Challenge
- •Different intervention types across camps required one coherent but adaptable ESHS approach
- •Site-level documentation and corrective-action workflows needed stronger standardization
Amman, Jordan
Shelter and infrastructure safeguards rollout
Supported ESHS implementation for camp activities including shelter and street-infrastructure interventions.
Context
Jordan camp projects required practical and repeatable ESHS tools covering project preparation, implementation monitoring, and stakeholder engagement.
Intervention
- •Facilitated status-quo review, standards gap analysis, and action planning with field teams
- •Introduced E&S/ESHS site risk assessment methodology and screening/categorization process
- •Supported ESO training on supervision, monitoring, and contractor ESMP review routines
Outcome
- •More structured ESHS risk identification and mitigation planning at site level
- •Improved readiness of Jordan teams to apply safeguards documentation and routines
- •Clearer links between findings, corrective actions, and follow-up reporting