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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729840
title: Table 3 - 2 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 3-2 International environmental and social agreements and conventions of relevance to the archaeology and cultural heritage study
Agreement/ ConventionObjectiveStatus and Date of SignatureUNESCO Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property (Convention on Cultural Property) – 197012Prohibits and prevents the illicit import, export and transfer of ownership of cultural property and aims to discourage the pillage of archaeological sites and cultural heritage by controlling international trade in looted antiquities through import controls and other measures.15 March 1996 (ratification)UNESCO Convention concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage (World Heritage Convention) – 197213To ensure that effective and active measures are taken for the protection, conservation and presentation of the cultural and natural heritage on states’ territories.13 January 1993 (ratification)UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage – 200314To safeguard and ensure respect for the world’s Intangible Cultural Heritage, including raising awareness of the importance of intangible heritage and encouraging international cooperation and assistance.29 January 2008 (ratification)UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions – 200515Recognises the rights of states to protect and promote the diversity of cultural expressions, encompassing cultural and natural heritage, movable cultural property, intangible cultural heritage and contemporary creativity.15 November 2019 (ratification)
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 44, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729841
title: Table 3 - 2 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 3-2 International environmental and social agreements and conventions of relevance to the archaeology and cultural heritage study
Agreement/ ConventionObjectiveStatus and Date of SignatureUNESCO Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property (Convention on Cultural Property) – 197012Prohibits and prevents the illicit import, export and transfer of ownership of cultural property and aims to discourage the pillage of archaeological sites and cultural heritage by controlling international trade in looted antiquities through import controls and other measures.15 March 1996 (ratification)UNESCO Convention concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage (World Heritage Convention) – 197213To ensure that effective and active measures are taken for the protection, conservation and presentation of the cultural and natural heritage on states’ territories.13 January 1993 (ratification)UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage – 200314To safeguard and ensure respect for the world’s Intangible Cultural Heritage, including raising awareness of the importance of intangible heritage and encouraging international cooperation and assistance.29 January 2008 (ratification)UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions – 200515Recognises the rights of states to protect and promote the diversity of cultural expressions, encompassing cultural and natural heritage, movable cultural property, intangible cultural heritage and contemporary creativity.15 November 2019 (ratification)
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 44, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729846
title: Table 4 - 1 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 4-1 Assessment Criteria –Sensitivity of Receptor
Magnitude of Change / ImpactCriteriaHighSite or species subject to international or national protection.MediumSite or species subject to regional or local protection.LowSite or species subject to no specific protection measures.NegligibleSite or habitat already significantly degraded.
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 50, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729847
title: Table 4 - 1 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 4-1 Assessment Criteria –Sensitivity of Receptor
Magnitude of Change / ImpactCriteriaHighSite or species subject to international or national protection.MediumSite or species subject to regional or local protection.LowSite or species subject to no specific protection measures.NegligibleSite or habitat already significantly degraded.
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 50, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729848
title: Table 4 - 2 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 4-2 Assessment Criteria – Magnitude of Impact
Magnitude of Change / ImpactCriteriaHighFundamental change to the specific environmental conditions assessed resulting in temporary (long term) or permanent change.MediumDetectable change to the specific environmental conditions assessed resulting in nonfundamental temporary or permanent change.LowDetectable but minor change to the specific environmental conditions assessed.NegligibleNo perceptible change to the specific environmental conditions assessed.
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 50, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729849
title: Table 4 - 2 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 4-2 Assessment Criteria – Magnitude of Impact
Magnitude of Change / ImpactCriteriaHighFundamental change to the specific environmental conditions assessed resulting in temporary (long term) or permanent change.MediumDetectable change to the specific environmental conditions assessed resulting in nonfundamental temporary or permanent change.LowDetectable but minor change to the specific environmental conditions assessed.NegligibleNo perceptible change to the specific environmental conditions assessed.
