When a Project is put forward for financing, the EPFI sorts it into a category as part of its internal E&S review, by the size of the Project's possible E&S risks and impacts, human rights, climate and biodiversity risks included, on the basis of the IFC categorisation process. Category A covers potentially significant adverse risks or impacts that are varied, cannot be undone or have no precedent; Category B covers limited adverse risks or impacts, few in number, mostly site-specific, largely reversible and readily mitigated; Category C covers minimal or no adverse risk or impact. The depth of the EPFI's due diligence follows the Project's nature, scale and stage and its category; higher-risk Category B Projects may be treated like Category A and lower-risk ones more lightly, at the EPFI's discretion.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.