World Bank- Caribbean Regional Air Transport Connectivity Project (CATCOP) Documents for Official Submission and Public Disclosure (PT 3)
Tuesday, April 7, 2020

Caribbean Regional Air Transport Connectivity Project (CATCOP)

CATCOP is a world bank funded project which is aimed at:

  • Promoting resiliency of airport infrastructure to combat the potential effects of climate change; and
  • Modernization of air navigational services and equipment to meet the technical and efficiency capacities that the future of aviation demands.

Currently, four territories in the Caribbean Region are participants in this programme. They are Haiti, Dominica, Grenada and Saint Lucia. Each country’s project scope is distinct and separate but there are many commonalities. The focus of Saint Lucia's project is inclusive of:

1.Runway and drainage rehabilitation at Hewanorra International Airport (HIA);

2.Drainage rehabilitation at George F. L. Charles Airport (GFLCA);

3. Upgrade in navigational systems at both airports; and

4.Capacity building of personnel

CATCOP Consultation Meeting Presentation SLU 28 March 2020.pdf

 

Environmental and Social Assessment (ESA)

This document examines the potential impact of the project on places, persons and entities within the project scope and identifies potential mitigation and resolution as necessary. It is a living document and is expected to be updated throughout the life of the project.

200205 ESA_CATCOP_SLU_Draft Final.pdf

 

Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP)

This document establishes who are the Stakeholders potentially impacted or are beneficiaries of this project. It seeks to inform on the project, establish methods of information dissemination and promote transparency of review and consultation throughout the life of the project. It is a living document and is expected to be updated throughout the life of the project.

200305 SEP CATCOP SLU_Draft Final.pdf

 

Environmental and Social Commitment Plan (ESCP)

This document outlines the responsibilities and commitment of the government of Saint Lucia and the Saint Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority to ensure the proper execution of the project and maintaining the stability and protection of the environment and people impacted in any way by the project. It is a living document and is expected to be updated throughout the life of the project.

200422 ESCP CATCOP SLU_DRAFT Final.pdf

 

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