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This document is a good example of procedures defined by a FSP to identify and manage the adverse environmental impacts of the activities financed (client-level adverse impacts). The document specifies key objectives, responsibilities and steps, from screening against the exclusion list, to E&S risk categorization, decision-making, and monitoring.

This article illustrates how Enda Tamweel, in Tunisia, implements Environmental Performance Management in practice, with a particular focus on offering green financial products for waste management and renewable energy.

This document looks at the types of risks incurred by financial institutions that ignore environmental concerns, and offers social and environmental management mechanisms to address these risks, based on the experience of DID.

This policy specifically addresses the conduct expected of directors and managers including not accepting gifts or bribes, kickbacks, confidentiality, harrassment and nondiscrimination among other things.