Excel Sheet Download 12410 | Child Rights Self Assessment

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Sheet 1: Mining CRSA Tool

Mining & Child Rights Self-Assessment Tool

Step 1: Select in the below dropdown the country you are operating in. Levels of Child Rights protection are generated based on the UNICEF Child Rights Atlas*.

Country of operation
Angola

Country of Operation
Angola

Level of child rights protection in country of operation
Potential impacts of operations on child rights
Related Tool

Level of Child Rights Protection in-country* (0-10)
7.5

Children's Land and Environmental Rights in-country* (0-10)
8.75
5
Tool 3
A - land access, use and acquisition

Child Rights and Gvts efforts in-country* (0-10)
6.25

Level of Child Rights Protection in-country* (0-10)
7.5
3
Tool 4
B - In-Migration / Influx

Decent Work and Child Protection in-country* (0-10)
5.25

Children's Land and Environmental Rights in-country* (0-10)
8.75
4
Tool 5
C - Environment

Children's Land and Environmental Rights in-country* (0-10)
8.75

Child Rights and Gvts efforts in-country* (0-10)
6.25
4
Tool 6
D - Security

Level of Child Rights Protection in-country* (0-10)
7.5
2
Tool 7
E - Health and Safety

Decent Work and Child Protection in-country* (0-10)
5.25
2
Tool 8
E - Working conditions

Level of Child Rights Protection in-country* (0-10)
7.5
4
Tool 9
F - Child sexual violence

Child Rights and Gvts efforts in-country* (0-10)
6.25
2
Tool 10
G - Social Investment

Step 2: Choose rating in the below table via the drop down on the right column ("self-assessment") for each issue, according to contextual risks around your operation**.

Tool Number
Issue / Scale of the issue (based on duration, extent and magnitude of potential related impacts)
1 – Not significant
2 – Minor scale
3 – Moderate scale
4 – Major scale
5 – Extreme
Self-Assessment

Step 3 : Based on steps 1 and 2, the below diagram indicates the tools in the Mining and Child Rights Toolkit that are likely to be the most relevant for your operations

3
A - land access, use and acquisition
No project-induced involuntary economic or physical displacement.
Small number of households physically displaced and/or no significant livelihoods impacts from economic displacement and/or short-term impacts. Low levels of vulnerability in affected households.
Small/moderate number of households physically displaced and/or significant livelihoods impacts from economic displacement and/or short to medium-term impacts. Moderate levels of vulnerability in affected households.
Small/moderate/ high number of households physically displaced and/or significant livelihoods impacts from economic displacement and/or medium-term to permanent impacts. Material impacts on public services and/or social cohesion. High levels of vulnerability in affected households.
Large number of households physically displaced and/or severe livelihoods impacts from economic displacement and/or permanent impacts. Significant material impacts on public services and/or social cohesion. High levels of vulnerability in affected households.
5

4
B - In-Migration / Influx
No significant impacts on in-migration trends and no demonstrable impacts on livelihoods/public services/social cohesion. Low levels of vulnerability in affected households.
Minor impacts on in-migration trends with some possible impacts on livelihoods/public services/social cohesion. Low levels of vulnerability in affected households.
Significant short to medium-term impacts on in-migration trends with demonstrable impacts on livelihoods/public services/social cohesion. Moderate levels of vulnerability in affected households.
Significant medium to long-term impacts on in-migration trends with demonstrable impacts on livelihoods/public services/social cohesion. High levels of vulnerability in migrant households.
Severe medium to long-term impacts on in-migration trends with demonstrable impacts on livelihoods/public services/social cohesion. High levels of vulnerability in migrant households.
3

5
C - Environment
No demonstrable impacts on people from impacts on air, soil and/or water.
Short-term and/or small-scale demonstrable impacts on people from impacts on air, soil and/or water.
Short to medium-term and/or small to medium scale demonstrable impacts on people from impacts on air, soil and/or water.
Medium to long-term and/or medium to high scale impacts on people from impacts on air, soil and /or water.
Medium to long-term, widespread and/or severe impacts on people from impacts on air, soil and /or water.
4

6
D – Security
Small number of unarmed security services providers and very few adjacent people and/or economic activities. No or very little interactions*** with communities’ members.
Unarmed security services providers and small number of adjacent people and/or economic activities with occasional interactions*** with communities’ members.
Armed security services providers with regular interactions*** with communities’ members. Few adjacent people and/or economic activities.
Armed security services providers with regular interactions*** with communities’ members. Large number of adjacent people and/or economic activities.
Large number of armed security services providers with frequent interactions*** with communities’ members. Large number of adjacent people and/or economic activities.
4