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 50, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729850
title: Table 4 - 3 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 4-3 Assessment Criteria – Significance of Impact
Magnitude of Change / ImpactHighMediumLowNegligibleHighMajorMajorModerateLowMediumMajorModerateLowLowLowModerateLowLowNegligibleNegligibleLowLowNegligibleNegligible
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 50, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729851
title: Table 4 - 3 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 4-3 Assessment Criteria – Significance of Impact
Magnitude of Change / ImpactHighMediumLowNegligibleHighMajorMajorModerateLowMediumMajorModerateLowLowLowModerateLowLowNegligibleNegligibleLowLowNegligibleNegligible
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 50, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729857
title: Table 6 - 1 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 6-1: Record of Field Reconnaissance
DateDescription and purpose30 October 2018The first reconnaissance was undertaken on October 30th, 2018 by a team of three consultants, two consultants from Typsa and one consultant from the local E&S subcontractor.9-26 January 2019Ground investigations were carried out from January 9 to 26 by ELLIPS, and a geotechnical expert from TYPSA was on site supervising the ground investigations, including the procedures and the collection of samples. A chemical analysis of the water quality of adjacent drainage canals was performed.5-6 March 2019The other two trips were done on March 5th and 6th 2019 by one consultant from Typsa, one consultant from 5 Capitals and one consultant from the local E&S subcontractor. The information provided in the baseline section is based on satellite imagery, information provided by an Uzbekistani environmental consultancy, information captured during a site visit undertaken by the 5 Capitals’ team on the 5th and 6th of March 2019, and information provided by administrative, interest and affected based stakeholders during consultation meetings. The first official round of stakeholder engagement activities (from an E&S perspective) took place in Navoi (city) and in Uzumzor on the 5th and 6th of March 2019.3-6 March 2020Ecology, social, archaeological site surveys carried out by AECOM with one specialist from Green Business Innovation and an ecologist from Navoi. Social surveys took place at Uzumzor and stakeholder meetings were held in Navoi and Uzumzor.
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 68, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729856
title: Table 6 - 1 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 6-1: Record of Field Reconnaissance
DateDescription and purpose30 October 2018The first reconnaissance was undertaken on October 30th, 2018 by a team of three consultants, two consultants from Typsa and one consultant from the local E&S subcontractor.9-26 January 2019Ground investigations were carried out from January 9 to 26 by ELLIPS, and a geotechnical expert from TYPSA was on site supervising the ground investigations, including the procedures and the collection of samples. A chemical analysis of the water quality of adjacent drainage canals was performed.5-6 March 2019The other two trips were done on March 5th and 6th 2019 by one consultant from Typsa, one consultant from 5 Capitals and one consultant from the local E&S subcontractor. The information provided in the baseline section is based on satellite imagery, information provided by an Uzbekistani environmental consultancy, information captured during a site visit undertaken by the 5 Capitals’ team on the 5th and 6th of March 2019, and information provided by administrative, interest and affected based stakeholders during consultation meetings. The first official round of stakeholder engagement activities (from an E&S perspective) took place in Navoi (city) and in Uzumzor on the 5th and 6th of March 2019.3-6 March 2020Ecology, social, archaeological site surveys carried out by AECOM with one specialist from Green Business Innovation and an ecologist from Navoi. Social surveys took place at Uzumzor and stakeholder meetings were held in Navoi and Uzumzor.
