📋 Tender Overview
SUMMARY
STATUS
Approved
MEMBER
Indonesia
SECTOR
Health Infrastructure
E&S CATEGORY
Category B
PROJECT NUMBER
000787
FINANCING
APPROVED FUNDING
USD999 million
FINANCING TYPE
Sovereign
TIMELINE
CONCEPT REVIEW
July 12, 2023
APPRAISAL REVIEW/FINAL REVIEW
October 19, 2023
FINANCING APPROVAL
December 14, 2023
OBJECTIVE
To increase the availability of functional equipment in public health facilities and improve the utilization of public health services across Indonesia.
DESCRIPTION
The Project comprises three components to close the medical equipment gaps nationwide: (i) a primary care component at the three levels of primary care facilities in Indonesia; (ii) a referral network component at the three levels of hospital care in Indonesia; and (iii) a public health laboratory component in Indonesia.
ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL INFORMATION
Environmental and Social Policy and Categorization. The loan is co-financed with the World Bank (WB) and the Project’s environmental and social (ES) risks and impacts have been assessed in accordance with WB’s Environmental and Social Framework (ESF). To provide for a harmonized approach to addressing ES aspects of the Project, and as permitted by AIIB’s Environment and Social Policy (ESP), WB’s ESF will apply to the Project. AIIB has reviewed WB’s ESF and is satisfied with (i) WB’s ESF is consistent with AIIB’s Articles of Agreement and materially consistent with the provisions of AIIB’s ESP including the Environmental and Social Exclusion List, and (ii) the monitoring procedures in place are appropriate for the Project. WB has categorized the Project’s ES risk rating as ‘moderate’, which is equivalent to Category B under AIIB’s ESP.
Environmental and Social Instruments. The Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF) has been prepared based on the ES assessment of the Project and is aligned with the WB’s ESF, as well as Indonesian legal requirements for ES risk management. The ESMF will serve as an ES instrument and operational tool during project implementation to avoid, minimize, reduce, and mitigate the ES impacts and risks, and enhance potential development outcomes of the Project. In addition to the ESMF, a Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP) has been prepared to define a program for stakeholder engagement, including public information disclosure and meaningful consultation throughout the entire project cycle. An Environmental and Social Commitment Plan (ESCP) has been prepared to provide for the timely implementation of mitigation measures, monitoring and reporting, and capacity enhancement of the implementing agency. The ESCP includes a timeline for implementing required instruments such as the SEP and ESMF including the Environmental and Social Code of Practice, Waste Management Procedure, Social Impact Assessment, Code of Conduct for contractor and worker, Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM), etc.
Environmental Aspects. While the Project is anticipated to bring mostly p
