Affected building for resettlement at Itigidi, Abi LGA 4.2 Affected uncompleted building and Farm land for resettlement at Adun beach, Obubra LGA A section of affected structures for resettlement at Itigidi, Abi LGA 4.4 Access road to the proposed treatment plant at Itigidi, Abi LGA Selected Pictures of Project Affected Structures in the Project Area
Table 4.3: Valuation of Resettlement Cost S/NO CODE LGA PAPs NAME CONTACT OF PAPs CATEGORY AFFECTED STRUCTURE TYPE OF MATERIALS TOTAL SIZE /RIDGES WORKING SIZE/NO OF RIDGES RATE N REPLACEMENT COST (N) COST (N) 1 CR/ITI/IKA/03/01 ABI ERNEST AWARA 3 IKAMINE LAYOUT RESIDENTIAL BUILDING WALL BLOCK+ CEMENT NA 5 1600 8000 8,000 2 CR/ITI/IKA/07/02 STEPHEN BASSEY 7 IKAMINE L/OUT RESIDENTIAL BUILDING 1 ROOM BLOCK+ CEMENT 30M 30 1600 48000 54,000 CORRIGATED IRON 30M 10 600 6000 3 CR/ITI/IKA/01/03 BASSEY EKA ALOBO 3 IKAMINE L/OUT RESIDENTIAL BUILDING BALCONY CEMENT 4M 4 2500 10000 11,150 CORRIGATED IRON SHEET 4 M 1.5 600 900 Iron rod 4 M 1 250 250 4 CR/ITI/IKA/14/04 EVAL SAM ELEMI RESIDENTIAL BUILDING 1 ROOM BLOCK+ CEMENT 20M 20 1600 32000 37,600 CORRIGATED IRON SHEET 20 M 7 600 4600 ROD 20M 4 250 1000 5 CR/ITI/EJE/19/05 MOSES EJA , LEVACHEL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING BALCONY CEMENT 1.5M 5 1600 16000 18,350 CORRIGATED IRON SHEET 1.5M 1 600 600 Iron rod 1.5M 1 250 250 6 CR/ITI/IKA/10/06 GODWIN JOHN EKEREKE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING 1ROOM BLOCK+ CEMENT 250M 25 1600 40000 46,000 CORRIGATED IRON SHEET 250M 10 600 6000 7 CR/ITI/07 EDU MOKE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING 2 BLOCK+ CEMENT 10M2 100 1600 160000 166,500 CORRIGATED IRON SHEET 10 M2 10 600 6000 ROD 10M2 2 250 500 8 CR/OBR/AD/08 OBUBRA JAMES EDEM FARM CASSAVA CROPS CASSAVA CROPS 100 M2 1450 50
ECONOMIC TREE MELINA TREE - 100M2 1 10000 10000 9 CR/OBR/AD/09 BASSEY AKAM OYIP FARM CASSAVA CASSAVA CROPS 100 M2 960 50 48000 48,000 10 CR/OBR/AD/10 ALICE AKAM FARM CASSAVA CROPS CASSAVA CROPS 100 M2 1000 50 50,000 11 CR/OBR/AD/11 PHILOMENA OKEY FARM CASSAVA CROPS CASSAVA CROPS 150 M2 2200 50 110000 110,000 12 CR/OBR/12 OKUNE PETER FARM CASSAVA CROPS CASSAVA CROPS 200 M2 2700 50 135000 135,000 13 CR/OBR/AD/13 OYOM OTERA RESIDENTIAL BUILDING HOUSE BLOCK+ CEMENT+ 50 M 50 1600 80000 87,000 CORRIGATED IRON SHEET+ 50M 10 600 6000 ROD 50M2 4 250 1000 14 CR/OBR/14 OVAT FARM CASSAVA CASSAVA CROPS 50 M2 1000 50 50000 50,000 15 CR/OBR/AD/15 CHIEF FRIDAY OKATA FARM CASSAVA CROPS CASSAVA CROPS 200 M2 2800 50 140000 114,000 16 CR/OBR/AD/16 STEPHEN EGBE FARM CASSAVA CROPS CASSAVA CROPS 100M2 1500 50 75,000 171,000 RESID. HOUSE 2 BED ROOM CEMENT 60M2 60 1600 96000 TOTAL COST OF REPLACEMENT N1,189,100
The of reference for this task and selection of qualified agency will be prepared by the CRSWBL-PIU in collaboration with the World Bank at the beginning of project implementation stage. 6.2.1. Implementation Schedule Table 6.1 below summarizes the implementation schedule of the Abbreviated Resettlement Action Plan by phase, responsibilities and completion time for the Water Pipeline Project Cycle. 5.1: Summary of Responsibility for Implementation of Abbreviated Resettlement Action Plan Water Pipeline Project Cycle Phase Activities Responsibilities PLANNING Scoping and Screening Initial site & consultations. Identification of Resettlement and Social issues Application of safeguard policies Categorization Action plan Screening Report WB No-Objection Consultant; Supervision by CRSWBL- PIU DESIGN Preparation of ARAP and consultations Draft ARAP Consultations WB No-Objection Consultant; Supervision by CRSWBL -PIU Disclosure Disclosure of ARAP locally & to WB Info Shop CRSWBL –PIU World Bank Finalization and Incorporation Final version of ARAP Incorporation of ARAP into contract documents WB No-Objection Consultant; Supervision by CRSWBL –PIU EXECUTION Implementation and monitoring Implementation Monitoring & reporting on environmental and social mitigation measures Monitoring and reporting of Resettlement and livelihood issues Contractors Supervision by CRSWBL -PIU/ and the community OPERATIONS Operations and maintenance Maintenance Monitoring and reporting of Resettlement and social livelihood issues Contractors Supervision by CRSWBL-PIU/ and the community
ITEMS DESCRIPTIONS DATE 24/09/2009 VENUE Secondary School Premises, Emin-Ekpon Community, Abi LGA START TIME 2: 00 pm CLOSE TIME 4.05pm OPENING REMARKS: The Environmental Consultant team leader gave an introduction on what this project is all about, which is a World Bank assisted project aimed at constructing new water treatment plants, storage reservoirs, pipeline network, and water distribution kiosks in various distribution points in the project communities. He emphasized on the importance of the people of the community to the project sustainability, which is why the public consultation meeting is necessary. He requested for their inputs, concerns and opinion with regard to the proposed project in their community. REACTIONS AND CONCERNS Chief Joseph I. Ezoke ,. Express gratitude with the project sponsors and and hopes that the it shall be fully implemented as proposed. He and their entire community will be very happy to see this project fly and also pledged their support during and after the commencement of the Project Mrs Mary Egbe complained that they have been drinking stream for years . and its causes different sickness to them. Mr John Iyori Asor talked about the past proposed water project by the government which never saw the light of the day. Dominic Edoki, stated that, since they can pay for electricity bills, paying for water bill will not be a strange or difficult thing for the people of the community. Mrs Veronica Emmanuel John requested for a uniform payment of water bills when the running of the water commence. CONSULTANTS RECOMMENDATION The communities are in high spirit concerning the project and are ready through community leadership to give any assistant that will ensure project sustainability. CRSWBL may consider engaging the community youths in the temporal civil works. Public consultation with the community should be a continuous step through the life cycle of the project.