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Home / DFI Index / DFI Transparency Tool / ESG & Accountability To Communities – 26. E&S community disclosure policy

ESG & Accountability To Communities

26. E&S community disclosure policy

Survey question

Does the DFI have a community disclosure policy?

Does the policy require early disclosure to project-affected people?

Does the DFI clearly articulate what E&S documentation will be disclosed to project-affected people for investments?

Does the DFI have a free, prior, and informed consent (FPIC) policy?

Definition

A community E&S disclosure policy should establish the roles and responsibilities of the DFI and its client. It may be included as an aspect of other documentation including E&S standards or institutional disclosure policies.

An early disclosure policy details the period of time that a DFI has to disclose a proposed investment or activity to project-affected people before it is considered for board approval.

The DFI should identify the minimum level of document disclosure to project-affected people for its activities.

An FPIC policy outlines the way a DFI achieves participation, consultation, and consent in instances where its investment activities involve indigenous peoples.

Additional definitions and notes

A project-affected person is a person or household affected by direct economic and social impacts caused by a project.

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