Project Assessment Framework
The GoodCorporation Project Assessment Framework helps organisations to evaluate how well ethical business practices are being applied within and throughout major construction, infrastructure and development projects. The principles cover the key elements of good project management including clear governance, procurement practices, labour standards, community relations, government and regulatory relationships and environmental protection.
This framework aligns with the IFC Performance Standards, BII’s Policy on Responsible Investing and EBRD’s Environmental and Social Policy. The framework can be tailored to the specifics of the project. It can be used to assess and manage project contributors as well as to demonstrate to funders that good practices are in place.
Areas covered by the framework
Management and governance: The project has clear governance structures in place which allow it to manage its ethical, social and environmental risks.
Procurement: The project, its contractors and subcontractors all have clear, transparent and ethical processes for procurement, that take account of ethical, social and environmental risks.
Employees and workers: There are clear terms and conditions of employment for all employees and workers working on the project which are monitored and in line with international best practices.
Communities and host countries: The project engages with local communities and community groups to ensure clear channels for dialogue, managing concerns and providing support.
Environment: The project, contractors and subcontractors have an environment management systems that conforms with international best practice
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