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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729910
title: ENVIRONMENTAL & SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (ESIA) DSC & PMC COMBINED VERSION AUGUST 2023, FOLLOWED BY PMC UPDATE IN APRIL 2025 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: ENVIRONMENTAL & SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (ESIA) DSC & PMC COMBINED VERSION AUGUST 2023, FOLLOWED BY PMC UPDATE IN APRIL 2025
PROJECT NO.DOCUMENT NO.A201608; 100398092 (MOTT MACDONALD)DSCJV-ENV-RP-CMP2-0028VERSIONDATE OF ISSUEDESCRIPTIONPREPAREDCHECKEDAPPROVED0108 MARCH 2023Draft issue to DWASA for commentCOWI-MM JV TEAMQuentin Rea, Rubén AsoreyAhbar Choudhury, Rubén Asorey0217 APRIL 2023For ApprovalCOWI-MM JV TEAMQuentin ReaAhbar Choudhury, Rubén Asorey031 JUNE 2023Updated following DSIF comments dated 12 May 2023COWI-MM JV TEAMQuentin ReaAhbar Choudhury, Rubén Asorey0424 JULY 2023Combined Report updated with DSIF’ s and AFD’ s comments. This version was approved by DSIF for Component-2.Mohammad Nurul Alam Siddique, Farzana Rahman Moury COW-MM JV TEAMCristobal Martinez Garcia, Quentin Rea, Ahbar ChoudhuryDipankar Basak, Rubén Asorey0503 MAY 2024PMC (Led by Mott MacDonald) updated this version in COWI’s reporting template for Final ESIA “No Objection” from EIB, DSIF, KfW and AFD. All the previous comments on ESIA were discussed during the working sessions attended by Dhaka WASA and all the project funders on 29 th April 2024 and 2 nd May 2024Mohammad Nurul Alam Siddique, Shamsunnahar, Farzana Rahman MourySelvihan Balcioglu, Ahbar ChoudhuryDipankar Basak0614 MAY 2024EIB’s new set of comments given on 15 th Oct 2024 after the final ESIA Meeting on 2 nd May 2024Mohammadn Nurul Alam Siddique, Shamsunnahar, Farzana Rahman MouryAhbar ChoudhuryDipankar Basak0719 DECEMBER 2024EIB’s follow-on comments given on 12 th Nov 2024 and 17 th Dec 2024 addressedMohammadn Nurul Alam Siddique, Farzana Rahman MouryAhbar ChoudhuryDipankar Basak0816 JANUARY 2025ESIA Conditional Approval comments given by EIB on 24 th December 2024 are addressedMohammadn Nurul Alam Siddique, Farzana Rahman MouryAhbar ChoudhuryDipankar Basak0917 APRIL 2025EIB comments given on Apr 2025 addressedFarzana Rahman MouryDipankar BasakDipankar Basak
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description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729911
title: ENVIRONMENTAL & SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (ESIA) DSC & PMC COMBINED VERSION AUGUST 2023, FOLLOWED BY PMC UPDATE IN APRIL 2025 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: ENVIRONMENTAL & SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (ESIA) DSC & PMC COMBINED VERSION AUGUST 2023, FOLLOWED BY PMC UPDATE IN APRIL 2025
PROJECT NO.DOCUMENT NO.A201608; 100398092 (MOTT MACDONALD)DSCJV-ENV-RP-CMP2-0028VERSIONDATE OF ISSUEDESCRIPTIONPREPAREDCHECKEDAPPROVED0108 MARCH 2023Draft issue to DWASA for commentCOWI-MM JV TEAMQuentin Rea, Rubén AsoreyAhbar Choudhury, Rubén Asorey0217 APRIL 2023For ApprovalCOWI-MM JV TEAMQuentin ReaAhbar Choudhury, Rubén Asorey031 JUNE 2023Updated following DSIF comments dated 12 May 2023COWI-MM JV TEAMQuentin ReaAhbar Choudhury, Rubén Asorey0424 JULY 2023Combined Report updated with DSIF’ s and AFD’ s comments. This version was