Table 12.2: Woreda and Kebele CRC Composition and Responsibility Woreda CRC Members Responsibilities Woreda Administrator/ delegate Woreda Agriculture and natural resources Office representative Woreda Women and Children Affairs Office representative Woreda trade and marketing office representative Representative of local NGO or CBOs Community /PAPs representatives Woreda EPLAUO representative representative Community traditional leaders/elders representative Evaluating the projects and determining if a RAP/ARAP is necessary, establishing Kebele CRCs; Clarifying the polices to the Kebele CRCs; Establishing standards to unit of affected assets and compensation estimates according to the guidelines in this RPF; Coordinating and supervising implementation by Kebele CRCs as stipulated in this RPF; Ensuring that appropriate compensation procedures are followed; and Overseeing the project’s requirements related to social impacts included resettlement and compensation. Kebele CRC Members Responsibilities Kebele Administrator (Chairperson); Kebele Manager Kebele Development (Natural Resources extension worker); Representative of PAPs; Village elders; Representative from local NGO or CBO, if any Validating inventories of PAPs and affected assets; Allocating land where required to permanently affected households; Monitoring the disbursement of compensation, livelihoods support funds; Guiding and monitoring the implementation of relocation; Coordinating activities between the various organizations involved in relocation; Facilitating conflict resolution and addressing grievances; and Providing support and assistance to vulnerable groups. RAP/RAP Implementation Procedure and Schedule Following the approval of a RAP/ARAP, its implementation involves: Community Consultation Consultation is a continuous process throughout the project cycle. The ETLP stakeholder consultation started with the preparation of this RPF and the complementary ESIA. Public
be provided with a plot of land, the size of which shall be determined by the urban administration, to be used for the construction of a dwelling house; and be paid a displacement compensation equivalent to the estimated annual rent of the demolished dwelling house or be allowed to reside, force or charge, for one year in a comparable dwelling house owned by the urban administration. Where the house demolished is a business house, the provisions of Sub-Article (4) of this Article shall, mutatis mutandis apply, When an urban land lease holding is expropriated prior to its expiry date, the lease holder shall, in addition to the compensation referred to under Article 7 of this proclamation and this Article, be provided with a similar plot of land to use it for the remaining lease period. The lease holder shall also be allowed to use the new plot of land for a longer period if its rent is less than the former land or the holding did not want take the land he can take the remain rant payment. The detail prescriptions applicable to compensation payable under the Article shall be provided for by regulations. 9. Valuation of Property The valuation of property situated on land to be expropriated shall be carried out by certified private or public institutions or individual consultants on the basis of valuation formula adopted at the national level. such time that the Ministry of Federal Affairs, in consultation with the appropriate federal and regional government organs, ascertains the creation of the required capacity to take valuation of property as specified under Sub-Article (1) of this Article, such valuation shall be carried out by committees to be established in accordance with Article (10) of this Proclamation and owners of utility lines in accordance with Article (6) of this Proclamation. 10. Property Valuation Committees