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 68, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729858
title: Table 6 - 2 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 6-2: Water analysis results (National Standards)
ParameterMaximum Permissible ConcentrationLocation A (mg/l)Location B (mg/l)StatusHCO3-183164N/ACl-300420378Not compliantSO41001793199Not compliantCa180460590Not compliantMg40120144Not compliantNa+K-445314Not compliant22Na120---K50---pH6.5-8.57.67.6Compliant
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 75, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729859
title: Table 6 - 2 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 6-2: Water analysis results (National Standards)
ParameterMaximum Permissible ConcentrationLocation A (mg/l)Location B (mg/l)StatusHCO3-183164N/ACl-300420378Not compliantSO41001793199Not compliantCa180460590Not compliantMg40120144Not compliantNa+K-445314Not compliant22Na120---K50---pH6.5-8.57.67.6Compliant
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 75, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729861
title: Table 6 - 3 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 6-3. Project Landscape Character Areas
LCADescriptionLCA 01 Zarafshan RiverLike much of this region the LCA has been disturbed by human influences. The main features of this LCT are the main river valley, irrigation canals, built development, roads and bridges however much of this infrastructure has been in a state of decay for some years. There is little in the way of vertical features within this LCA other that overhead lines and pylons. Residential properties tend to be single storey with a small amount extending the two stories. There are a number of important archaeological sites however these have often been damaged by more recent construction. For example, constructing overhead lines and pylons on the wall of a former fortress. Overall the landscape value of LCA 01 is considered to be low.LCA 02 Semi Arid PlainsThis LCA contains relatively commonplace steppe landscape features. The backdrop to this LCT is the city of Navoi to the east and this has a considerable influence on the scenic quality. The detracting influence of industrial developments including an electricity substation, widespread pylons and overhead lines result in an overall landscape value which is considered to be low. The landscape quality improves considerably to the south of the hills to the south of the project area however the hills create a natural barrier limiting the extent of LCA 02.LCA 03 Uzumzor and Agricultural FarmlandsThis LCA is largely a transition between LCA 02 and the more industrial LCA 04. The LCA is characterised by medium sized agricultural fields and irrigation channels associated with the residential edge of Uzumzor and surrounding villages. Views towards the industrial facilities including Navoi Cement Plant (26km east south east) and Navoiyskiy Elektro-Khimicheskiy Zavod (22km east south east) and overhead lines crossing this LCA significantly reduces the scenic quality of this LCA. As such the landscape value in this LCA is low.LCA 04 Navoi and EnvironsThis LCA incudes the main settlement of Navoi but more importantly the industrial developments surrounding the city. This includes a coal fired power station (28km east south east), visible flaring (>30km east south east) and Navoi Cement Plant emitting yellow/brown smoke from the main stack (26km east south east). In addition, there are significant amounts of pylons, overhead lines and pipelines visible above ground. The setting is almost completely industrial and as a result the landscape value is low.
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 82, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729860
title: Table 6 - 3 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 6-3. Project Landscape Character Areas
LCADescriptionLCA 01 Zarafshan RiverLike much of this region the LCA has been disturbed by human influences. The main features of this LCT are the main river valley, irrigation canals, built development, roads and bridges however much of this infrastructure has been in a state of decay for some years. There is little in the way of vertical features within this LCA other that overhead lines and pylons. Residential properties tend to be single storey with a small amount extending the two stories. There are a number of important archaeological sites however these have often been damaged by more recent construction. For example, constructing overhead lines and pylons on the wall of a former fortress. Overall the landscape value of LCA 01 is considered to be low.LCA 02 Semi Arid PlainsThis LCA contains relatively commonplace steppe landscape features. The backdrop to this LCT is the city of Navoi to the east and this has a considerable influence on the scenic quality. The detracting influence of industrial developments including an electricity substation, widespread pylons and overhead lines result in an overall landscape value which is considered to be low. The landscape quality improves considerably to the south of the hills to the south of the project area however the hills create a natural barrier limiting the extent of LCA 02.LCA 03 Uzumzor and Agricultural FarmlandsThis LCA is largely a transition between LCA 02 and the more industrial LCA 04. The LCA is characterised by medium sized agricultural fields and irrigation channels associated with the residential edge of Uzumzor and surrounding villages. Views towards the industrial facilities including Navoi Cement Plant (26km east south east) and Navoiyskiy Elektro-Khimicheskiy Zavod (22km east south east) and overhead lines crossing this LCA significantly reduces the scenic quality of this LCA. As such the landscape value in this LCA is low.LCA 04 Navoi and EnvironsThis LCA incudes the main settlement of Navoi but more importantly the industrial developments surrounding the city. This includes a coal fired power station (28km east south east), visible flaring (>30km east south east) and Navoi Cement Plant emitting yellow/brown smoke from the main stack (26km east south east). In addition, there are significant amounts of pylons, overhead lines and pipelines visible above ground. The setting is almost completely industrial and as a result the landscape value is low.