approved by DSIF for Component-2.Mohammad Nurul Alam Siddique, Farzana Rahman Moury COW-MM JV TEAMCristobal Martinez Garcia, Quentin Rea, Ahbar ChoudhuryDipankar Basak, Rubén Asorey0503 MAY 2024PMC (Led by Mott MacDonald) updated this version in COWI’s reporting template for Final ESIA “No Objection” from EIB, DSIF, KfW and AFD. All the previous comments on ESIA were discussed during the working sessions attended by Dhaka WASA and all the project funders on 29 th April 2024 and 2 nd May 2024Mohammad Nurul Alam Siddique, Shamsunnahar, Farzana Rahman MourySelvihan Balcioglu, Ahbar ChoudhuryDipankar Basak0614 MAY 2024EIB’s new set of comments given on 15 th Oct 2024 after the final ESIA Meeting on 2 nd May 2024Mohammadn Nurul Alam Siddique, Shamsunnahar, Farzana Rahman MouryAhbar ChoudhuryDipankar Basak0719 DECEMBER 2024EIB’s follow-on comments given on 12 th Nov 2024 and 17 th Dec 2024 addressedMohammadn Nurul Alam Siddique, Farzana Rahman MouryAhbar ChoudhuryDipankar Basak0816 JANUARY 2025ESIA Conditional Approval comments given by EIB on 24 th December 2024 are addressedMohammadn Nurul Alam Siddique, Farzana Rahman MouryAhbar ChoudhuryDipankar Basak0917 APRIL 2025EIB comments given on Apr 2025 addressedFarzana Rahman MouryDipankar BasakDipankar Basak
VERSION DATE OF ISSUE DESCRIPTION PREPARED CHECKED APPROVED
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729913
title: List of Critically Endangered, Endangered and Vulnerable wildlife and fish fauna in the study area in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: List of Critically Endangered, Endangered and Vulnerable wildlife and fish fauna in the study area
Biological ClassEnglish nameScientific nameOCEEVCTTDDReptiliaGrey Monitor LizardVaranus bengalensis√Yellow Monitor LizardVaranus salvator√Common Wolf SnakeLycodon aulicus√MammaliaGanges River DolphinPlatanista gangetica√OsteichthyesMottled NandusNandus√√Asiatic SnakeheadChanna orientalis√√Ticto / Firefin BarbPuntius ticto√√Tire-trak SpinyeelMastacembelus armatus√√One-stripe SpinyeelMacrognathus aculeatus√√Long-whiskered CatfishAorichthys aor√√Indian ChacaChaca√Grey Featerback (V)Notopterus√√Gangetic mudeel (V)Monopterus cuchia√√
[Legend: O = Observed, CE = Critically Endangered, E = Endangered, V = Vulnerable, CT = Commercially T = Threatened, DD = Data Deficient].
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729912
title: List of Critically Endangered, Endangered and Vulnerable wildlife and fish fauna in the study area in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: List of Critically Endangered, Endangered and Vulnerable wildlife and fish fauna in the study area
Biological ClassEnglish nameScientific nameOCEEVCTTDDReptiliaGrey Monitor LizardVaranus bengalensis√Yellow Monitor LizardVaranus salvator√Common Wolf SnakeLycodon aulicus√MammaliaGanges River DolphinPlatanista gangetica√OsteichthyesMottled NandusNandus√√Asiatic SnakeheadChanna orientalis√√Ticto / Firefin BarbPuntius ticto√√Tire-trak SpinyeelMastacembelus armatus√√One-stripe SpinyeelMacrognathus aculeatus√√Long-whiskered CatfishAorichthys aor√√Indian ChacaChaca√Grey Featerback (V)Notopterus√√Gangetic mudeel (V)Monopterus cuchia√√
[Legend: O = Observed, CE = Critically Endangered, E = Endangered, V = Vulnerable, CT = Commercially T = Threatened, DD = Data Deficient].
