IV. Other Common Safeguard Requirements by Project Type PPP Project Types 1. Construction of Highways/ Roads and Railways with O&M Minimum/Common Safeguards Requirements Considerations for detailed engineering design: - adequate consultation on the access needs and concerns of various sectors for the alignment alternatives being considered - extent of displacement - baseline data on the environmental sensitivity (e.g. natural habitats where nesting and breeding patterns could be disrupted) and geologic hazards in the proposed alignment alternatives Compliance with the ROW Acquisition Standard Requirements Livelihood impact assessment and management especially for vulnerable sectors and adequate compensation and/or resettlement of physically and economically displaced people Drainage study and management plan to prevent flooding hazards that may be caused by the project or could affect the project Detailed study on the traffic baseline, assessment of impact of the project on traffic and corresponding management plan 2. Construction of Transport Terminals (land, sea, air) with O&M Input to site selection: - Adequate consultation on the transport terminal needs and concerns of various sectors for the alternative sites being considered - Extent of the displacement - Baseline data on natural hazards and on the environmental sensitivity of the proposed alternatives Water pollution control system through the installation of appropriate management systems such as oil-water separator, treatment system for bilge water from ships for port projects, proper storage facility for waste oils, chemicals and other hazardous wastes (e.g. busted lamps) prior to collection for disposal and the appropriate design of drainage system connecting to centralized treatment facility, as appropriate Optimal design for the location of waste bins and temporary storage for solid wastes based on a detailed assessment of the projected generation and collection system Optimal design for the sewage system based on a detailed assessment of the projected generation and the existing common sewage system in the project area Adequate Risk Management to address natural hazards in the final project site including tsunami or storm surge risks especially of seaport projects shall be integrated in the project design Detailed study on the traffic baseline, assessment of impact of the project on traffic and corresponding management plan Page 8 of 19