Dredging At all dredging points Ecological inspection of the site prior to development Weekly Contractor DSC/CSC Pb, Cd, Cr, Cu, Zn, Mn, As, Se, Hg, PCBs, POPs, and hydrocarbons Riverbed sediments at 6 terminals; at 25 sites along dredging routes to be annually selected by DSC Laboratory analysis of material for screening for metals and oil/grease Before at sites of terminals; on annual basis at beginning of dry seaoson at sites along dredging routes Contractor through a nationally recognized laboratory CSC/DSC Soil Pollution At terminal, vessel shelter and landing construction sites Visual inspection that filling is through several compartments Beginning of filling works Contractor DSC/CSC and material storage sites Ensure no contaminated effluent is leaving from the filling area to the nearby agricultural Weekly Contractor DSC/CSC Hydrocarbon and chemical storage camps and yards Visual Inspection of storage facilities Monthly Contractor DSC/CSC Traffic Safety Haul Roads Visual inspection to see whether proper traffic signs are placed and flag-men for traffic management are engaged Monthly Contractor CSC Air Quality (dust, sites Visual inspection to ensure good standard equipment is in use and dust suppression measures (e.g., spraying of waters) are in place. Daily Contractor DSC/CSC Material storage sites Visual inspection to ensure dust suppression work plan is being implemented Monthly Contractor CSC Air quality (PM, CO2, SOx, NOx) Near the terminal sites 24 hours continuous monitoring with the help of appropriate instruments and analyzers Quarterly during the phase Contractor CSC Noise Noise measurement using noise meter; Ensure work restriction between Weekly Contractor CSC
close to the sensitive locations Water quality (For all drinking water parameters including As, and coliforms) Locations of tube-well installation installed for each landing station (as applicable) Depth of tube well should be more than 30m. Test water for arsenic and iron before installing of casing. If the quality is found not suitable further deepening will be done. During drilling of wells Contractor trough a nationally recognized laboratory CSC External Monitor wells to be used by contractors for drinking Laboratory analysis of all drinking water parameters specified in national standards After of wells Contractor trough a nationally recognized laboratory CSC quality at 100 m of all the dredging and in-river dredge disposal locations Spot analysis of suspended solids, turbidity, dissolved oxygen, and pH. Visual inspection on presence of petroleum products Monthly Contractor trough a nationally recognized laboratory DSC Water quality At discharge points of all on-land dredge disposal facilities Sampling and analysis of pH, Temperature, Turbidity, TSS, TDS, EC, DO, BOD, TOC, Ca, Mg, Na, K, F,Cl, Br, SO4, NO3, PO4 Quarterly Contractor trough a nationally recognized laboratory DSC Waste Management camps and construction sites Visual inspection that solid waste is disposed at designated site Monthly Contractor DSC/CSC Drinking water and sanitation Camps, offices Ensure the construction workers are provided with safe water and sanitation facilities in the site Weekly Contractor CSC and Fauna Sensitive habitats in Project influence area Survey and comparison with baseline environment Ensure use of lighting at construction sites conforms with requirements to limit impacts to wildlife Six-monthly through biodiversity consultant, Contractor CSC/DSC, M&E Consultant, Cultural and archeological Sites At all work sties Visual observation for chance finds Daily Contractor CSC, M&E Consultant, BIWTA Restoration of Work Sites All Work Sites Visual Inspection After completion of all works Contractor CSC, M&E Consultant, BIWTA
B.4: Loss of Houses/Structures Used for Living & Commercial Activities Legal owner as determined by DC Top-up payment on 0DC’s CCL to the replacement cost Structure Transfer Grant (STG) Construction Grant (HCG) All house/structure owners are permitted to take away the salvageable building materials free of cost Vulnerable and female headed households will get special cash assistance. Homestead development allowance (HDA) for land development All house/ structure owners are permitted to retain the salvageable building materials. Legal Owners: Applies to all houses/structures standing on the acquired private lands at the time of issuance of Notice-3. Persons without title to the land will be paid compensation (replacement cost) for all structures built on public lands Shiftable Structure - Structure transfer (STG) for shiftable structures will be @ 10% (ten percent) of the replacement cost of structures and House construction grant (HCG) @ 10% (ten percent) of the replacement cost of structures; Non-Shiftable Structure - STG only for structures @ 10% of replacement cost of the structure. Vulnerable households ; Physically handicapped and old aged household head) will be eligible for cash assistance @ BDT 5,000 (five thousand). Women headed vulnerable households without adult male members to shoulder household responsibilities will get additional one-time cash assistance of BDT 5,000 (five thousand). Small mobile structures on wooden or bamboo legs (poles not fixed on ground) which can be shifted without dismantling (structures on legs) are not eligible for compensation (small pan-bidi shops, groceries, tea stalls, etc.) but will be assisted in finding BIWTA to inform PAPs of RAP policies, assist in updating records, pay Top-up, HCG, STG, HDA and SGB, and monitor and report progress on RAP implementation. BIWTA will determine Replacement Cost of structures with assistance from the PWD.
