- - ESS no. 3 (Rationale use of resources and pollution prevention and management);
- - NES no. 4 (Population health and safety);
- - ESS No. 5 (Land Acquisition, Land Use Restrictions and Involuntary Resettlement);
- - ESS no. 6 (Preservation of biodiversity and sustainable management of biological natural resources);
- - ESS No. 8 (Cultural Heritage);
- - ESS no. 10 (Engagement of stakeholders and information);

The recommendations of the Note on good practices to combat Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, and 2 Sexual Harassment in the context of the financing of investment projects involving major civil engineering works will be taken into account for the enrichment of the measures. prevention, mitigation and response to SEA/SH risks related to the project.

- Mission Rationale

As part of the "Water" component of Kin Elenda, it is planned the transfer of treated water from the ozone plant to the Makala reservoirs with the laying of primary, secondary and tertiary pipes, through eight (8) communes, namely Ngiri-Ngiri, Makala, Selembao, Bumbu, Ngaliema, Bandalungwa Kintambo and Ngaba. Indeed, the activities of this specific sub-project are likely to produce environmental and social impacts, negative effects of which could lead to economic or physical displacement of people. Thus, in March 2020, the CEP-O carried out socio-economic surveys at the end of which a Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) was developed. Validated by the World Bank on 22 September 2020 and published locally by CEP-O on 29 September 2020, this RAP had identified 40 people likely to be affected by the Project. Three years after the development of the RAP, substantial changes have occurred on the footprint of the works; the types and value of assets and identified occupants have changed significantly. Also, a slight modification of the routes in the DAO resulted in the addition of an additional section not taken into account at the time of the preparation of the above-mentioned RAP. This change in right-of-way is motivated by the avoidance, in a mitigation hierarchy approach, of much more serious additional impacts not noticeable at the time of RAP development, including the destruction of a modern bridge built over the right-of-way after the RAP was developed, the potential destruction of residential homes, and/or the restriction of access to land to hundreds of residents. Hence, the imperative to update the Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) for the transfer of treated water from the Ozone plant to the Makala reservoirs in order to take care of all physical and economic movements likely to be caused by the project.

These works are :

- - Supply and installation of 12,005 ml of ductile iron pipes with locked automatic joints including fittings distributed as follows: 1,260 ml DN 800 FD, 545 ml DN 900 FD, 930 ml DN 1200 FD and 270 ml DN 1400 FD;
- - Replacement of the existing DN 350 A discharge line feeding Selembao from the Makala reservoir with 1,680 ml DN 400 FD;
- - Supply and installation of a new pipeline to reinforce the secondary distribution network along Avenue Mafuta: 2,200 ml DN 300 FD;
- - Supply and installation of 28,200 ml of HDPE PN 10, ≤ 315 mm, distributed by diameter as follows: 2,500 ml DE 315 PEHD PN 10, 3,500 ml DE 250 PEHD PN 10, 3,800 ml DE 200 PEHD PN 10, 4,300 ml DE 160 PEHD PN 10, 6,700 ml DE 110 PEHD PN 10 et 7,400 ml DE 90 PEHD PN 10;