervision Design Consultant in writing prior tothe construction The Contractor shall perform theterms of the MMP

2 Balance the excavation and embankmentmaterials to mitigate impacts of aggregate miningoperations

3 Prioritize the use of appropriate materials inexisting mines Update on monthly basis the list ofquarries and material mines in MMP to report tothe Employer / Supervision Design Consultant andmitigate impacts on other resources of the locality

4 Only buy materials from mines that have beenissued a certificate by Department of NaturalResources and Environment

5 The Contractor must obtain a license onenvironmental protection before miningrock/material mines

6 Implement a plan of compensation for cultivatedcrops in case of destroying these crops

7 Store the topsoil for future use Make fence andfence walls around the mine site after use Remove,store excavated soil, topsoil and low qualitymaterials near the site and store them forrenovation

8 Use quarries with the highest exploitation rate(in terms of quality) while retaining its best naturalstate

9 Use mines located near routes easy to travel andwith less steep hills

10 Do not quarry in areas having natural forestsand near the river – areas supplying nutrients andresidence to birds and animals

11 Do not choose quarries, soil mines, andmaterials in the fertile lands and forest areas

12 In the process of quarrying, exploiting soil andmaterials, it is required to provide adequatedrainage system and avoid stagnancy

13 Avoid or reduce the exploitation of the mineslocated in the riverbed If it is obligatory to put thequarry in the riverbed, avoid streams or smallrivers Prioritize the use of the land created byalluvial deposit or silt in the middle of the river,

15 Make sure that the remaining mines are clean,the slope is stable and drainage system is good inorder to prevent flooding – a condition formosquito breeding.

16 After completion of the exploitation ofmaterials, tunnels and quarries must be drained andfenced, and carefully protected to avoid impacts onhealth and safety of people

17 To avoid flooding when mines are flooded in, it

is required to fence and equip with life buoys.Environmental

7 Waste dump Control the

treatment area

of constructionwaste,

hazardous wasteand grease

1. Update the management of hazardous waste inthe draft of WASTE ROCK AND SOIL, ANDWASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN (VVMSDP)prepared by Supervision Design Consultant.Updated plan includes all issues about cleaning up,storing, treating and monitoring waste rock andsoil The plan also includes process oftransportation, storage and treatment methods andequipment, routes and transportation vehicles,treatment location and capacity of solid and liquidwaste substances, hazardous materials, hazardoussubstances and excavated rock and soil The planmust be approved by Supervision DesignConsultant in writing (01) month prior toconstruction Contractor shall have to implementthe terms of VVMSDP

2. Disposal areas must be approved by landownersand checked by Department of Natural Resourcesand Environment The Employer / SupervisionDesign Consultant shall acknowledge and monitor.Supervision Design Consultant recorded andmonitored

3 Waste soil storage areas must be renovated,managed, listed and marked

4 Do not treat waste in banks of rivers or streams

or natural drainage ditches

5 Do not treat waste in weak slopes, roads forflood drainage, wetlands, farms, and forests, areas

of religion, sensitive cultural areas or areas ofpeople's livelihood

6 Excess materials will be used in places suitable

to local repairs to fill eroded ditches, degraded land

in consultation with the local community

7 Waste rock and soil are only dumped in areasallowed by local governments

8 The contractor may dump waste materials in thequarry that no longer works and in relevant fallowmines

9 Waste rock and soil must be spread into a layerwith thickness of 15cm and compacted at optimummoisture level and covered with topsoil,landscaped and protected by drainage ditches;grass must be grown in this area to prevent erosion

in accordance with reality

10 Treatment area of waste rock and soil must notcause sediment and obstruction to water flow,causing damage to agricultural land and areas withdense vegetation cover

11 Do not pour waste soil to water resources{rivers, streams, drainage ditches, irrigation canals,etc.) in any circumstance

12 Treatment area of waste rock and soil must not form steep slopes and more trees must be planted

in this area to prevent erosion

contaminatingsubstances due

to uncontrolledwaste dump

1. Update the management of hazardous waste inthe draft of WASTE ROCK AND SOIL, ANDWASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN (VVMSDP)prepared by Supervision Design Consultant.Updated plan must be done (01) month prior toconstruction including all issues about storage,waste treatment and abnormal incidents, andapproved by Supervision Design Consultant inwriting Contractor shall have to implement theterms of VVMSDP