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729915
title: Table E- 0 - 1 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: Table E-0-1 Evaluation of ecological impacts resulting from different project activities (Originally Table 1)
Ecological IssuesSource of Potential ImpactsFloraFishFaunaAmphibiaReptileBirdMammalAQTRAQTRAQTRAQTRAQTRDuring constructionCamp setting0-1 S00-1 S0-1 S0-1 S0-1 SAccess road construction-1 S-1 S00-1 S0-1 S000-1 SLand clearing-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 S0-1 SSoil excavation-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S000-1 SGeneration of Noise00-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 SDeterioration of water quality00-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 S0-1 S0Sewage discharge on soil / water-1 S0-1 S0-1 S000000Water body crossing (during pipeline construction)-1 S0-1 S-1 S0-1 S0-1 S0-1 S0Traffic0000-1 S0-1 S0-1 S0-1 SDuring OperationSpills (oil / Chemical) on land/water-1 S-1 S-2 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 SWaste/sludge disposal00-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 SWater Intake00000000000Generation of Noise00-1 S00000000Traffic0000-1 S0-1 S0-1 S0-1 SLand use00-1 S-1 S0-1 S0-1 S000
[Legend: AQ = Aquatic; TR = Terrestrial; 0 = No impact (negligible impact), 3 = High impact, 2 = moderate impact, 1 = Low impact, S = Short term impact, L = Long-term impact, +/- = positive/negative impact, AQ = Aquatic, TR = Terrestrial]
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729914
title: Table E- 0 - 1 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: Table E-0-1 Evaluation of ecological impacts resulting from different project activities (Originally Table 1)
Ecological IssuesSource of Potential ImpactsFloraFishFaunaAmphibiaReptileBirdMammalAQTRAQTRAQTRAQTRAQTRDuring constructionCamp setting0-1 S00-1 S0-1 S0-1 S0-1 SAccess road construction-1 S-1 S00-1 S0-1 S000-1 SLand clearing-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 S0-1 SSoil excavation-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S000-1 SGeneration of Noise00-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 SDeterioration of water quality00-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 S0-1 S0Sewage discharge on soil / water-1 S0-1 S0-1 S000000Water body crossing (during pipeline construction)-1 S0-1 S-1 S0-1 S0-1 S0-1 S0Traffic0000-1 S0-1 S0-1 S0-1 SDuring OperationSpills (oil / Chemical) on land/water-1 S-1 S-2 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 SWaste/sludge disposal00-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 SWater Intake00000000000Generation of Noise00-1 S00000000Traffic0000-1 S0-1 S0-1 S0-1 SLand use00-1 S-1 S0-1 S0-1 S000
[Legend: AQ = Aquatic; TR = Terrestrial; 0 = No impact (negligible impact), 3 = High impact, 2 = moderate impact, 1 = Low impact, S = Short term impact, L = Long-term impact, +/- = positive/negative impact, AQ = Aquatic, TR = Terrestrial]
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729917
title: Table E- 0 - 2 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: Table E-0-2: Physicochemical impacts from activities associated with the construction and operation of SWTPPP III. (Originally Table 2)
Physicochemical ImpactsPhasesProject ActivitiesDrainage congestion / fast drainageNoise levelAir qualitySurface Water qualityGroundwater qualitySoil ErosionSoil qualityDuring ConstructionLabour camp setting and its operation000-1 S-1 S00Access road construction-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 S0Land clearing-1 S0000-2 S0Soil excavation-2 S-2 S-2 S-1 S0-1 S-1 SPiling work0-2 S-1 S-1 S-1 S00Concreting work0-2 S-1 S0000Water body crossing work (pipeline laying)-1 S-2 S-1 S-1 S000Provision for safe water and sanitation facilities for workers0000000Traffic0-2 S- 1 S0000During OperationSolid /hazardous waste and wastewater generation000-1 L-2 L0-2 LAccess to safe water supply0000+2 L00Accidental chemical oil leaks, spills on land/ water000-1 S00-1 STraffic0-2 S- 1 S0000
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729916
