Screening & categorisation grid
Sorting and classifying the project, and determining which instruments are required.

Environmental & social toolkit
To guarantee the quality, compliance and traceability of its assignments, E2CS Consult has developed a complete toolkit — from prospecting to close-out — aligned with the World Bank, AfDB and IFC frameworks and with Senegalese regulation.
Thirteen tools, four families
These internal instruments are what let us hold a deadline, guarantee that no standard has been overlooked, and hand you a consistent deliverable from one assignment to the next.
Sorting and classifying the project, and determining which instruments are required.
Scoping the study and structuring the full impact report.
For programmes whose sub-projects are not yet located at appraisal.
Mitigation measures, responsibilities, schedule, indicators and budget.
Workforce management and occupational health and safety on site.
Mapping and structured engagement of stakeholders.
Complaint handling, confidential SEA/SH channel and monitoring dashboard.
Resettlement and restoration of livelihoods.
Systematic self-assessment against ESS 1 to 10.
Critical habitats, mitigation hierarchy, no net loss.
Industrial risk, accident scenarios and emergency response plans.
For investors and banks: IFC Performance Standards, Equator Principles.
Alignment
Our templates are not generic: section by section, they carry the cross-reference to the standard they satisfy — ESS 1 to 10 for the World Bank, OS 1 to 5 for the AfDB, PS 1 to 8 for the IFC, and the articles of the Senegalese Environment Code.
That is what allows us, at the end of an assignment, to produce a compliance grid documenting how each requirement was addressed — and to avoid rounds of review.
Next step
We put this methodology to work on your assignment from the scoping note onwards.