This guidance offers a gender-sensitive analysis of codes of conduct principles—with a primary focus on women—and makes recommendations on how companies can strengthen their clauses to promote gender equality in the workplace, with a specific focus on developing and emerging markets-based supply chains.
Companies can sign on to the code, which serves as a strong signal to internal and external stakeholders about intent to update procurement policies, community engagement, and monitoring and evaluation metrics in support of more engagement with local women-owned businesses. The code’s objective is to de ne company commitments and lay the groundwork for a more specific and detailed plan of action to increase gender diversity in the supply chain.
On the website you will find Policies, Guidance and Codes of Conduct on protection from sexual exploitation and abuse.
This Note provides guidance on identifying, assessing and managing the risks of adverse social and environmental impacts that are associated with the temporary influx of labor resulting from Bank- supported projects. The Note contains guiding principles and recommendations to be considered as part of the design and implementation of projects with civil works that require labor from outside the project’s area of influence.
Key features of the sample BOT Contract:
MOIT responsibilities – the MOIT is responsible for a number of deliverables in respect of the project, including:
procuring a land lease with the local provincial government for the project site;
procuring a number of key regulatory approvals (e.g. investment certificate for the establishment of the project company, electricity license for the plant, import / export permits, etc);
Key features of the Sample Power Purchase Agreement:
Exclusivity – energy generated by the power plant must be supplied exclusively to Vietnam Electricity. Any third party offtake must be pre-approved by Electricity Vietnam (clause 3.2).
There’s a strong emphasis on “quality infrastructure” afoot and we emphatically support it, as the focus plays a fundamental role as governments seek to deliver on their economic, social, and environmental goals.
This current edition of the Guidance on PPP Contractual Provisions, 2019 Edition (“Guidance”) is largely based upon work done by the international law firm of Allen & Overy LLP, under a team led by David Lee, Helga Van Peer, Tim Conduit, Fleur Clegg and Sarah Garvey, with input from across Allen & Overy’s global PPP practice.
The Rolling Stock PPP project involves: