2. aung khaing nyi shwetaung cement esia process taunggyi
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The document provides information on STC's ESIA and community development processes. It summarizes: 1) STC has completed the ESIA submission process for its existing and planned expansion projects, including public consultations. 2) STC has developed various environmental and social management plans covering topics like waste management, emergency response, and grievance mechanisms. 3) STC's biodiversity action plans submitted to the government include policies on biodiversity offsets to conserve and manage limestone and forest habitats. 4) STC runs community programs on healthcare, education, infrastructure and disaster relief, and has contributed over 1 billion kyats to society since 2010.
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2. aung khaing nyi shwetaung cement esia process taunggyi
- 1. ESIA Process and Community Development – Our Experience 3rd October 2018
- 2. Location of Cement Factories in Myanmar Capacity Line 1 Line 2 1500 TPD 1500 TPDNaung Cho Crown Cement Mawlamyaing SCG Cement T Git(Pinlong) Dragon Cement Taungyi KBZ Cement Pyi Nyaung Apache Cement Blue DiamondCement Nay Pyi Taw Max Cement Kyaukse DoubleRhinoCement AAA Cement Alpha Cement Tiger Head Cement Myanmar ElephantCement Sin Min Cement 5000 TPD 5000 TPD 200 TPD 200 TPD 5000 TPD 200 TPD 200 TPD 200 TPD 1500 TPD 800 TPD 1500 TPD 4000TPD 1500 TPD 1500TPD 5000 TPD
- 3. • 1,500 TPD (Operating Since 2014) Existing Line Existing Cement Production Line
- 4. New Cement Production Line (Brownfield Area) (MIC Permit – MaNaTha 1184/2016) • 4,000 TPD Second Line Construction Completion Time: December 2018
- 5. ESIA Summary Process ESIA submission for 1st Production Line Sep 2014 ESIA submission for 2nd Expansion Line Sep 2016 Supplementary ESIA submission (prepared by International Consultant) MONREC replied with comments to STC Regarding Supplementary ESIA Report Oct 2017 May 2017 Submission of 4 final ESIA reports May 2018 Proposed ECD for Independent Party to review STC ESIA reports Dec 2017
- 6. National Engineering & Planning Services (NEPS) & Myanmar Environment Sustainable Conservation (MESC) ESIA by International Consultant ERM (Sep 2016 – Apr 2017) Draft Report is available for Stakeholders’ comments Public Disclosure Period since 8th April 2017 Environmental and Social Impact Assessment
- 7. Public Consultation Pyi Nyaung village (Cement Plant) Public Consultation at Thazi Township Public Consultation at Base Camp (Coal Mine, Paluzawa) Public Consultation at Kalewa Township Public Consultation at Novotel Hotel, Yangon ESIA Public Consultation July 2017 Sep 2017 July 2017 July 2017 Sep 2017
- 8. 4 ESIA reports submitted on 7th May 2018 Status: ECD invited 3rd Party Review on August 2018 Environmental and Social Impact Assessment Limestone Quarry ESIA Cement Plant ESIA Mudstone Quarry ESIA Coal Mine ESIA
- 9. List of HSSE Management Plan and Procedures 1. Contractor Management Plan 2. Solid Waste Management Plan 3. Storm Water Management 4. Emergency Response Procedure 5. Wastewater Management Plan 6. Stakeholder Engagement Plan 7. Contractor EHSS Management 8. Supplier Screening Procedure 9. Worker Grievance Mechanism 10. Stakeholder Grievance Mechanism 11. Traffic Management Plan 12. Incident Report Procedure 13. Community Health Program
- 10. BAP Summary Process Preparation Consultation Mar 2017 & Nov 2017 • BAP Submission to Forestry Department and ECD • Submission of Burmese Translation (BOMP) July 2018 & Sep 2018 Nov 2017 Target on Oct 2018 and Dec 2018 5 + 20 = 25 years period First Biodiversity surveys • Discussion with MONREC for Biodiversity Offset • Consultation with FFI(YGN) Government (NPT), MCRB (YGN) BAP & BOMP Submission Continuous Engagement after Submission • Discussion with Forestry Department • Consultation with Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) on BOMP • Submission of Draft LoA to Forestry Department (CC: Wildlife Department) • MONREC and STC sign LOA • Appoint Tender for Service Provider Implementation BOMP Implementation Third Party Service Mar 2014