time crop of each grown-up tree on private land or current market value planted on government land (not covered by DC). grown under public/NGO sponsored program timber value for one year. Where ownership is in group, compensation will not be paid to any individual or the sponsoring agency. DC will determine CCL and BIWTA will determine Replacement Cost of structures with assistance from the projects’ Property Assessment and Valuation Committee B 6: Loss of Standing Crops Cultivator whether owner, lease holder, tenant, sharecropper, etc. (formal or informal arrangements) identified by PAVC. Top up payment (if any) on DC’s CCL for legal owner and market price of crops planted on GoB land by local people Cultivator will retain the and plants. Estimated market value at harvest, to be determined by PAVC. Advance notice to be issued in time to harvest the standing crop. Same as above B.7 Loss of Community Properties Community/ Managing Committee of the affected Community properties constructed on Private/ Wakf or Government including access to graveyards and immersion points Top-up payment on DC’s CCL to reach the Replacement Cost or Replacement Cost in case of non-payment by DC. Structure Transfer Grant (STG) House Construction Grant (HCG). Project Authority and consultant will consult the Community including Managing Committee to finalize relocation site of the new community structure Community structure will be better or at last similar to the previous one if it is constructed by the project. If the structure is constructed by the managing committee, the project will ensure monitoring during construction. In case on mosque, the affected one cannot be demolished new one is constructed In case of graveyards and immersion points, the project design will make sure access is provided. BIWTA to inform PAPs of RAP policies, assist in updating records, pay Top-up, STG, HCG, and monitor and report progress on RAP implementation. will determine Replacement Cost of structures with assistance from the projects’ Property Assessment and Valuation Committee and the INGO C. OTHER RESETTLEMENT BENEFITS C.1: Loss of Business Income from Displaced Commercial Premises Business operators in the affected permanent premises and vulnerable Persons without title to the land Compensation for loss of business/ trading income. Cash assistance for 30 (thirty) days Compensation for loss of permanent loss of business income for large-scale business premises based on DC may determine compensation for loss of business income based on onsite verification
without titles; whether owning or renting premises) of the rented-out premises situated on private and public lands Cash assistance for 60 (sixty) days net income for Permanently relocated business Compensation for loss of rental income from rented-out premises on the of way. average daily net income but not over 1000 (one thousand) per day for 45 (forty five) days as determined by PAVC. Compensation for loss of permanent loss of business income for small and medium business premises based on average daily net income but not over BDT 500 (five hundred) per day for 60 (sixty) days as determined by PAVC. Partially and temporarily affected business owners will receive compensation for the number of days needed to repair and/or reopen the businesses not exceeding 30 (thirty) days @ net income but not over BDT 500 (five hundred)/day. Three months' rent to owner of the rented out premises on private land, as determined by PAVC. jointly with BIWTA or only consider business structures. BIWTA will determine average net daily income from affected businesses with assistance from the projects’ Property Assessment and Valuation Committee and the IA and based on findings will determine compensation for loss of business/rental income. to inform PAPs of RAP policies assists in updating records, pay Top-up or market price, and monitor and report progress on RAP implementation. C 2: Temporary Loss of Income (Wage Labors in affected shops ) Adult persons employed continuously for at least six months in businesses displaced from private and public lands. Grant to cover temporary loss of income (GTL) from wage employment Length of employment to be counted backward from the date. GTL will be equivalent to 30 days wage at the rate of daily wage at current market price not over BDT 300/day determined by PAVC. will determine average daily wage rate in the project area with assistance from the projects’ Property Assessment and Valuation Committee and the IA and based on findings will determine compensation for loss of wage. Women and other Vulnerable persons Additional allowance of 30% over and above the entitlements Women will be actively considered and will get employment opportunities in created by project and as specified in RPF. RPF guidelines for women and other vulnerables BIWTA Environment and Social Cell