The development objective of the Water Sector Support Project for Tanzania is to assist the recipient in: improving integrated water resources management by strengthening water sector institutions, and expanding access to water supply and sanitation services. Negative impacts include: loss of trees and crops, loss of land acquisition, loss of income, loss of structures, and loss of livelihood. Mitigation measures include: to provide subsistence farmers with trees to extend the number of months of the year during which fruit is produced and can be harvested as a supplemental source of food for their families during their hungry season; to provide farmers with the opportunity to derive additional production income from trees bearing more valuable fruits at off-season periods; to provide cash payment to farmers to replace pre-project income derived from the sale of excess production until replacement trees produce the equivalent (or more) in projected cash income; and finally, the project shall ensure that affected communities are meaningfully consulted, have participated in the planning process and, are adequately compensated to the extent that their pre-displacement incomes have been restored and that the process is a fair and transparent.
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Data do documento
2014/04/28
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TIpo de documento
Plano de reassentamento
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No. do relatório
RP1645
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Nº do volume
2
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Total Volume(s)
2
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Data de divulgação
2014/04/28
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Disclosed
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Nome do documento
Resettlement action plan for Kimbiji and Mpera water projects
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participatory land use planning;Environmental and Social Impact Assessment;legal framework for resettlement;water resource development project;customary right of occupancy;due process of law;sustainable management of forest;Management of Natural Resources;water and wastewater treatment;private sector competitiveness;water storage facility;standard of living;water supply security;water catchment areas;participation in planning;cost of resettlement;Urban Planning;access to asset;court of law;water storage tank;criteria for compensation;Resettlement Policy Framework;source of funding;requirements for protection;forest land management;price of land;design of water;loss of income;loss of asset;conservation of wetland;construction of dam;public water supply;social and environmental;severity of impact;grievance redress mechanism;valuation of asset;payment of compensation;local government authority;conservation of forest;water distribution network;forms of compensation;construction of building;natural gas pipeline;lack of land;Construction Building;claim for compensation;safety of dam;environmental clearance certificate;maintenance of water;compensation for land;displaced person;water main;land acquisition;involuntary resettlement;public consultation;mitigation measure;resettlement plan;village council;affected persons;replacement cost;water right;valuation method;land owner;village assembly;pipe network;legal right;resettlement process;water tank;transmission line;eligibility criterion;inflation index;urban authority;city council;groundwater aquifer;deep well;water source;land resource;guiding principles;distribution line;land resources;reserved land;protected area;policy statement;survey data;fair compensation;safe water;fruit tree;pipeline route;decentralization policy;lost land;resettlement cost;grievance mechanism;valuation exercise;local market;resettlement sites;cash compensation;resettlement assistance;rental fee;ecosystem conservation;forest reserve;vegetative cover;capital expenditure;market price;national legislation;land valuation;market rate;secure tenure;decentralization process;forestry management;watershed management;management responsibility;clear ownership;policy strategy;buffer area;forestland use;public meeting;power station;community for use;land reserve;environmental objective;public use;cashew nut;legal instrument;legislative instrument;customary law;oil palm;asset holder;construction material;cross sectoral;environmental consideration;fundamental changes;water extraction;replacement value;customary land;social disruption;soil fertility;dam safety;active participation;forest sector;ecosystem stability;registered company;indigenous people;Indigenous Peoples;land size;social issue;body corporate;water pipe;land conflicts;resettlement program;project operation;Conflict Resolution;income restoration;flood management;resource sharing;rural land;investment resource;customary use;resettlement activities;hazardous land;administrative procedure;game reserve;land conservation;agreed value;law applicable;environmental pollution;compensation fund;local condition;productive skill;income source;productive asset;production system;impact area;water user;risk result;cash payment;municipal council;awareness creation;community institution;support structure;adequate facility;bulk storage;petroleum product;installed capacity;law relate;community level;payment date;adequate compensation;local leadership;social network;total compensation;Cash flow;complaint procedure;compensation amount;negotiation process;monitoring arrangement;land asset;mutual help;traditional authority;international standard;sacred sites;vegetable garden;cash crop;cultural identities;water well;community asset;perennial crop;access road;rising main;distribution pipeline;land allocation;baseline data;small holder;district officials;legal title;dual system;Land tenure;vulnerable people;statutory right;tenure right;asset market;fundamental principles;land quality
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