2.Disposal areas must be approved by landownersand checked by Department of Natural Resourcesand Environment The Employer/ SupervisionDesign Consultant shall acknowledge and monitor

3. Waste soil dumps must be renovated, managed,listed and marked

4. Track the process of sorting garbage Thetrees, grasses that have been cut off should beprovided for the local people to use as fertilizer orfirewood Collect organic waste, and do notincinerate at construction site

5. Collect the waste that can be recycled andsold for recyclers

11 Solid waste generated from construction activities and from tents must be treated and safely buried in the landfills outside the site certified and approved by Supervision Design Consultant/the Employer, community and local government.

of hazardoussubstances

1 Update the management of hazardous waste inthe draft of waste rock and soil, and wastemanagement plan (VVMSDP) prepared bySupervision Design Consultant Updated plan must

be done (01) month prior to construction andapproved by Supervision Design Consultant inwriting Contractor shall have to implement theterms of VVMSDP

2 Ensure safe storage for fuel and other hazardoussubstances and bulky materials approved by theEmployer / Supervision Design Consultant andnecessary license/confirmation issued by theDepartment of Natural Resources and Environmentand local governments

3 Hydrocarbons, explosive and toxic materialsneed dumps that have been properly protectedunder the provisions of state and local government

to prevent contamination of soil and water

4 Areas providing fuels and vehicle/machinemaintenance must be within the designedconstruction sit to contain spilled oil and fuel.These areas must have a drainage system to a placewhere there is a system to separate grease out ofwater to ensure the effectiveness of the work

5 Fuel and hazardous substances must be stored in

a covered place with partitions to avoid grease, fuelspillage

6 Classify hazardous waste (waste oil, usedbatteries, fuel tanks) and ensure that the storage,transportation and disposal do not cause pollutionand performed in accordance with the local and

national provisions

7 Store hazardous materials above the flood level

8 Strictly prohibit to dispose of wastewatercontaining oil

9 Used oil and other hazardous materials shall bedisposed of in areas outside the construction site asprescribed

10 Perform the appropriate precautions to preventoil, grease and hydrocarbon from contaminatingbed of canals

11 If oil spillage happens, it is required toimmediately clean up with timely preventivemeasures to avoid leaving traces

12 The waste in the process of oil spillage must behave dumped in places permitted by localauthorities and Supervision Design Consultant

13 Places for containing hazardous materials must

be checked and equipped with appropriateequipment for dealing with emergencies inaccordance with the law on this issue (QCVN07:2009 BTNMT)

14 The Contractor shall specify each individual inthe management plan / SEMP responsible formanagement in these areas and ensure they areproperly trained for controlling people entering andleaving these areas and this entry must bepermitted by a competent person

congestion and pollution

1. Avoid placing asphalt plant, stone crusher,asphalt tanks on roads and away from sensitivepoints (schools, hospitals, residential areas, etc.)and rivers, and also install, and maintain de-dustingequipment

2.Failure to use asphalt as fuels Failure to usewood as fuel for cooking asphalt Asphalt tanksmust be located in a dedicated area, avoid placingthem along National Highway 217

3.Failure to let asphalt flow into empty or waterrivers but, must bring it to the small ditches orwaste yards prepared by Contractor

4.Asphalt storage and mixing area must beprotected from spills and handled contaminatedsoil in accordance with the Government and localauthorities’ regulations and laws At least, theseareas must be compacted so that any asphalt spillscan be collected and cleaned immediately Anypetroleum products used for the preparation ofmixing asphalt must be carefully managed to avoidspills and local water pollution

7 To avoid soil contamination, Contractor shallguide and train their employees regarding storageand movement of materials, chemicals which arecapable of causing soil contamination.

8 Recycle debris during excavation and removal ofold pavement, as it may be

1.Prior to construction, update the draft of DUST

(GOVERNMENT’S DECREE) prepared bySupervision Design Consultant The plan includesdetails of construction methods, location, scheduleand control resources of material resources whichcan cause noises and dust at the emission sourceand entire site and positions of constructionequipment near sensitive areas (houses, schools,temples, shops, hospitals – clinics, etc.) Theupdate plan must be approved by SupervisionDesign Consultant in writing one month prior toconstruction Contractor implements the provisions

of Governments’ decree

2 Emissions by machines, technical equipmentwith motors must meet the requirements of QCVN.All machines, construction equipment must have avalid certificate specifying conformity of theemissions of vehicles

