Not possible to find new especially foods stores on roadside Lak 5 Assist in negotiating with the market in Lak 52 to allow the shops to move to current parking area. For bread shops it might be possible to move to PTT petrol station Project Grievance Committee and PMU Before the start of the construction work Communication and Dissemination of legal procedures Grievance procedures and committee Include women village authority members in the grievance committee and set up a service desk at village office Project Grievance Committee and PMU Before the start of the construction work Limited knowledge about National Road law/ PM decree No 084 Conduct dissemination of important documents for interested women before the project starts Project Grievance Committee and PMU Before the start of the construction work
Emergency cases during construction Old and illness people need to travel to hospital and clinic in VTE frequency Set up a health care team for home visit to the household with old and illness people PMU in collaboration with the District Health offices and rescue service providers Before the start of the construction work Stress due to lost and noises during construction Conduct counselling for household living with old and chronic illness people: heart conditions and shock PMU in collaboration with the District Health offices During the construction work Safety Access to market and shops during construction Make sure of safety and convenience for temporary access in front of shops and restaurants Contractors During the construction work Accident after construction Pedestrian crossing and traffic light in front of markets PMU/DOR During the construction work
committee for compensation and resettlement at the local level, must estimate the value for compensation for land, constructed facilities, crop products, livestock and potential incomes and organize consultations with affected people by selecting the right and appropriate options based on prices applied by the state, market prices or average prices applicable for period of compensation and based on the types of properties and locations. The prices applied by the state (middle prices) are the prices specified in a separate regulation which are identified and regulated by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment from time to time. 2.2 Compensation for loss of income sources or means of livelihood Article 9: Provision of agriculture land in appropriate ways including the creation of new livelihood options and stable income generation activities and promotion of local crafts/industry in addition to agricultural production activities for the affected people. Loss of income sources should be compensated (whether or not the affected persons must move to another location) Loss of income will be and it expected to be during the construction work. The most PAHs will be those that sell food along the road and may lose their customers due to access constraint and dust during the construction and thus: Loss of income of food stalls and restaurant during the construction: 3 months net income compensation 2.4 Livelihoods restoration and assistance Article 13: In parallel with the establishment of resettlement plan as prescribed in article 10 of this decree, the project owner must coordinate with the compensation and settlement committee at the local level to collect information on livelihood and income generation matters of the affected people in details to establish the livelihood rehabilitation plan to contribute to the management and monitoring social and environmental impacts within the project Provision of livelihood restoration and assistance to achieve the policy objectives The disruption is expected to be minor, income restoration will be addressed on a case by case basis, with additional payments being made to restore incomes and livelihoods to pre-displacement rates
development framework. 2.5 Consultation and disclosure Article 5: The compensation and resettlement shall be carried out in compliance with the following principles: Protection of the rights and legitimate benefits of affected people; Ensure equality, correctness, transparency, disclosure and fairness; Ensure coordination, consultation and participation between the project AP, state agencies and other relevant stakeholders Participation in planning and implementation, specially confirming the eligibility criteria for compensation and assistance, and access to grievances redress mechanisms OP 4.12 Policy Procedures will be applied. consultation meetings have carried out during the preparation of this RAP. Continued consultation and participation will be conducted during implementation of this RAP. III. Grievance Redress Mechanism 3.1 Procedures for recording and processing grievances Article 23: In case the affected view that the project owner does not comply with the plan for compensation, resettlement and rehabilitation of people’s livelihood in accordance with this decree or other related plans that affect their interests, they are entitled to request to related authorities to solve the request(s) according to the procedures stipulated in paragraph 1, article 24 of this decree. Grievance redress mechanism should be Government Officials Responsibilities for handling grievances with clear procedures for recording and processing grievances Grievances from PAP and PAHs in connection with the implementation of the RAP will be handled through negotiation with the aim of achieving consensus. Complaints will go through three stages before they may be elevated to a court of law as a last resort. IV. Monitoring & Evaluation Article 27: The project owner must set up a management unit of compensation and resettlement to take charge of monitoring and examination by himself other than other parties. The unit is obliged to make reports to the state organizations concerning the monitoring and examination of the implementation of the plan for compensation, allocation and relocation, and rehabilitation of Internal and external independent monitoring are required The PMU in close coordination with Project Grievance Committee will conduct internal monitoring on resettlement implementation. The monitoring will include progress reports, status of the RAP implementation, information on location and numbers of people affected, compensation amounts paid by item, and assistance provided to PAHs. The report of monitoring results will be prepared by Project Grievance Committee and submitted to DOR and WB on a quarterly basis. inspection
Soil fertility, if agricultural land, after use post construction should be tested. If the quality of the soil is affected, the land should be replaced either by land or be compensated with cash for fertility loss Consultation must be undertaken with the potential affected households and village administration regarding the placement of fill and spoil within village boundaries Traffic accidents Workers will be on duty on or near heavy movement of construction vehicles, or heavy construction vehicle traffic through the villages to ensure safety Contractor Consulting Company PMU VGC Installation of warning signs and signals along the potential danger sections Contractor As above Regular dissemination of traffic safety to school children and in the communities Contractor As above Dust Pollution Appropriate dust protection measures such as sprinkling operations, SBST (Single Bituminous Surface Treatment), etc., to be carried out. Contractor Consulting Company PMU VGC Noise pollution Equipment generating low levels of noise will be utilized as a first priority, and all machinery will be properly maintained to minimize noise. Noise reduction devices or methods will be applied where heavy machines is operating close to the sensitive sites such as schools Contractor Consulting Company PMU VGC In-migration by outsiders and construction workers Posters will be placed in and around the construction sites for control of diseases, for not only construction workers but also villagers and others in the area. Provide disease prevention and control training to construction workers, particularly epidemic diseases such as HIV, H1N1 during the construction. Leaflets, HIV/AIDS awareness raising meetings will be organized in coordination with the provincial Committee for Control of HIV/AIDS in the affected villages Contractor in collaboration with the District Health Offices Consulting Company PMU VGC D/PGC