- 11. Public Consultation at Pyi Nyaung village ‘s Monastery Public Consultation at Thazi Township Public Consultation at Base Camp (Coal Mine , Paluzawa) Public Consultation at Kalewa Township Public Consultation at Novotel Hotel, Yangon BAP Public Consultation
- 12. Biodiversity Action Plans (BAPs) BAPs submitted on Sep 2018 to MONREC • Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Policy • Wildlife and Forest Resources Policy • Illegal Logging Policy • Biodiversity Management Plan • Biodiversity Offset Management Plan • Biodiversity Monitoring and Evaluation Plan
- 13. Offset: Limestone Concession • Protect and manage limestone habitat (Northern component of the limestone range) • Contribute to manage the Panlaung- Pyadalin Cave Wildlife Sanctuary Offset area required: Offsets to be funded for the life of the remaining concession period (25 years)
- 14. Offset: Coal Mine • Contribute to manage the Mahamyaing Wildlife Sanctuary • Specific species offsets required for Hoolock Gibbon and West of the Chindwin River • Offsets to be funded for the life of the remaining concession period (25 years)
- 15. Government Consultation at Park Royal Hotel, Nay Pyi Taw Consultation with FFI at Ahlone Tower, Yangon Government & INGO Consultation for BAP Public Consultation at Novotel Hotel, Yangon
- 16. GM suggestion box at Information Center, Pyi Nyaung Village At Clinic (Pyi Nyaung Cement Plant) GM Training Employees At Marketing Office (Pyi Nyaung Cement Plant) Grievance Mechanism
- 17. Information Center and Community Engagement Playground Library Information Center (share STC information) Clinic (2times/month)
- 18. Community Health Care Cement Plant - (2) villages for Community Health Care Programme 240 members of the community benefited from the healthcare programme (Jan - Aug 2018) Coal Mine – (5) villages for Community Health Care Programme
- 19. Contribution to Society Over 1 Billion Kyats Contributed since 2010 47% 2% 24% 4% 4% 5% 14%Education Environment Infrastructure Health Care Natural Disaster Social Cement Donation
- 20. Foot Print of STC and STM CSR Program (2010-2017) Sr.No Sector Total Amount (Kyats) 1 Education 507,781,778 2 Environment 26,179,700 3 Infrastructure 255,941,990 4 Health Care 46,032,662 5 Natural Disaster 40,649,500 6 Social 48,533,741 7 Cement Donation 151,172,800 1,076,292,171Total Over 1200 households have access Electricity Over 700 households have access Clean Water
- 21. Progress of Replantation No Block Name Acre 20% Offset Area Amount of Plants for offset 2016 Finishing 2017 Finishing Remaining Remark 1 Factory Area 400 - 24,000 11,000 6,500 6,500 tau;&Sm;? pdefwvHk;? wrvef;? ca&? pdefyef;? wrm? ukudúKvf pdkufysKd;xm;onf/ 2 Staff Housing 55 - 3,300 1,200 550 550 pdefyef;? ukudúKvf? Aef;g pdkufysKd;xm;onf/ 3 Limestone 600 120 - - 7,000 105 tau;&Sm;(30){u? uGsef; (60){u? tjcm; (,kuvpf? o&uf? wrvef;? ydawmuf? ukudúKvf? Aef'g (30){u pdkufysKd;oGm;rnf/ tau;&Sm; (4750) pdkufysKd;jyD;jzpfonf/ 4 Mudstone 165 33 17,820 12,000 5,820 - avsmfjzL (5400)? uGsef; (8100)? ,kuvpf (4320) pkdufysKd;xm;onf/ 5 Red Clay 140 28 15,120 - - - uGsef; (10000)? ,kuvpf? ysOf;uwkd; (5120) pdkufysKd;oGm;rnf/
- 22. Ongoing journey to improve our sustainability activities in the following areas: 1. Assessment and Management of Environmental and Social Risks and Impacts 2. Labor and Working Conditions 3. Resource Efficiency and Pollution Prevention 4. Community Health, Safety and Security 5. Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Management of Living Natural Resources STC Continuous Improvement on Sustainability
- 23. Thank You.