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Environmental and Social Safeguards Roland Sundstrom Senior Policy Officer, GEF Secretariat GEF Introduction Seminar Washington, DC January 23, 2019 The GEF was established to support the protection of the global environment and promote

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Environmental and Social Safeguards Roland Sundstrom
Senior Policy Officer, GEF Secretariat
GEF Introduction Seminar
Washington, DC
January 23, 2019<br>
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The GEF was established to support “the protection of the global environment and promote thereby environmentally sound and sustainable economic development” [providing for] “consultation with, and participation [of] major groups and local communities”

(Instrument for the Establishment of the Restructured Global Environment Facility)

In line with the Instrument, the Policy on E&S Safeguards aims to ensure that GEF projects and programs systematically identify and address any environmental and social risks and potential impacts<br>
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evolution of the policy<br>