3 Machines, equipment for construction must bemaintained in good condition and must beequipped with a silencer Prohibit operatingmachines, generating excessive pollution in thefield (QCVN 06:2009/BTMMT)

4 Investigate complaints and propose alternativemitigation measures

5 Keep storages wet

6 Cover the trucks waiting for constructionmaterials (sand, soil, cement, stone, gravel, etc.) inorder to avoid, and minimize spills, generation ofdust

7 It is imperative to inject water at least 2 timesper day on the days without rain in the areas withdirt and site, material storage areas, warehouses.Construction area, service road, mine area andareas in different project near residential areas and

sensitive areas such as schools, hospitals, etc

8 Activities of mixing, crushing concrete must beequipped with dirt compressive devices such aswater spray, irrigation equipment

9 Clean up road surface after completion ofconstruction

10 To protect buildings and architecturalstructures from being affected by earthquakes, it isimperative to use the non-vibrating rolling shafts inthe site near this area

11 Carry out repairs of architectural structuresdamaged by vibration during conducting theproject under the direction by Supervision DesignConsultant

12 Turn off machines when they are not in use

13 Drive piles in the day time if the site is nearsensitive sources, otherwise, with permitted byDepartment of Natural Resources andEnvironment, local authorities and SupervisionDesign Consultant

14 Means of transport for construction must abide

by speed limits to reduce dust around sensitiveareas (schools, hospitals, houses, etc.)

12.Mine

explosion (where

necessary)

Conduct usingsafe mine toavoid damagesand trouble

1.Prior to construction, contractor shall prepareand plan for blasting which must be approved inwriting by Supervision Design Consultant/Investor.Contractor conducts performance of the terms ofplan for blasting

2.Strictly follow the Government’s regulations andprinciples for collection, transport, storage and use

of explosives Activities of breaking stones must becarried out in accordance with the requirements ofVietnam’s law and is notified to Department ofNatural Resources and Environment and localpolice

3.Failure to conduct blasting without a fullinvestigation of buildings within 500m andpermission and monitoring by Supervision DesignConsultant

4 Notify people living near blasting are of time ofblasting, before implementation

6 Carry out zoning area before blasting

7 Cover blasting canvas on blasting areas toreduce fallen quantity of stones

8 In places where blasting vibration is in excess ofpermitted maximum level or causes damages tolocal property, it is imperative to use theinformation on blasting to adjust mine sample and

calculate to reduce costs for following blasting

9 Failure to perform blasting at night

10 Blasting operations must be strictly managedcarefully by the person who is issued a certificateand trained methodically The workers in theblasting area must be trained before performingmine blasting operations and is equipped withprotective equipment and ear plugs

11 Observe proper warnings and precautions to ensure the safety of residents, pedestrians, motorcyclists and works during the blasting

is maintained during construction to protect thework items The plan must include details of theterms that contractor executes to ensure thatconstruction works does not cause excessive flowsand sludge sedimentation in the drainage ditches ofneighbors in the project area The plan must alsohave adequate provisions to ensure the stability ofexcavated slope and the areas vulnerable toerosion, reduce impacts of hydrology, floods andriver erosion in the surrounding areas c and protectwork items caused by construction activities.Updated plan must be approved in writing bySupervision Design Consultant one month prior toconstruction Contractor implements the terms ofECP

2.Strengthen vegetation and protect from erosionimmediately after completing construction in eachitem/ connection-drawn

3 Observe weather forecasts and restrictconstruction on rainy days

4 Reserve topsoil for use immediately afterclearing

5 Minimize destruction and cutting of trees in theforests surrounding the process of making slopes

6 Protect the dug slope by vegetation, technicalnormal technical works or practically biologicaltechniques immediately after clearing

7 The appropriate measures to protect the slopeneed to be taken into account and implemented, eg,vegetation coverage and rock compaction asrequired in the detailed construction drawing

8 Prevent from erosion and protect dug slop by

11 The dike banks, 2m high or more must be constructed rip rap embankments or performed pointing cross embankment bank immediately aftercompletion of construction to avoid erosion These measures also apply to structures with horizontal drains susceptible to erosion when flooding overrun.

