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Case Experiences of International Development Institutions

Module 3: International Experiences and Case Studies. Case Experiences of International Development Institutions. David Annandale Murdoch University, Perth, Australia. Introduction. What is driving the use of SEA in International Development Institutions (IDIs)?

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Case Experiences of International Development Institutions

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  1. Module 3: International Experiences and Case Studies Case Experiences of International Development Institutions David Annandale Murdoch University, Perth, Australia

  2. Introduction • What is driving the use of SEA in International Development Institutions (IDIs)? • SEA typology for development cooperation. • Brief scan of SEA application in bi-lateral and multi-lateral development institutions. • Some examples of SEA use by IDIs. • How does the use of SEA by IDIs impact on partner Governments?

  3. What is Driving the Use of SEA in International Development Institutions (IDIs)? • Increase in programmatic and policy-based lending. • Translating sustainability concepts into policy making. • Strengthening and supporting project EIA. • Addressing cumulative, large-scale, and indirect impacts.

  4. SEA Typology for Development Cooperation • “EIA-driven” versus “sustainability-led” SEA. • The four-step OECD categorization scheme: • integration into lender’s policy framework (IA) • evaluation of lender’s policy framework (IB) • integration into partner’s policy framework (IIA) • evaluation of partner’s policy framework (IIB)

  5. SEA Application in Bi-lateral and Multi-lateral Development Institutions • Bi-lateral experience • Multi-lateral experience • World Bank • Asian Development Bank • EBRD and other regional IDIs • UNDP/UNEP

  6. Some Examples of SEA Use by IDIs • IDI examples categorized according to the OECD/DAC typology • Other SEA examples in China

  7. Examples • Type IA (SEA is used to integrate environmental concerns into the policy formulation process of IDIs): • - Pacific Region Environment Strategy (ADB 2003) • - Greater Mekong Sub-region Environmental Framework (ADB 2002) • Type IIA (SEA is used to integrate environmental issues into the policy formulation process of the partner Government’s programming or planning framework). • - Argentina Flood Protection Project (WB 1995. Regional EA) • - Envtl Management Plan for Dakshina Kannada District, India (WB • 1994) • Type IB (SEA is used to evaluate the donor’s policy, planning, or programming framework). • - Paraguay Natural Resources Management Project (WB 1992. Sector • EA) • - Ecuador Mining Development and Environmental Control (WB 1993. • Sector EA) • - Biodiversity Conservation Project, Indonesia (WB 1993. Sector EA)

  8. Examples (Cont’d) • Type IIB (SEA is used to evaluate the partner Government’s policy, planning, or programming framework). • - Thailand Highway Sector Loan (WB 1994. Sector EA) • - Jubba Valley (Somalia) Development Plan (WB 1989. Regional EA) • - Sichuan Gas Development and Conservation Plan (WB 1994. • Regional and Sector EA). • - Great Western Development Strategy, China (WB and SEPA. Ongoing) • - Hainan Envt and Natural Resources Project (ADB E-c-E 1993) • - Haihe River Basin Environmental Management Study (ADB E-c-E 1994) • Specific Chinese non-IDI SEA examples • - Shanxi Province Coal and Elecricity Strategy • - China Automobile Industry Development Policy • - Xiamen coastal zone planning • - Air Pollution Prevention and Control Act

  9. SEA and Partner Governments • The influence of policy-based lending on the structure of loans and grants • The “upstreaming” of environmental issues in Country Assistance Strategies • The growth of integrated/sustainability assessment • The use of Technical Assistance to encourage SEA uptake by partner Governments

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