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 82, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729866
title: Table 6 - 5 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 6-5: Globally threatened bird species
Scientific NameCommon nameFamilyIUCN CategoryOxyura leucocephalaWhite-headed DuckAnatidae (Ducks, Geese, Swans)ENAnser erythropusLesser White-fronted GooseAnatidae (Ducks, Geese, Swans)VUMelanitta fuscaVelvet ScoterAnatidae (Ducks, Geese, Swans)VUMarmaronetta angustirostrisMarbled TealAnatidae (Ducks, Geese, Swans)VUAythya ferinaCommon PochardAnatidae (Ducks, Geese, Swans)VUPodiceps auritusHorned GrebePodicipedidae (Grebes)VUColumba eversmanniYellow-eyed PigeonColumbidae (Pigeons, Doves)VUStreptopelia turturEuropean Turtle-doveColumbidae (Pigeons, Doves)VULeucogeranus leucogeranusSiberian CraneGruidae (Cranes)CROtis tardaGreat BustardOtididae (Bustards)VUChlamydotis macqueeniiAsian HoubaraOtididae (Bustards)VUVanellus gregariusSociable LapwingCharadriidae (Plovers)CRNumenius tenuirostrisSlender-billed CurlewScolopacidae (Sandpipers, Snipes, Phalaropes)CRNeophron percnopterusEgyptian VultureAccipitridae (Hawks, Eagles)ENClanga clangaGreater Spotted EagleAccipitridae (Hawks, Eagles)VUAquila nipalensisSteppe EagleAccipitridae (Hawks, Eagles)ENAquila heliacaEastern Imperial EagleAccipitridae (Hawks, Eagles)VUHaliaeetus leucoryphusPallas's Fish-eagleAccipitridae (Hawks, Eagles)ENFalco cherrugSaker FalconFalconidae (Falcons, Caracaras)EN
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 96, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729867
title: Table 6 - 5 in Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan

description: Table 6-5: Globally threatened bird species
Scientific NameCommon nameFamilyIUCN CategoryOxyura leucocephalaWhite-headed DuckAnatidae (Ducks, Geese, Swans)ENAnser erythropusLesser White-fronted GooseAnatidae (Ducks, Geese, Swans)VUMelanitta fuscaVelvet ScoterAnatidae (Ducks, Geese, Swans)VUMarmaronetta angustirostrisMarbled TealAnatidae (Ducks, Geese, Swans)VUAythya ferinaCommon PochardAnatidae (Ducks, Geese, Swans)VUPodiceps auritusHorned GrebePodicipedidae (Grebes)VUColumba eversmanniYellow-eyed PigeonColumbidae (Pigeons, Doves)VUStreptopelia turturEuropean Turtle-doveColumbidae (Pigeons, Doves)VULeucogeranus leucogeranusSiberian CraneGruidae (Cranes)CROtis tardaGreat BustardOtididae (Bustards)VUChlamydotis macqueeniiAsian HoubaraOtididae (Bustards)VUVanellus gregariusSociable LapwingCharadriidae (Plovers)CRNumenius tenuirostrisSlender-billed CurlewScolopacidae (Sandpipers, Snipes, Phalaropes)CRNeophron percnopterusEgyptian VultureAccipitridae (Hawks, Eagles)ENClanga clangaGreater Spotted EagleAccipitridae (Hawks, Eagles)VUAquila nipalensisSteppe EagleAccipitridae (Hawks, Eagles)ENAquila heliacaEastern Imperial EagleAccipitridae (Hawks, Eagles)VUHaliaeetus leucoryphusPallas's Fish-eagleAccipitridae (Hawks, Eagles)ENFalco cherrugSaker FalconFalconidae (Falcons, Caracaras)EN
description: Published as part of McAlister, Greg, Cuthbert, Dr Brian & Bell, Iain, 2020, Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment 100 MW Solar PV Plant by Navoi in Uzbekistan in null, 1 Tanfield Edinburgh EH 3 5 DA United Kingdom :World Bank (WB) on page 96, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261518