Poland - Environmental and Social Safeguards : Use of Country System
The main objective of the assessment is to determine how Poland's environmental and social safeguard systems can be used in place of the corresponding Bank safeguards, at sector, sub-national, or country level, and how it will apply to current...
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okr-10986-160892021-04-23T14:03:22Z Poland - Environmental and Social Safeguards : Use of Country System World Bank ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACQUISITION ACTIONS ADB AIR POLLUTION ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK ASSETS AUTHORITY BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY BUREAUCRACY CASE LAW CHARTER COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS CONDITIONALITY CONSUMER PROTECTION DEMOCRACY DISCRETION DRINKING WATER DUE DILIGENCE ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIES OF SCALE ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS EQUALITY ESTATE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE EUROPEAN UNION FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FISHERIES FOREST MANAGEMENT FORESTRY GENDER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HOMELESSNESS HOUSING HUMAN RIGHTS INCORPORATED INDIGENOUS PEOPLES INDIVIDUALS INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE INTERNATIONAL LAW INVESTIGATIONS JUDICIAL REVIEW JURISPRUDENCE LAND USE LAWS LEGAL ANALYSIS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL FRAMEWORKS LEGAL INSTRUMENTS LEGAL ISSUES LEGAL OBLIGATIONS LEGAL PROVISIONS LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGISLATION LEGISLATIVE PROCESS LIMITED LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MANAGERS MANDATES MARKET COMPETITION MARKET VALUE MEMBER STATE MEMBER STATES MINISTER MINISTERS MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL RECOGNITION NATIONAL LAW NATIONAL LAWS NATIONAL LEGISLATION NATURAL RESOURCES PARTNERSHIP PEER REVIEW PERSONS POLICY INSTRUMENTS POLLUTION POLLUTION CONTROL PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE PROPERTY PROCUREMENT PROPERTY OWNERSHIP PUBLIC PARTICIPATION REGENERATION CAPACITY REGULATORY AGENCIES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REGULATORY REGIME REGULATORY SYSTEMS REMEDIES RISK MANAGEMENT RULE OF LAW SEWAGE SPECIFIC EXCEPTIONS SPECIFIC INVESTMENT STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDERS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TIMBER TRANSACTION COSTS TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT WASTE MANAGEMENT The main objective of the assessment is to determine how Poland's environmental and social safeguard systems can be used in place of the corresponding Bank safeguards, at sector, sub-national, or country level, and how it will apply to current and future Bank-financed operations in Poland. This assessment will be done through a safeguard diagnostic review which involves: (i) an equivalence analysis, to determine if the Poland legal and regulatory systems are equivalent to the corresponding World Bank's safeguards; and (ii) an acceptability assessment, to assess Poland's level of institutional capacity, procedures, and performance to implement its own safeguard systems, and identify gap filling measures as appropriate. Moreover, given the European Union's (EU's) convergence policy and requirements of the EU acquis communautaire which apply to all member states, the assessment is also expected to provide further insight and guidance on extending the use of country systems to other countries with active World Bank investment portfolios. The report is organized in three parts. Part one presents the objectives of the assessment, background information on the World Bank's policy on the use of environmental and social safeguard country systems, as well as Poland's legal and regulatory framework for environmental management and protection which includes obligations under the EU acquis communautaire, and the methodology used. Part two focuses on the findings of the equivalence analysis, and part three presents the findings from the acceptability assessment. The concluding section summarizes the main recommendations and next steps. 2013-10-03T21:20:14Z 2013-10-03T21:20:14Z 2012-06-26 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/06/17862568/poland-environmental-social-safeguards-use-country-system http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16089 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Other Environmental Study Economic & Sector Work Europe and Central Asia Poland |
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ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACQUISITION ACTIONS ADB AIR POLLUTION ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK ASSETS AUTHORITY BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY BUREAUCRACY CASE LAW CHARTER COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS CONDITIONALITY CONSUMER PROTECTION DEMOCRACY DISCRETION DRINKING WATER DUE DILIGENCE ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIES OF SCALE ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS EQUALITY ESTATE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE EUROPEAN UNION FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FISHERIES FOREST MANAGEMENT FORESTRY GENDER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HOMELESSNESS HOUSING HUMAN RIGHTS INCORPORATED INDIGENOUS PEOPLES INDIVIDUALS INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE INTERNATIONAL LAW INVESTIGATIONS JUDICIAL REVIEW JURISPRUDENCE LAND USE LAWS LEGAL ANALYSIS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL FRAMEWORKS LEGAL INSTRUMENTS LEGAL ISSUES LEGAL OBLIGATIONS LEGAL PROVISIONS LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGISLATION LEGISLATIVE PROCESS LIMITED LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MANAGERS MANDATES MARKET COMPETITION MARKET VALUE MEMBER STATE MEMBER STATES MINISTER MINISTERS MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL RECOGNITION NATIONAL LAW NATIONAL LAWS NATIONAL LEGISLATION NATURAL RESOURCES PARTNERSHIP PEER REVIEW PERSONS POLICY INSTRUMENTS POLLUTION POLLUTION CONTROL PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE PROPERTY PROCUREMENT PROPERTY OWNERSHIP PUBLIC PARTICIPATION REGENERATION CAPACITY REGULATORY AGENCIES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REGULATORY REGIME REGULATORY SYSTEMS REMEDIES RISK MANAGEMENT RULE OF LAW SEWAGE SPECIFIC EXCEPTIONS SPECIFIC INVESTMENT STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDERS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TIMBER TRANSACTION COSTS TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT WASTE MANAGEMENT |