title: Table E- 0 - 2 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: Table E-0-2: Physicochemical impacts from activities associated with the construction and operation of SWTPPP III. (Originally Table 2)
Physicochemical ImpactsPhasesProject ActivitiesDrainage congestion / fast drainageNoise levelAir qualitySurface Water qualityGroundwater qualitySoil ErosionSoil qualityDuring ConstructionLabour camp setting and its operation000-1 S-1 S00Access road construction-1 S-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 S0Land clearing-1 S0000-2 S0Soil excavation-2 S-2 S-2 S-1 S0-1 S-1 SPiling work0-2 S-1 S-1 S-1 S00Concreting work0-2 S-1 S0000Water body crossing work (pipeline laying)-1 S-2 S-1 S-1 S000Provision for safe water and sanitation facilities for workers0000000Traffic0-2 S- 1 S0000During OperationSolid /hazardous waste and wastewater generation000-1 L-2 L0-2 LAccess to safe water supply0000+2 L00Accidental chemical oil leaks, spills on land/ water000-1 S00-1 STraffic0-2 S- 1 S0000
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729918
title: Table E- 0 - 3 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: Table E-0-3: Socio-economic impacts from activities associated with the construction and operation of SWTPPP III (Originally Table 3)
Socio-economic ImpactsPhasesProject ActivitiesLoss of LandLoss of income and displacement (Economic or Physical)Impact on topsoilPublic Health and safetyEffect on Archaeological sitesHealth and SafetyEmployment and commercial activitiesDuring ConstructionLand acquisition-2 L-2 L00000Labour camp setting000-2S0-1S+2 SAccess road construction0-1 S-2 S-1 S0-1 S+2 SLand clearing0-1 S-2 S00-1 S+2 SSocio-economic ImpactsPhasesProject ActivitiesLoss of LandLoss of income and displacement (Economic or Physical)Impact on topsoilPublic Health and safetyEffect on Archaeological sitesHealth and SafetyEmployment and commercial activitiesSoil excavation0-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 S+2 SPiling work000-1 S0-1 S+2 SConcreting work000-1 S0-1 S+2 SWater body crossing work0-1 S0-1 S0-1 S+2 SProvision for safe water and 0 sanitation facilities for workers00+2 S0+2S0Traffic000-1 S-1 S-1 S0During OperationAccidental chemical oil leaks, spills on land/ water00-1 S-1 S0-1 S0Solid /hazardous waste and wastewater generation00-1 S-1 S0-1S0Access to safe water supply000+3 L0+3L0Traffic000-1 S-1 S-1 S0
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729919
title: Table E- 0 - 3 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: Table E-0-3: Socio-economic impacts from activities associated with the construction and operation of SWTPPP III (Originally Table 3)
Socio-economic ImpactsPhasesProject ActivitiesLoss of LandLoss of income and displacement (Economic or Physical)Impact on topsoilPublic Health and safetyEffect on Archaeological sitesHealth and SafetyEmployment and commercial activitiesDuring ConstructionLand acquisition-2 L-2 L00000Labour camp setting000-2S0-1S+2 SAccess road construction0-1 S-2 S-1 S0-1 S+2 SLand clearing0-1 S-2 S00-1 S+2 SSocio-economic ImpactsPhasesProject ActivitiesLoss of LandLoss of income and displacement (Economic or Physical)Impact on topsoilPublic Health and safetyEffect on Archaeological sitesHealth and SafetyEmployment and commercial activitiesSoil excavation0-1 S-1 S-1 S0-1 S+2 SPiling work000-1 S0-1 S+2 SConcreting work000-1 S0-1 S+2 SWater body crossing work0-1 S0-1 S0-1 S+2 SProvision for safe water and 0 sanitation facilities for workers00+2 S0+2S0Traffic000-1 S-1 S-1 S0During OperationAccidental chemical oil leaks, spills on land/ water00-1 S-1 S0-1 S0Solid /hazardous waste and wastewater generation00-1 S-1 S0-1S0Access to safe water supply000+3 L0+3L0Traffic000-1 S-1 S-1 S0
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729921
title: Table E- 0 - 4 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: Table E-0-4: Three Alternate Locations Considered for the Raw Water Intake for Saidabad phase III (new table)
