Environmental
Social and
Gender
For water quality, 100% of water samples that meet or exceed
the specified potable water standards, as defined by the
Philippine National Standards for Drinking Water (PNSDW)
For water pressure, daily (24-hour) water pressure at each water
service provider interconnection point equal to or more than 14
meters or 20 pounds per square inch (psi) of head (14 meters
head approximately corresponds to the ability to supply to a twostorey building)
Based on the United States Environment Protection Agency Air
Quality Standards, dust concentration for total dust particulates
should not exceed 0.26 milligram per cubic meter (mg/m3), and
for respirable dust should not exceed 0.15 mg/m3
For train stations, Concessionaire requirement to clean
paid/unpaid areas, including male/female toilets, following
minimum standards. For daily cleaning: wash all visible interior
hard surfaces except ceilings; sweep platforms at least four
times daily; clean ticket window glass; wipe passenger
information display screen; wipe ticket machine screens and
buttons check legibility of timetable and fare information; and
inspect for graffiti and general. For monthly cleaning, as for daily
cleaning and additionally: clean all Station furniture (seats,
cabinets, bins, ticket machine housings); and all cleaning work
shall be recorded in a Station cleaning log
During operation and maintenance phase, consider fare system
that benefits men or women performing specific gender roles
such as time-based fare: usually for systems that have transfers
between the different parts. Time based fares incorporate tripchaining more easily, allowing people to leave the system for a
short period (e.g. to drop children off at school) and re-enter
without paying again to continue the trip;
Collection of sex and disability-disaggregated data specially for
social PPP projects
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