preparation with Damietta September 14, 2017 Consultation for the social pre- assessment preparation with Menoufya WSC 12 5 WSC February 14- 15, 2018 Consultation for the ESSA preparation with Menoufya WSC 25 6 WSC Focus group Discussion with Women in Menoufya WSC 9 9 WSC Consultation for the ESSA preparation with local communities in Menoufya Village-level stakeholders, including local communities and women 9 3 Tala –Bemem village February 27, 2018 Consultation for the ESSA preparation with Gharbiya WSC 15 6 WSC Focus group Discussion with Women in Gharbiya WSC selected women 10 10 WSC March 1, 2018 Consultation for the ESSA preparation with Damietta WSC 24 12 WSC Focus group Discussion with Women in Damietta WSC selected women 12 12 WSC Consultation for the ESSA preparation with local communities in Damietta Village-level stakeholders, including local communities and women 13 4 Abou Greda Village Consultation for the ESSA preparation with local communities in Damietta Village-level stakeholders, including local communities and women 15 6 El-Azamza Village April 11,2018 Public Consultation for ESSA Damietta WSC WSCs, related stakeholders and wide range of citizens 60 65 Damietta WSC Training Center April 12,2018 Public Consultation for ESSA – Gharbiya WSC WSCs, related stakeholders and wide range of 147 87 Engineers Syndicate i
project in Egypt. Additional information was provided on the process of Program auditing, confirming that an independent IVA will have to be procured during the Program implementation. The subsequent reports will be reviewed and approved by the Bank as a condition for transfer of funds. We have already donated the required land to the NOPWASD or the WSCs. A retroactive review for any land plots that might have been secured in the 3 new WSCs will be conducted by PMU during the upcoming weeks. All land donated will be revised against the principles of the SOP among other factors (e.g. technical requirements). The readiness of the communities should be taken into consideration. Communities with readily available land and designed facilities should be given priority. There should be a collaboration and coordination between the WSC and related directorates to make sure a full implementation of the land SOP. Land is a critical challenge. it’s planned to signing the MoU among ministries to accelerate the land acquisition process Supervision of the construction work should be conducted by the WB to ensure the quality of the construction works The PMU and PIUs will be responsible for managing and monitoring the project implementation. They will assign international and local consultants for the supervision works There will be also an IVA – Independent verification Consultant – for monitoring purposes. H&S requirements are very important, but the main obstacles for full compliance with such requirements by the contractors. Is safety for employees only or for the population and surrounding the project? The occupational safety and health will be part of the ESIA for each projects, as well as for population surrounding the project area. ESMP will part of the contract of the contractors. Also will be monitored by related parties The Bank team will make sure of the allocation of the required budget and capacity building for H&S staff. Septic tanks will be damaged during the digging activities and should be protected. Road should be returned to their original condition. All these points will be taken into consideration in the ESIA study which will be prepared for each project The existing and old Sanitation network should not be demolished until the new ones are implemented. This point will be documented and further investigated during the preparation for the E&S study for the project. We have a water crisis. Drain’s water quality should be improved because we are and we will be using them. The smell of the water in the drains is not Proposed Program will improve partially this situation and GOE have the National Rural Sanitation Program (NRSP) was launched in 2014
No Name of City / Village Overall population (target year) Treatment Plant Name of treatment plant Treatment plant status Design capacity (1000m³/Day) Actual Capacity (1000m³/Day) Treatment plant required extensions (1000m³/ day) 1 Kafr Al Shorafa Al Sharqy 7499 Shony Existing and Assimilating 6 3 2 Al Karsa 10680 3 Daqran 6926 Kafr Al Zaiat Existing and Assimilating 78 54 4 Kafr Al Sahel 6024 Fesha Selim Existing and needs expansions of 7000m³/Day 3 2 7 5 Kafr Khedr 11977 6 Kafr Masoud 7094 7 Kafr Al Sheikh Selim 25216 8 Al Hadad 8833 Basioun Existing and needs expansions of 20000m³/Day 20 16 20 9 Shafa W Qroun 13459 10 Kafr Soliman 7140 11 Heset Abar 5082 12 Kafr Noseir 3863 13 Kafr Al Arab 3920 14 Kafr Al Hawashem 5243 Dalbshan Implementation Underway 10 15 Kafr Yaqoub 21957 16 Kafr Al Baga 6137 17 Mansoriat Al Frastaq 11412 18 Kafr Hashad 12032 19 Kafr Shmakh 6263 20 Menshiat Soliman 14148 21 Kafr Akhsha 10856 Akwa Al Hesa Implementation Underway (nopwasd) 8 22 Kafr Al Ashqar 3900 23 Abu Al Ghar 12914 24 Al Talbia 4005 25 Shobra Rais 11848 26 Qasr Baghda 19053 27 Adshay 7580 Table 3: Boundaries of the Program infrastructure investments in Gharbiya Governorate
No Name of City / Village Overall population (target year) Treatment Plant Name of treatment plant Treatment plant status Design capacity (1000m³/Day) Actual Capacity (1000m³/Day) Treatment plant required extensions (1000m³/ day) 1 Taftesh Al Saro 25,000 Al Naseria Existing and expansions proposed 2 1.75 13 2 Menshait Karam W Razouq 18,200 3 Hagaga 16,800 4 Al Arbain 10,500 5 Abu Greda 8,200 Al Rahamna Existing and expansions proposed 3 2.75 5 6 Al Azazma 5,120 7 Ezbet Al Genday Village 5,000 8 Al Tarha 6,000 Farskour Existing and expansions proposed 21 11.2 11 9 Kafr Al Ghawabeen 8,200 10 Al Khalifia 4,000 11 Ezbet Ghorab W Al Salakhana (Afiiliated to Rawda Village) 9,900 Al Rawda Existing and expansions proposed 7 6.5 5 12 Ezbet Al Shouna W Al Sonbaty (Affiliated to Al Sero Village) 6,600 Al Sero Existing and expansions proposed 6 4.5 5 Meet Al Kholy Existing and expansions proposed 2 2.5 3 Impacts, Risks and Benefits of the AF