Technical Skills
It is important that you possess the technical skills i.e. the expertise in a particular field (Envi, Climate Change) to make your opinion of interest to others. This ideally goes beyond what you may have been taught in school and should include actual experience in your chosen field (High Speed train, tunnels, ports/airports, hydrology, climate adaptation, roads & bridges). In the information technology industry this expertise can become obsolete very quickly so it is important to continually hone your skills.
Civil Works Design/Engineering geared towards climate change
I know the reports, I can provide in-depth review (know exactly what to look for, if something is missing or wrong, and provide suggestions to correct [corrective / mitigating measures])
Knowledge of ADB’s Compliance Requirements to SPS 2009, and country frameworks
Understand infrastructure
With Social Safeguards (experience working as Social in WB ESF utilizing ESS1-10)
Knowledge of MDBs framework (WB ESF – 10 ESS, EBRD’s Environmental and social Performance Requirements (PR’s 1-10))
Analytical Capability
Writing and Presentation Skills – oral and written
Resourceful/ Good judgment
Report
Computations
Capacity Building
Supervision of measures
Risk assessments
EIA System
TOR vs CV
Engineering Designer
Hydrologist
Feasibility
5. List 3 critical challenges with implementing environmental safeguards on the ground? How can these be solved? Please support your answer with examples from your career, including any innovations or new approach that you have brought to address these issues.
In implementing environmental safeguards in the field/ground I recall three (3) challenges encountered with corresponding resolutions which can be of some help to ADB Safeguards operations and systems as follows:
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