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- Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), 38, 165, 184
- Carbon pricing, 171
- CDP. See Carbon Disclosure Project
- Change management, 85, 160
- Charette. See Community design workshops
- Climate change, 168
- climate impacts vs project impacts, 172
- future proofing, 172
- sea-level rise, 170
- water shortages / drought, 170
- Closure, 227
- design for closure, 231
- progressive reclamation, 232
- Code of conduct, 211
- Colbert, Barry, ,
- Commissioning, 221
- commissioning team, 222
- demobilization, 225
- local economic development, 224
- local workers, 225
- management systems, 222
- Commitment action log, 132, 153, 178, 196, 236
- commitment categories, 135
- identifying commitments, 133
- project documentation, 133
- simplified action log, 134
- Commitment management, 105, 129, 131, 147
- Community agreement, 105, 109, 129, 180, 192, 196, 204
- Community design workshops, 156
- idea generation, 158
- reporting, 158
- who should be involved, 157
- workshop process, 157
- Community support,
- Complaints mechanism, 136, 200
- indigenous peoples, 139
- resettlement, 139
- types of complaints, 142
- Construction, 195
- stakeholder communications, 197
- transition to construction, 196
- Construction sustainability metrics, 214
- environmental incident frequency rate, 214
- social incident frequency rate, 215
- Context sensitive design, 162
- Contractor management, 210
- code of conduct, 211
- kick-off planning, 211
- on-boarding training, 212
- Corporate citizenship,
- Corporate social responsibility (CSR),
- Creating Shared Value, ,
- Crisis management, 203
- CSR. See Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
- Culture of sustainability,
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- DART model,
- DBFOO. See Design Build Finance Own Operate
- Decision making, 160
- multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA), 161
- trade-off studies, 160
- Design basis, 152
- Design Build Finance Own Operate (DBFOO), 16, 21, 227
- Design for closure, 151, 231
- Design for the environment (DfE), 151
- Dow Jones Sustainability Index, 47
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- Economic development plan, 175, 179, 224
- local capacity building, 181
- Ecosystem services. See Nature Based Solutions
- Emergency response plan (ERP), 203–204
- Energy facilities, 18
- Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC), 21
- Engineering, Procurement and Construction Management (EPCM), 16, 20
- Engineers Against Poverty, 43
- Engineers Without Borders, 43
- Environmental economics, 166
- economic analysis, 167
- reality check, 168
- Environmental impact assessment (EIA), 147
- Environmental impact statement (EIS), 145
- Environmental incident frequency rate (EIFR), 214
- Environmental management plans, 206
- air and dust management plan, 206
- energy and GHG management plan, 206
- progressive reclamation plan, 206
- spill response plan, 206
- waste management plan, 206
- water management plan, 206
- wildlife management plans, 206
- Environmental management system (EMS), 205
- audit program, 209
- change management, 210
- corrective and preventative action, 208
- data management system, 207
- inspections and monitoring, 208
- ISO 14001 EMS standard, 205
- non-conformances, 208
- plan-do-check-act (PDCA), 205
- roles and responsibilities, 210
- Environmental protection plans (EPP), 203, 206
- Environmental risk management, 117
- Environmental, social and governance (ESG),
- EPC. See Engineering, Procurement and Construction
- EPCM. See Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Management
- Equator Principles, 45
- ESG. See environmental, social and governance
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- FIRST for Sustainability, 46
- Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), 95
- Freeman, Edward,
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- Health and safety plans (HASP), 203
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- IFC. See International Finance Corporation
- Impact and benefit agreements. See Community agreements
- Impact assessment (IA), 129, 145
- area of influence, 146
- baseline studies, 146
- indigenous knowledge, 146
- traditional ecological knowledge, 146
- Incident response procedure, 200
- Independent Power Producer (IPP), 178
- Indigenous communities, 12, 86, 95, 146, 157, 176, 180
- Initiative for Responsible Mining, 41
- Innovation, 159, 178
- competitions, 160
- targets, 159
- Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure, 42
- Integrated infrastructure, 154
- International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM), 40
- International Finance Corporation (IFC), 36, 171
- Policy on Environmental and Social Sustainability, 36
- sustainability framework, 36
- International Hydropower Association, 42
- International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD), 42
- International Organization for Standardization (ISO), 39
- International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association, 41
- ISO. See International Organization for Standardization
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- Key performance indictors. See Project Goals
- Kramer, Mark,
- Kurucz, Elizabeth,
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- Land acquisition, 155
- Life cycle analysis (LCA), 151, 164, 228
- Life cycle Screening, 166
- Linear infrastructure, 17
- Logistics, 186
- connection to markets, 189
- environmental impacts, 188
- road safety, 186
- supply chain risk, 188
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- Managing time and space, 25
- understanding Space, 26
- understanding Time, 26
- Materiality assessment, 67
- Materiality mapping, 68
- Materiality principle, 66
- McPhee, Wayne, 53, 58, 163, 214
- Millennium Development Goals, 33
- Modular design, 184
- Multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA), 161
- decision factors, 162, 163
- example table, 165
- factor ranking, 164