7
E - Health and Safety
No or very limited risk of exposure of non-workers to mining operations and associated activities.
Occasional exposure of some non-workers to lower risks from mining operations and associated activities.
Occasional exposure of some non-workers to high/significant risks from mining operations and associated activities , or regular exposure to lower risks.
Regular exposure of some non-workers to high/significant risks from mining operations and associated activities.
Large numbers of non-workers are regularly or continuously exposed to significant risks from mining operations and associated activities.
2

8
F – Working conditions
Working conditions involve no or very few effects on ability of workers’ roles as parents and caregivers. Low levels of vulnerability in working parents / carers.
Working conditions involve some short term lower-level effects on ability of small numbers workers’ roles as parents and caregivers. Low levels of vulnerability in working parents / carers.
Working conditions involve some short term effects on ability of some workers’ roles as parents and caregivers. Moderate levels of vulnerability in working parents / carers.
Working conditions involve significant, medium-term effects on ability of many workers’ roles as parents and caregivers. High levels of vulnerability in working parents / carers.
Working conditions involve significant, widespread and long-term effects on ability of workers’ roles as parents and caregivers. High levels of vulnerability in working parents / carers.
2

9
G – Child sexual violence
Low tolerance to and prevalence of child sexual exploitation in area. Low levels of exacerbating factors such as violence, poverty, inequality and migration. No increased exposure risks due to mine activities****.
Some tolerance to and prevalence of child sexual exploitation in area. Low levels of exacerbating factors such as violence, poverty, inequality and migration. Limited or no increased exposure risks due to mine activities****.
Some tolerance to and prevalence of child sexual exploitation in area. Moderate levels of exacerbating factors such as violence, poverty, inequality and migration. Limited increased exposure risks due to mine activities****.
Some tolerance to and prevalence of child sexual exploitation in area. High levels of exacerbating factors such as violence, poverty, inequality and migration. Some increased exposure risks due to mine activities****.
High tolerance to and prevalence of child sexual exploitation in area. High levels of exacerbating factors such as violence, poverty, inequality and migration. Significant increased exposure risks due to mine activities****.
4

10
H - Social Investment
No or very limited social investment activities and/or no identified material impacts on local development and social protection & service provision.
Has or likely to have demonstrable changes at an individual or household level in terms of local development and social protection & service provision with short to medium-term impacts.
Has or likely to have demonstrable changes to some local development and social protection & service provision with short to medium-term impacts.
Has or likely to have demonstrable changes to some local development and social protection & service provision with medium to long-term impacts.
Has or likely to have demonstrable changes to local development and social protection & service provision with medium to long-term impacts.
2

*Based on the Child Rights Atlas, see below definitions of the indexes.

**The above table refers to contextual risks and does not take into account management measures taken to mitigate these risks, which are considered and elaborated in relevant sections of the toolkit

***e.g. including protesting, trespassing, theft, vandalism, artisanal mining, and sexual exploitation or violence

****e.g. high levels of long distance truck transport, large numbers of non-local workforce

Definition of the index

(1) The Protection of Children's Rights Index is aligned with Children's Rights and Business Principle (CRBP) 1. The index explores the extent to which states meet their responsibility to protect children's rights and regulate business activities to respect and support children's development.

(2) The Children's Rights and Government Efforts Index is aligned to the Children's Rights and Business Principle (CRBP) 10. The index explores the extent to which states allocate revenues (tax-related or otherwise) to fulfil children's rights, and create an enabling environment for business to contribute to social investment and community development programmes

(3) The Decent Work and Child Protection Index is aligned with Children's Rights and Business Principles (CRBP) 3 and 4. The index explores the extent to which states provide decent work for young workers, parents and caregivers and protect the rights of children in relation to business activities.

(4) The Children's Land and Environmental Rights Index is aligned with Children's Rights and Business Principle (CRBP) 7. The index explores the extent to which states ensure that the land and environmental rights of children are respected and supported across business operations.

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...Sheet mining crsa tool amp child rights selfassessment step select in the below dropdown country you are operating levels of protection generated based on unicef atlas operation angola level potential impacts operations related incountry children s land and environmental a access use acquisition gvts efforts b inmigration influx decent work c environment d security e health safety working conditions f sexual violence g social investment choose rating table via drop down right column quot for each issue according to contextual risks around your number scale duration extent magnitude ndash not significant minor moderate major extreme steps diagram indicates tools toolkit that likely be most relevant no projectinduced involuntary economic or physical displacement small households physically displaced andor livelihoods from shortterm low vulnerability affected smallmoderate short mediumterm high permanent material public services cohesion large severe trends demonstrable livelihoodspublic ...

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