INTRODUCTION AND ICE BREAKERS

1. Introduction to the GCPF workshop and presenters.

2. Confirm/identify any agenda changes/logistics arrangements and support/timing.

3. Workshop approach: cellphones off/interactive/positive comments, contributions/Chatham House Rule.

4. Introduction of participants.

5. Clarify course expectations (also from reviewing the questionnaires/survey monkey) sent out.

Introduction

EXPECTATIONS

• Practical, case studies/examples – solutions !

• Networking and knowledge sharing

• Regional and global practice covered

ISSUES TO BE COVERED

• Global best practices, and global v local regional challenges

• E&S Risk Identification and assessment, impacts, categorization, mitigation and monitoring (ESRR), ESAP and loan covenant compliance

• ESMS implementation challenges for FIs

Expectations – Survey Results

CLINICS

1 E&S risk assessment of projects - KEN

2 ESMS development/implementation - ROB

3 Effective E&S monitoring of borrowers – CLIVE

4 Meeting GCPF E&S requirements (Day 2 session - PEDRO)

Expert Clinics

Spot the issues – if any ?

Spot the issues

Spot the issues

Spot the Issues – if any ?

Construction Safety Statistics – USA • 5,190 workers were killed on the job in 2016• 3.6 per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers• >99 deaths/week or 14 deaths/day• Falls were the most common cause of death for construction workers

• The Fatal Four were responsible for >63% of construction worker deaths in 2016

• Eliminating the Fatal Four would save 631 lives every year• Falls - 384 (38.7%) of 991 total deaths in construction in 2016 • Struck by Object - 93 (9.4%)• Electrocutions - 82 (8.3%)• Caught in Between - 72 (7.3%) - includes workers killed when

compressed by equipment or objects; struck, caught, or crushed in collapsing structures, equipment, or material

Construction Safety

1. Survey of 56 lenders from 7 countries

2. Over 1/3 of banks experienced significant losses linked to environmental risk

3. Most common sources of loss: Loan Defaults, written off in preference to exercising rights over collateral (due to risk of costs incurred for remedial work)

4. Reputation risk/negative publicity highlighted as a key E&S risk

IFI Survey of FIs

Banking on Sustainability