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ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACQUISITION ACTIONS ADB AIR POLLUTION ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK ASSETS AUTHORITY BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY BUREAUCRACY CASE LAW CHARTER COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS CONDITIONALITY CONSUMER PROTECTION DEMOCRACY DISCRETION DRINKING WATER DUE DILIGENCE ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIES OF SCALE ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS EQUALITY ESTATE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE EUROPEAN UNION FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FISHERIES FOREST MANAGEMENT FORESTRY GENDER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HOMELESSNESS HOUSING HUMAN RIGHTS INCORPORATED INDIGENOUS PEOPLES INDIVIDUALS INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE INTERNATIONAL LAW INVESTIGATIONS JUDICIAL REVIEW JURISPRUDENCE LAND USE LAWS LEGAL ANALYSIS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL FRAMEWORKS LEGAL INSTRUMENTS LEGAL ISSUES LEGAL OBLIGATIONS LEGAL PROVISIONS LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGISLATION LEGISLATIVE PROCESS LIMITED LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MANAGERS MANDATES MARKET COMPETITION MARKET VALUE MEMBER STATE MEMBER STATES MINISTER MINISTERS MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL RECOGNITION NATIONAL LAW NATIONAL LAWS NATIONAL LEGISLATION NATURAL RESOURCES PARTNERSHIP PEER REVIEW PERSONS POLICY INSTRUMENTS POLLUTION POLLUTION CONTROL PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE PROPERTY PROCUREMENT PROPERTY OWNERSHIP PUBLIC PARTICIPATION REGENERATION CAPACITY REGULATORY AGENCIES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REGULATORY REGIME REGULATORY SYSTEMS REMEDIES RISK MANAGEMENT RULE OF LAW SEWAGE SPECIFIC EXCEPTIONS SPECIFIC INVESTMENT STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDERS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TIMBER TRANSACTION COSTS TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT WASTE MANAGEMENT World Bank Poland - Environmental and Social Safeguards : Use of Country System |
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The main objective of the assessment is
to determine how Poland's environmental and social
safeguard systems can be used in place of the corresponding
Bank safeguards, at sector, sub-national, or country level,
and how it will apply to current and future Bank-financed
operations in Poland. This assessment will be done through a
safeguard diagnostic review which involves: (i) an
equivalence analysis, to determine if the Poland legal and
regulatory systems are equivalent to the corresponding World
Bank's safeguards; and (ii) an acceptability
assessment, to assess Poland's level of institutional
capacity, procedures, and performance to implement its own
safeguard systems, and identify gap filling measures as
appropriate. Moreover, given the European Union's
(EU's) convergence policy and requirements of the EU
acquis communautaire which apply to all member states, the
assessment is also expected to provide further insight and
guidance on extending the use of country systems to other
countries with active World Bank investment portfolios. The
report is organized in three parts. Part one presents the
objectives of the assessment, background information on the
World Bank's policy on the use of environmental and
social safeguard country systems, as well as Poland's
legal and regulatory framework for environmental management
and protection which includes obligations under the EU
acquis communautaire, and the methodology used. Part two
focuses on the findings of the equivalence analysis, and
part three presents the findings from the acceptability
assessment. The concluding section summarizes the main
recommendations and next steps. |
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Economic & Sector Work :: Other Environmental Study |
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World Bank |
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World Bank |
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Poland - Environmental and Social Safeguards : Use of Country System |
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Poland - Environmental and Social Safeguards : Use of Country System |
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Poland - Environmental and Social Safeguards : Use of Country System |
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Poland - Environmental and Social Safeguards : Use of Country System |
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Poland - Environmental and Social Safeguards : Use of Country System |
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poland - environmental and social safeguards : use of country system |
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Washington, DC |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/06/17862568/poland-environmental-social-safeguards-use-country-system http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16089 |
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