Resource Documents

PCBs Management Information System

Inventory data collected, validated and updated periodically is processed into the PCBs Management Information System (PCBs MIS) in the form of a centralized database. PCBs MIS serves as resource for instituting effective, coherent, and comprehensive policy actions on sustainable PCBs Elimination Programme in Nigeria.

PCB WEB MAP LINK

Project Implementation Reports

Consultation/Sensitatisation Workshop for Power Sector Operators

Presentations delivered at the Consultation/Sensitatisation Workshop for Power Sector Operators can be dowloaded here. Please click Brf_on_PCBs.08042021-rev4and Pwr_Sctr_Awrns_PPt.Needs_1.rev

Project Resource Documents

EIA Report for the PCBs Collection Centres

Final EIA Report. Please click. PCB_EIA_Draft_V-3.4_final 3

Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF) for the Environmentally Sound Management and Disposal of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PBCs) Project. FINAL ESMF FOR PCB

Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP) for the Sheda Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) Analytical Laboratory Complete report for ESMP (1)

Training Workshops on Safe and Effective Inventory of PCBs in Power Installations

The Project Management Unit (PMU) has concluded the PCBs Inventory Training Workshops on Safe and Effective Inventory of PCBs in Power Installations in three segments, based on geopolitical zones of inventory States, viz:- North-West & North-East Zones (Bauchi, 20th – 22nd September 2021), North-Central & South-West Zones (Nasarawa, 27th – 29th September, 2021) and South-South & South-East Zones (6th – 8th October 2021).

Participants were drawn from Federal and State Ministries of Environment, Project Steering Committee, representatives of the Power Sector Operatives, Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), PCBs Inventory Consultants & Staff, the Academia, Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO) and the Media. 235 participants, among whome were 46 women, went through the intensive practical training. Following this exercise, the Field Teams are scheduled to proceed to their various States of assignment on 10th November 2021. The inventory activities in 22 States will run simultaneously.

The following are some of the training presentations and revision papers prepared for field teams, respectively. Please, click to download: Background _Info_on_PCBs.rev 6-8 Oct,2021.rev; Unified_Inv_Trng_Fld_Tm_Cmpstn1.rev2, Memory_Aid_on_ PCBs_Inventory.rev Check_list_on_logistics_for_Inventory_field_Activities.rev2n

GRIEVANCE REGISTRATION FORM

Please click below to download the form and submit to pcbesmandnigeria@gmail.com

ANNEX VI GRIEVIANCE REGISTERATION FORM

The Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM) provides a formal avenue for affected individuals or groups to engage with the Grievance Redress Committee (GRC) on issues of concern or unaddressed impacts in relation to the activities of ESM&D of the PCBs Project.
The aim is to identify and manage grievances from individual stakeholders or stakeholder groups. Timely redress or resolution of such grievances to ensure successful implementation of the project.
The GRM for the Project will be managed by the GRC formed by the Project Steering Committee (PSC) and PMU, ensuring that the process is overseen by relevant stakeholders.
The GRM process involves the following:
i) No cost will be imposed on those raising the complaint;
ii) concerns arising from Project implementation will be adequately addressed in a timely manner;
iii) participation in the grievance redress process should not preclude the pursuit of legal remedies under the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
The GRM comprises the following four stages:
i) reception;
ii) investigation and inquiry;
iii)response;
iv) follow up and closeout.
Follow the link below to access the forms to use in the GRM process. For complaints and any further questions, the provided project email address at pcbesmandnigeria@gmail.com can be used.

TRAINING

online training on the use of L2000DXT analyzer for the screening of transformer oil samples collected during the PCBs inventory activities in 22 states of the federation on 1st March, 2023