12 Payment will be related to the completion of works as instructed for establishment of measures for erosion control to protect works and meet the requirements of Supervision Design

On the sections along or near rivers and streams

1 Move carved stones, gravels to avoid rivercongestion

2 In the areas of demolition and repair of bridges,failure to drop bridge structures into a river, usealternative measures to avoid "falling of beams"into river/stream such as investigation of bridgestructures and use a crane to lift them or build afooting to lower bridge

3 Use closed well, sludge barriers, sedimentbarriers or other equipment designed suitably toprevent from deposition of mud during the drillingand digging process in river/stream foundation Ifthe closed well is used, it is imperative to emptywater and wash cleanly to avoid mudsedimentation caused by pumping fromsurrounding bank into storage tanks or storagecomponents Immediately implement measures forerosion control upperly and cover topsoil withgrass and vines to reduce flow traffic duringconstruction

1.Contains oil and fuels in the land fields withfence 50m higher than water surface

2.Solid waste from construction activities andworker camps may not be thrown into rivers andother water sources (drainage systems, irrigationchannels, etc.)

impacts 3.Storages of construction materials must be

equipped with tanks to avoid causing mud flows

4.Cover stored materials with a canvas to reducegeneration of mud flows

5 Material mines and storage areas must be 100m from water sources

6 The work items at river bank must be scheduled

in the dry season and time for construction is asshort as possible

7 Immediately stabilize gravity slopes

8 The areas of containing materials and hazardoussubstances must be located in places away fromwater source

9 It is strictly forbidden to wash vehicles andmachines in surface water areas

10 Before operating concrete or cement batchingplant, it is imperative to build sedimentation

specifications/capacity to treat wastewater (egwastewater from operation of washing equipment

as mixing tank, truck and gutters, rainwater etc.)

11 Operate and maintain full sedimentationponds/storage tanks to ensure quality of wastewatermeets the standard of QCVN 24:2009/BTNMT forindustrial wastewater

12 Sludge, bentonite sludge, other materials andwaste from the drilling process must be collectedand treated to prevent contamination of surfacewater Drilling fluids (such as bentonite sludge)used for construction of bridges, abutments, boredpiles, etc Must be treated in closed system,especially abutments at the bottom of river

13 Bentonite must not be buried in water sources,agricultural land and cultivated areas Betonitelandfill disposal area must be arranged suitably toavoid destroying land and degrade water quality

14 Water from a closed well must be treatedsuitably (eg through deposition etc.) to ensureresults of water quality is consistent with thenational technical regulations and avoid negativeimpacts on aquatic systems

16 Water source

Mitigate theimpacts of usingwater source oflocal

community

1 Assess water supply source and amount ofchemicals affecting use of local water sources toensure optimal use of water for the project whichwill not deplete local water supply sources

2 It is necessary to use a tank to bring water intothe project

3 Worker’s camps should be located away from

residential areas to prevent from causing pollution

to water sources of local community

4 Maintain close contact with local communities

to ensure that any potential conflict relates to theuse of common resource for purposes of projectmust be resolved quickly

5 Prepare and implement guidelines for reducingwaste of wastewater during construction and atcamp

6 Avoid or minimize the use of riverbed material

as construction materials

7 Limit exploitation of material in the river only20% of width of river at any location away fromriver banks

8 Restore riverbanks when necessary

9 Rebuilding the irrigation channels affected byconstruction activities two weeks prior toconstruction to meet the local community andinvestor’s requirements

10 All irrigation channels along the route must beclearly marked on the ground to prevent thebackfill material from suddenly pouring into thischannel

11 In case of accidental obstructions or damages,irrigation ditches and ponds must be cleaned andrepaired immediately

17 Operation of

worker camps

Worker tent,camp must notcause

uncomforts or

forests wherewildlife

resourcesinhabit

1.Position of worker camps and utilities must beagreed by the local community The utilities must

be approved by Supervision Design Consultant andinvestor and must be managed to minimizeimpacts

2. Put up camps at the areas with full naturaldrainage channels to facilitate flow of treatedwastewater

3 Employ and train local workers as much aspossible

4 Provide all workers at the site with adequateaccommodations and construct clean canteen,kitchen area

5 Install mobile toilets (or at least septic toilets inremote areas), it is forbidden to defecateindiscriminately Clean toilets daily and keepsanitation equipment clean at all times

6 Provide toilet/sanitation equipment separatelytoilet and bathroom area provides male and femaleworkers with enough water

7 The wastewater flow form contractor’s factoriesand area of washing vehicles- machines must flow