SI. No.Water QualityProne to the discharge of Wastewater and Solid WasteCapital and Operation CostsLand AcquisitionImplementation ConstraintMultiple independent intakesRaw water transmission linesPumping headSecured Water Supply1PoorYesLess compared to 2 optionsNot requiredBetter than other 2 options for one season onlyLess securedLess compared to other 2 optionsNew arrangement required to setLess2GoodNoHighest to other 2 options30% more land acquisition would be required which would be costlierLand acquisition will be a challengeLess securedHighest to other 2 options15% more pumping head compared to the Haria optionLes3GoodNoLess compared to Option 2 (4km shorter TL than Option 2)Less costly than Option 2Major portion will be within the Right of Way of Roads and Highways Department33% water security will be increasedLess compared to Option 2 (4km shorter RWTL than Option 2)15% less pumping head compared to the Option 233% more
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729920
title: Table E- 0 - 4 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: Table E-0-4: Three Alternate Locations Considered for the Raw Water Intake for Saidabad phase III (new table)
SI. No.Water QualityProne to the discharge of Wastewater and Solid WasteCapital and Operation CostsLand AcquisitionImplementation ConstraintMultiple independent intakesRaw water transmission linesPumping headSecured Water Supply1PoorYesLess compared to 2 optionsNot requiredBetter than other 2 options for one season onlyLess securedLess compared to other 2 optionsNew arrangement required to setLess2GoodNoHighest to other 2 options30% more land acquisition would be required which would be costlierLand acquisition will be a challengeLess securedHighest to other 2 options15% more pumping head compared to the Haria optionLes3GoodNoLess compared to Option 2 (4km shorter TL than Option 2)Less costly than Option 2Major portion will be within the Right of Way of Roads and Highways Department33% water security will be increasedLess compared to Option 2 (4km shorter RWTL than Option 2)15% less pumping head compared to the Option 233% more
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729923
title: Table E- 0 - 5 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: Table E-0-5: Different Options wise Raw Water Transmission Route Length (new table)
OptionsCommon length from Haria intake to Demra Circle for all phasesAdditional length from Demra Circle to SWTP Transmissi Transmission on Main for Main for Phase-I & Phase-III IITotal length from Haria intake to SWTP Transmissi Transmissi on Main for on Main for Phase-I & Phase-III IITotal length of pipeline for Phase-I, II & III(km)(km)(km)(km)(km)(km)Option 119.23.955.4923.1524.6947.84Option 219.205.4919.224.6943.89Option 319.23.956.04523.1525.2548.4Option 419.24.786.04523.9825.2549.23Option 519.206.04519.225.2544.45
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729922
title: Table E- 0 - 5 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: Table E-0-5: Different Options wise Raw Water Transmission Route Length (new table)
OptionsCommon length from Haria intake to Demra Circle for all phasesAdditional length from Demra Circle to SWTP Transmissi Transmission on Main for Main for Phase-I & Phase-III IITotal length from Haria intake to SWTP Transmissi Transmissi on Main for on Main for Phase-I & Phase-III IITotal length of pipeline for Phase-I, II & III(km)(km)(km)(km)(km)(km)Option 119.23.955.4923.1524.6947.84Option 219.205.4919.224.6943.89Option 319.23.956.04523.1525.2548.4Option 419.24.786.04523.9825.2549.23Option 519.206.04519.225.2544.45
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729932
title: Table E- 0 - 10 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: Table E-0-10: Monitoring issues/ requirements during operation phase of the project (Originally Table 8)
