The development objective of the Central Desalination Program: First Phase of the Associated Works Project for Gaza is to reduce the environmental pollution from wastewater produced in the Hebron municipality.
... See More + Some of the negative impacts and mitigation measures include: (1) land for land replacement based on full replacement value, taking into account market values for land of same type and category and productive capacity. Transfer of the land to the project affected person (PAP) shall be free of taxes, registration, and other costs; (2) cash compensation based on type, age, and productive value of affected trees; (3) compensation with a cash payment equal to the daily income from the stall multiplied with the number of Wednesdays they will lose; and (4) compensation with a cash payment equal to their daily income from the shop multiplied by the number of days they will lose.
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The development objective of the Malawi Regional Interconnector Project for Mozambique is to interconnect Malawi and Mozambique’s transmission systems to engage in bilateral and regional power trade in the Southern Africa power pool.
... See More + Some of the negative impacts and mitigation measures include: (1) allowance for loss of profit for displaced businesses. A flat rate of 300 United States dollars (USD) shall be used, equivalent to the allowance for loss of profit for businesses; (2) special focus must be given to the livelihood improvement of vulnerable groups prior to the construction of the project. Vulnerable households will be consulted at the onset of the operation to evaluate their concerns and need; (3) compensation in kind (house reconstruction, equivalent in locally bought food for crop damage) because this type of compensation tends to protect the weakest in the community (females and children, vulnerable people) while cash compensation has been shown to be detrimental to them; and (4) dedicate some funds to general development objectives, with communities taking the lead in determining which project they wish to prioritize and implement as well as how the project must be implemented.
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The development objective of the Malawi Regional Interconnector Project for Mozambique is to interconnect Malawi and Mozambique’s transmission systems to engage in bilateral and regional power trade in the Southern Africa power pool.
... See More + Some of the negative impacts and mitigation measures include: (1) allowance for loss of profit for displaced businesses. A flat rate of 300 United States dollars (USD) shall be used, equivalent to the allowance for loss of profit for businesses; (2) special focus must be given to the livelihood improvement of vulnerable groups prior to the construction of the project. Vulnerable households will be consulted at the onset of the operation to evaluate their concerns and need; (3) compensation in kind (house reconstruction, equivalent in locally bought food for crop damage) because this type of compensation tends to protect the weakest in the community (females and children, vulnerable people) while cash compensation has been shown to be detrimental to them; and (4) dedicate some funds to general development objectives, with communities taking the lead in determining which project they wish to prioritize and implement as well as how the project must be implemented.
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The development objective of the Malawi Regional Interconnector Project for Mozambique is to interconnect Malawi and Mozambique’s transmission systems to engage in bilateral and regional power trade in the Southern Africa power pool.
... See More + Some of the negative impacts and mitigation measures include: (1) allowance for loss of profit for displaced businesses. A flat rate of 300 United States dollars (USD) shall be used, equivalent to the allowance for loss of profit for businesses; (2) special focus must be given to the livelihood improvement of vulnerable groups prior to the construction of the project. Vulnerable households will be consulted at the onset of the operation to evaluate their concerns and need; (3) compensation in kind (house reconstruction, equivalent in locally bought food for crop damage) because this type of compensation tends to protect the weakest in the community (females and children, vulnerable people) while cash compensation has been shown to be detrimental to them; and (4) dedicate some funds to general development objectives, with communities taking the lead in determining which project they wish to prioritize and implement as well as how the project must be implemented.
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