- MCDA procedure, 163
- reality check, 164
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- Nature based solutions, 170
- Net present value (NPV), 168, 231
- Non-financial risks, 112
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- Opportunity management, 120
- opportunity capture plans, 121
- opportunity impacts, 121
- opportunity mapping, 122
- opportunity register, 122, 159, 196
- Organizational structure, 78
- simple project organization chart, 79
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- P3. See Public Private Partnership (P3)
- P4. See People Public Private Partnership (P4)
- Peneranda, Rowena, 53
- People Planet Profit, 52
- People Public Private Partnership (P4), 22, 232
- Permit to work (PtW) system, 200, 212, 226
- Permitting plan, 148 -149, 206
- PESTLe model, 53, 109
- mapping PESTLe Factors, 57
- table of external factors, 241
- PESTLe Factors, 54
- Economic, 55
- environmental, 56
- Legal, 55
- Political, 54
- Sociological, 55
- Technological, 55
- Porter, Michael,
- Powell, Jim, 163
- Prahalad, C.K.,
- Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), 45
- Procurement
- performance-based, 179
- results-based, 179
- Procurement plan, 175, 176
- active engagement, 177
- bulk commodities, 183
- contractors, 189
- equipment and materials, 182
- fairness and transparency, 176
- goods and services, 185
- inclusiveness, 176
- local suppliers, 185
- Progressive reclamation, 151, 226, 232
- progressive reclamation plan, 206
- Project charter, 74, 109, 196
- Project communications, 101
- project website, 102
- social media, 102
- traditional media, 102
- Project communications plan, 82
- complaints, 85
- emergency response, 85
- roles and responsibilities, 83
- standard messaging, 82
- tracking and auditing, 85
- training, 83
- Project execution plan, 79, 109, 152
- Project financing,
- Project goals, 77
- Project lifecycle, 27
- design and delivery, 27
- financial management, 27
- sustainability pathway, 27
- Project location, 153
- Project notification procedure, 200
- Project owner, 19
- Project players, 24
- community, 24
- government, 24
- modern relationship, 24
- organization, 24
- traditional relationship, 24
- Project schedule, 81
- Project structure, 23
- sustainability strategies, 23
- Public support,
- Public-private partnerships (P3), , 22
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- Ramaswamy, Venkat,
- Renewable energy, 172
- Resettlement, 155
- Resource extraction, 19
- Responsible development,
- Responsible supply chain, 182
- Risk management plans, 116
- Risk management process, 108
- Risk mitigation, 118
- Risk register, 112, 196
- brainstorming risks, 113
- pre-mortem, 114
- risk events, 113
- risk mapping, 115
- risk ranking, 116
- Risk severity, 110
- Risk workshop, 108
- getting the right people at the table, 108
- non-financial risk, 112
- setting the stage, 110
- Road safety, 202
- Roles and responsibilities, 86
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- Safety in design, 151, 169
- SDGs. See United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
- Self-perform, 20
- Social capital, , 10
- Social incident frequency rate (SIFR), 215
- Social license to operate,
- Social monitoring, 201
- Social risk management, 117
- Stakeholder engagement, 89, 197, 229
- closure, 229
- commissioning, 223
- communications planning for construction, 249
- design workshops, 100
- identifying stakeholders, 91
- indigenous engagement, 95
- individual interviews, 100
- local community groups, 94
- perception suveys, 98
- project website, 119, 225
- public meetings, 199
- reasons to engage, 90
- site signage, 199
- site tours, 101, 199
- social media, 199, 225
- software, 199
- summary template, 245
- town hall meetings, 98
- traditional media, 199
- types of stakeholder groups, 92
- working groups, 99, 224, 230
- Stakeholder engagement plan, 103, 198
- commissioing, 223
- monitoring, 104
- sample table of contents, 247
- scheduling, 104
- stakeholder communications table, 198
- Stakeholder mapping, 96
- Stakeholder summaries, 96
- Stranded assets, 154
- Sustainability as a team sport, 11
- Sustainability charter, 87
- Sustainability culture, 216
- education, 216
- encouragement, 217
- evaluation, 217
- Sustainability integration framework, 125
- Sustainability mindset,
- Sustainability moments, 218
- daily safety briefing, 218
- tool box meetings, 218
- Sustainability monitoring, 77, 143
- Sustainability plan, 87
- Sustainability policy, 75, 109
- Sustainability shares, 84, 238
- Sustainability steering committee, 72, 236
- membership, 73
- responsibilities, 72
- Sustainability three circle diagram, 52
- Sustainable activity model, 58, 109
- acquire, 60
- assessing activities, 60
- create, 60
- deliver, 61
- ideas, 62
- infrastructure, 63
- model output, 64
- people, 62
- recover, 62
- relationships, 62
- systems, 63
- understanding Value, 59
- use, 61
- Sustainable Aviation Guidance Alliance, 162
- Sustainable construction, 237
- Sustainable design, 237
- Sustainable development,
- Sustainable life of project diagram, 228
- Sustainable options analysis, 161
- Sustainable procurement, 175, 237
- Sustainable project management model,
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- Total cost of ownership, 87, 108, 153, 159, 170, 177, 184, 185
- Total recordable incident frequency (TRIF), 187
- Transportation Research Board, 162
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- United Nations Global Compact, 35, 184
- United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), 33, 34
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- Voluntary Principles Initiative, 40
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- Wheeler, David, ,
- World Bank Group, 37, 175
- Environmental, Health and Safety Guidelines, 37
- World Commission on Environment and Development,
- World Federation of Engineering Organizations, 43
- World Health Organization, 186
- Working groups, 99, 224, 230
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