Environmental IssueMonitoring requirements/issuesDisposal of treatment waste› Regular (once every three months) assessment of the characteristics of sludge through TCLP test to ensure that it is not hazardous.› Monitoring of discharge parameters of liquid residuals from sludge drying operations.› Studies to explore the possibility beneficial sludge disposal options (e.g., land application), and in designated landfills (coordinating with the Dhaka City Corporation)Treated water quality› Regular monitoring of treated water quality (as part of the ongoing regular plant operation) to ensure that it is safe for public consumption.› Modification of treatment process (e.g., increase/decrease alum dose of chlorine dose), if needed.Raw water quality› Regular monitoring of raw water quality, as part of ongoing regular plant operation.› In association with the Department of Environment (DoE), developing of a long-term management plan for the protection of raw water quality in Meghna River (including restriction on establishment of industries producing liquid effluent within certain reaches upstream and downstream of the intake point).Generation of additional volume of wastewater as treated water supply increases› This issue should be taken into consideration in the ongoing planning and implementation activities of DWASA aimed at expanding sewerage network and treatment facilities in Dhaka city. This would obviously necessitate additional sewage treatment plant at appropriate locations.Safety of water distribution network› Monitoring and detection of leaks and expansion and up-gradation of water distribution network of, as part of DWASA’s regular monitoring and expansion works.
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729933
title: Table E- 0 - 10 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: Table E-0-10: Monitoring issues/ requirements during operation phase of the project (Originally Table 8)
Environmental IssueMonitoring requirements/issuesDisposal of treatment waste› Regular (once every three months) assessment of the characteristics of sludge through TCLP test to ensure that it is not hazardous.› Monitoring of discharge parameters of liquid residuals from sludge drying operations.› Studies to explore the possibility beneficial sludge disposal options (e.g., land application), and in designated landfills (coordinating with the Dhaka City Corporation)Treated water quality› Regular monitoring of treated water quality (as part of the ongoing regular plant operation) to ensure that it is safe for public consumption.› Modification of treatment process (e.g., increase/decrease alum dose of chlorine dose), if needed.Raw water quality› Regular monitoring of raw water quality, as part of ongoing regular plant operation.› In association with the Department of Environment (DoE), developing of a long-term management plan for the protection of raw water quality in Meghna River (including restriction on establishment of industries producing liquid effluent within certain reaches upstream and downstream of the intake point).Generation of additional volume of wastewater as treated water supply increases› This issue should be taken into consideration in the ongoing planning and implementation activities of DWASA aimed at expanding sewerage network and treatment facilities in Dhaka city. This would obviously necessitate additional sewage treatment plant at appropriate locations.Safety of water distribution network› Monitoring and detection of leaks and expansion and up-gradation of water distribution network of, as part of DWASA’s regular monitoring and expansion works.
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17729934
title: Table E- 0 - 11 in Saidabad Water Treatment Plant Project, Phase III

description: Table E-0-11: Monitoring of Air Quality and Noise level during construction phase (Originally Table 7)
ParametersMonitoring FrequencyResource Required and ResponsibilityCommentParticulate Matter (PM10, PM2.5)Once every 3 months, and as directed by the PDPM10 and PM2.5 measuring equipment; Contractor’s responsibilityResults to be verified by the Environmental Expert of DSC team.Noise LevelOnce every month, and as directed by the PDNoise level meter; Contractor’s responsibilitySurface Water Quality (pH, Turbidity, BOD, COD, TDS, DO, Ammonia (NH3-N)Once every Quarter and as directed by PDFrom Accredited Laboratory; Contractor’s responsibilityResults to be verified by the Environmental Expert of DSC team.
description: Published as part of Macdonald, Mott, 2025, null, European Investment Bank (EIB), DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261043