B&R 7EX470.50-1 Output module

This chapter provides policy directives and required procedures on how to apply Title 22 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 216 (22 CFR 216) to the USAID assistance process. This is to ensure that assessment of the environmental consequences of all programs, activities, and substantive amendments are in full compliance with the requirements of this Federal Regulation implementing the underlying legislation and out of court settlement (see ADS 201 and ADS 204.4.1, External Mandatory References, at the back of this chapter.) Environmental sustainability is integral to USAID's overall goal, and therefore must be mainstreamed into all activities to achieve optimal results, to avoid inadvertent harm to the people we are trying to help, and to prevent wasting taxpayer dollars. To meet this goal, USAID incorporates environmental considerations into results-based planning, achieving, and assessing and learning. This Chapter defines what USAID and its operating units must do to integrate environmental issues into its programs, both to meet U.S. Government (USG) legal environmental obligations and to optimize economic and social development results.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

a. Operational Bureaus are responsible for providing strategic direction to their operating units and approving and overseeing their Operating Units’ strategic planning and implementation to ensure that environmental reviews in accordance with 22 CFR 216 are fully integrated into programs and activities. This oversight must include holding Operating Units accountable for achieving results required under approved 22 CFR 216 determinations. Allocating adequate staffing and financial resources to comply with 22 CFR 216 is the responsibility of the operational bureau. b. Operating Units are responsible for providing the staff and financial resources to their management units to implement the approved strategies consistent with the Agency's environmental procedures. Operating Units also hold their AO Teams accountable for meeting these requirements and continuously monitor their results.

Assistance Objective Teams (Teams)

 Activity Managers and Contract Officer’s Representatives (CORs)/Agreement Officer’s Representatives (AORs) are responsible for ensuring full compliance with 22 CFR 216, the Agency's environmental procedures, in implementing their operating unit’s strategy. The COR/AOR authority and responsibilities are delegated by the Contracting Officer. The responsibilities of COR/AORs, AO Teams and Activity Managers include designing, monitoring, and modifying programs, projects, activities and amendments, and Activity Approval Documents in order to:1) Ensure that the environmental consequences of actions taken by USAID are considered and that appropriate environmental safeguards are adopted, as required by 22 CFR 216; and 2) To assist developing countries to appreciate and effectively evaluate potential environmental impacts of proposed activities, with due respect for the sovereignty of host or partner country governments.

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