Complaint > Second Rural Enterprise Support Project

Management Action Plan: 89-Management Progress Report

...child and forced labor. Uzbekistan is a signatory of ILO Convention No. 138 on Minimum Age for Admission to Employment (since 2009), Convention No. 182 on the Prohibition and Immediate Action for Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labor (since 2008), Convention No. 105 on Abolition of Forced Labor (since 1997), and Convention No. 29 on Forced Labor (since 1992). In addition, Uzbekistan’s domestic legislation includes a number of provisions prohibiting child and forced labor, some of which a...

Complaint > Second Rural Enterprise Support Project

Management Action Plan: 89-Second Management Progress Report(English)

...labor in cotton harvesting 15. The monitoring concluded that there was no systematic use of child labor during the 2015 harvest. Some isolated cases of child labor were identified, but data collected through the monitoring effort showed that child labor had become socially unacceptable, and knowledge of its prohibition was widespread. Nonetheless, TPM during future harvests should continue to cover use of child labor so as to discourage any potential backsliding. Improving Third Party Monit...

Complaint > Transport Sector Development Project - Additional Financing

Management Action Plan: First Management Progress Report

...child protection, and occupational health and safety. 37. Safeguard portfolio reviews of Bank-financed projects in Uganda, with specific focus on child labor/abuse: The Bank has completed a general review of environmental and social safeguards performance in all IDA-supported projects within the Uganda portfolio, and a complementary review with a specific focus on the risks of sexual abuse involving minors, and child labor. The recommendations of both reviews have been made public through th...

Complaint > Transport Sector Development Project - Additional Financing

Management Action Plan: Lessons Learned and Agenda for Action

...children. Projects are being implemented in a country context that poses serious risks for children overall; x Weak identification and mitigation of risks. Review of project documents showed weak identification of potential risks to children during project preparation, resulting in very weak preventive measures; x No reported instances of child abuse (sexual abuse, child labor, etc.) were encountered in connection with any of the projects reviewed. The...

Complaint > Transport Sector Development Project - Additional Financing

Management Action Plan: Third Management Progress Report

...Labor and Social Development (MGLSD) over a period of two years, from January 25, 2017, to January 11, 2019. The SCOPE project aimed to: (a) enhance access to response and prevention services for child survivors of sexual violence and those at risk; and (b) strengthen the capacity of the MGLSD and district authorities to coordinate, monitor and ensure the quality of services for child survivors of sexual violence. MGLSD engaged four implementing NGOs (BRAC, Joy for Children, International Justic...

Complaint > Transport Sector Development Project - Additional Financing

Management Action Plan: Investigation Plan

...Child labor. The Requesters claim an increase in informal businesses along the road construction, which has attracted children to work as vendors and car washers and led to a rise in school dropouts. They also allege that children were employed in the construction of the road. The Panel’s investigation will include an analysis of the following questions: i. Were children employed by the Project? Was the risk of child labor properly assessed by the B...

Complaint > Transport Sector Development Project - Additional Financing

Management Action Plan: Second Management Progress Report

...child labor/abuse 37. The Bank completed a general review of environmental and social safeguards performance in all IDA-supported projects within the Uganda portfolio, and a complementary review with a specific focus on the risks of sexual abuse involving minors, and child labor. The recommendations of both reviews have been made public through the “Uganda TSDP AF – Lessons Learned and Agenda for Action Report” and include proposals for strengthening Borrower capacity and improving safeguar...

Complaint > Mumbai Urban Transport Project

Management Action Plan: 32-Sixth Management Progress Report

...Child care centers, 39 schools, education facilities run by Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (universal literacy campaign), and private schools in and around the R&R sites benefit over 9,500 school age children. The Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) runs a health center at Anik in rooms provided by MMRDA; a maternity care cum health center is under construction at Mankhurd; and a community hall at Majaj has been constructed. Internal street lights have been provided with the agreement that the...

Complaint > Mumbai Urban Transport Project

Management Action Plan: 32-Fifth Management Progress Report

...children. Some 9,499 children receive education at 39 formal schools located in and 7 around MUTP resettlement sites and child care centers established within the resettlement buildings. MMRDA has set up a community center at the Majas site which will double as a primary health care center and has provided flour mills at different R&R sites. MMRDA has transferred the required number of rooms at Anik resettlement site to the MCGM, where it has starte...

Complaint > Mumbai Urban Transport Project

Management Action Plan: 32-First Management Progress Report

...children in eight resettlement sites, including Anik and Mankhurd, with information on the number of children going to school, schools available around R&R sites, and gaps between needs and existing facilities. The data indicate that about 3,964 children (74 percent) out of 5,364 children surveyed have received admission in schools in and around the new resettlement sites, while 1,169 (22 percent) children continue to go to schools at the old resettlement sites because of the quality of educatio...

Complaint > National Drainage Program Project

Management Action Plan: 34-Second Management Progress Report Annex (English)

...labor force. 4. Most of the people who do not own irrigated land live close to water bodies or lakes and their sources of livelihood are fishing, raising livestock 3 and agricultural labor and other informal labor when that is possible. The fisherfolk, known as Mallah, are one of the poorest groups in the area. One of the most important water bodies and fisheries in Badin is a group of four large, interconnected shallow lakes or dhands located in the coastal zone. These lakes have undergo...