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Santa Cruz Road Corridor Connector Project (San Ignacio - San Jose)

Issues

Consultation and disclosure

Description: Complaint raises concerns regarding inadequate or absent consultation about or disclosure of project information, including project impacts and/or mitigation plans.

Complaints with this Issue: 526

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Displacement (physical and/or economic)

Description: Complaint raises concerns about physical relocation, loss of shelter, and/or loss of assets that relate to income or livelihood.

Complaints with this Issue: 481

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Environmental

Description: Complaint raises concerns regarding environmental impacts that do not refer specifically to water, pollution, or biodiversity.

Complaints with this Issue: 387

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Gender-based violence

Description: Complaint raises concerns about incidents of or an increase in abusive behavior perpetrated because of a person's gender, or against people of a particular gender. This can include overt physical abuse, psychological abuse, deprivation of resources needed for physical or psychological wellbeing, and treatment of people as commodities.

Complaints with this Issue: 17

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Indigenous peoples

Description: Complaint raises concerns about impacts on indigenous or traditional communities.

Complaints with this Issue: 88

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Labor

Description: Complaint raises concerns about violations of appropriate labor standards related to the project, including issues regarding compensation, workplace conditions, retaliation, and child or forced labor.

Complaints with this Issue: 101

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Livelihoods

Description: Complaint raises concerns about impacts on the means by which people make a living, including wage-based income, trade and bartering, agriculture, fishing, foraging, and other natural-resource based means.

Complaints with this Issue: 344

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Violence against the community

Description: Complaint raises concerns about incidents of violence against community members or activists perpetrated by the project company, government, public or private security forces, or other individuals acting on behalf of project proponents.

Complaints with this Issue: 50

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Sectors

Infrastructure

Description: Project relates to construction or improvement of large structures, facilities, or public works projects. Examples include roads and other transportation projects, sanitation and water treatment facilities, power plants, and industrial facilities.

Complaints in this Sector: 964

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Complaint

IAM: Inspection Panel (Panel)

ID: 162

Date Filed: Dec. 19, 2022

Status: Active

Description

The Requesters allege that the road upgrade under the Project affects the land and livelihoods of the Chiquitanos by opening up “new opportunities” for illegal activities—such as agribusiness and logging—and for outsiders to settle in their territories. They claim the growing numbers of wildfires, which are exacerbated by these activities, also threaten their land and livelihoods. The Requesters allege sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment (SEA/H)—including SEA/H of indigenous girls including minors—by workers hired by the Project’s contractor and sub-contractors. The Requesters claim several measures developed to prevent and respond to SEA/H involving children have not been implemented. Furthermore, they allege that despite their inquiries they are not informed about actions implemented on the ground to prevent and respond to child SEA/H. The Requesters also complain that the contractor’s hiring conditions do not guarantee the labor rights of the Chiquitanos working at Project sites, including timely payments to them. They claim that the original Indigenous People’s Plan (IPP) prepared under the Project was inadequate and prepared without the meaningful consultation and participation of Chiquitano indigenous people. The Requesters allege that while an updated IPP, finalized in January 2022, was “relatively strong,” most of its measures have not been implemented even though road construction has proceeded. They claim that failure to implement the IPP has left the Chiquitanos unprotected from the negative impacts of the Project, and that the Bank has failed to comply with the Indigenous Peoples Policy (OB/BP 4.10).

Complaint Stages

Filing

Dec. 19, 2022

Filing

Status:

Start Date: Dec. 19, 2022

Registration

Dec. 19, 2022 -

Jan. 13, 2023

Registration

Status: Closed With Output

Start Date: Dec. 19, 2022

End Date: Jan. 13, 2023

Eligibility

Jan. 13, 2023 -

March 31, 2023

Eligibility

Status: Closed With Output

Start Date: Jan. 13, 2023

End Date: March 31, 2023

Dispute Resolution

March 31, 2023 -

May 12, 2023

Dispute Resolution

Status: Closed Without Output

Explanation: Not desired by complainant, Complainant chose not to have dispute resolution

Compliance Review

May 12, 2023

Compliance Review

Status: In Progress

Start Date: May 12, 2023

Has Compliance Report: No

Non-Compliance Found: No

Monitoring

Not Undertaken

Monitoring

Status: Not Undertaken

Explanation: Complaint not yet reached stage

Closed

Not Closed

Timeline

Documents

Name Category Description
Registration Notice Registration

Involved Groups

Name Complaints Group Type
Unknown 0 Local CSO
Bank Information Center 1 International CSO
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