Loss of Agriculture land PAFs losing their agriculture land (Orchard and Standing tress and/or Non Orchard or unplanted land) Cash compensation @ AFN 530,000 per Jerib for Orchard/Standing fruitful trees land AFN 450,000 per Jerib for Non Orchard land is payable to them PMU/ District Governor, Dushi Loss of Residential Structure PAFs losing their house structures/ Buildings Cash compensation @ AFN 550 per Sq. Mtr. of built-up area is payable to them. PMU/ District Governor, Dushi Loss of homestead land PAFs losing their homestead land where their houses are built, and other land on the homestead plot having cattle yards, kitchen garden and for other uses Cash compensation @ AFN 225 per Sq. Mtr. of built-up area is payable to them. PMU/ District Governor, Dushi Loss of structures PAFs losing shops and other building/ structures Cash compensation @ AFN 550 per Sq. Mtr. of built-up area is payable to them. PMU/ District Governor, Dushi Loss of boundary PAFs losing their boundary walls Cash compensation @ AFN 512 per Mtr. of wall length is payable to them. PMU/ District Governor, Dushi Expenses on relocation, shifting of residence PAFs losing their house structures/ Buildings and will require relocation A relocation allowance of AFN 10,000 per family is also payable PMU/ District Governor, Dushi
Loss of income and livelihood due to severe agricultural land impacts PAPs losing more than 10% of their total agricultural land holding and are vulnerable to loss of income and livelihood In addition to compensation for loss of land, these PAPs will be entitled for an additional allowance of AFN 12.5 per sqm of the land lost. Also these PAPs will be provided training and capacity building support and priority PMU/ District Governor, Dushi Loss of income and wages PAPs losing their shops and other sources of livelihood These PAPs will be provided preferential allotment of shops at the shopping arcades to be developed on the highway. These shops will be allotted to them on subsidised rentals. PMU/ District Governor, Dushi/ implementing NGO Any other loss not identified Owners Not anticipated impacts, will be compensated at market/replacement value PMU/ District Governor, Dushi Table below summarizes the type of loss and number of PAFs affected by them Type of Loss No. of PAFs Loss of Agriculture land 34 PAFs are losing their agriculture land, out of them 7 PAFs are losing both Orchard
Level 1 : Baseline survey 2009-10 & during July 2014 Population living in ZoI, community leaders, Provincial/District officials. Assessment of baseline conditions and preparation for SIA Level 2 : Identification of PAFs 2014 ARAZI, Provincial/District officials, community leaders, likely PAPs. Land survey, identification of PAFs, title/ownership issues Level 3 : Survey of PAFs January 2015 Respondent head of families, women and children, local businesses, community leaders Socio-economic conditions of PAFs, impacts of the project Level 4 : Valuation & compensation assessment January 2015 Provincial/District officials, committee for valuation of land and assets, PAPs, community leaders Ascertaining valuations of land and assets to be acquired Level 5 : Finalization of resettlement process 2015 Provincial/District officials, committee for valuation of land and assets, PAPs, community leaders Entitlements, disbursement process, resettlement solutions, grievance redress mechanism Level 6 : Land acquisition & disbursement of compensation Yet to be conducted Provincial/District officials, PAPs, community leaders Disbursement process, claims and objections, grievance redress 4.7 All the above consultations were organized to conceive and design resettlement activities that truly reflect the needs, priorities and choices of affected
land lost. Also these PAPs will be provided training and capacity building support and priority Loss of income and PAPs losing their shops and other sources of livelihood These PAPs will be provided preferential allotment of shops at the shopping arcades to be developed on the highway. These shops will be allotted to them on subsidised rentals. PMU/ District Governor, Dushi/ implementing NGO Any other loss not identified Owners Not anticipated impacts, will be compensated at market/replacement value PMU/ District Governor, Dushi 7.18 Table below summarizes the type of loss and number of PAFs affected by them Type of Loss No. of PAFs Loss of Agriculture land 34 PAFs are losing their agriculture land, out of them 7 PAFs are losing both Orchard and Non Orchard land. 26 PAFs are losing only Non Orchard land and 1 PAF is losing only Orchard land. Loss of Residential Structure 27 PAFs are losing their house structures/ Buildings Loss of homestead land 38 PAFs are losing their homestead land where their houses are built, and other land on the
38 Bagh Sha Najibullah 8,100 30,040 0 15,000 53,140 39 Bagh Mulla Sha Ghulam Rabani 86,400 115,380 0 15,000 216,780 40 Bagh Mulla Sha Haji Jamil 45,000 0 0 0 45,000 41 Bagh mulla sha Haji Merza Mir 5,400 0 0 0 5,400 42 Konjak Rahmatullah 31,500 95,580 0 15,000 142,080 43 Konjak Hazi Muhammad Jan 50,625 170,680 0 15,000 236,305 44 Konjak Baz Mohammad 0 40,960 0 0 40,960 45 Konjak Abdul Mobin 0 26,112 0 0 26,112 46 Konjak Hayatullah 40,500 140,640 0 15,000 196,140 47 Konjak Haji Mohammad Khan 54,675 154,180 0 15,000 223,855 48 Konjak Abdul Qayoum 23,400 73,960 0 15,000 112,360 49 Konjak Said Mir Khan 49,950 105,820 0 15,000 170,770 50 Konjak Abdul Rahman 52,650 154,180 0 15,000 221,830 51 Kondasang Hayatullah 24,300 125,960 0 15,000 165,260 52 Kondasang Nasrudin 59,400 158,560 0 15,000 232,960 53 Kondasang Shamsudin 95,400 135,520 0 15,000 245,920 54 Kondasang Abdul Ghafar 25,650 9,900 0 0 35,550 55 Kondasang Ghulam Muhayudin 43,200 14,850 0 0 58,050 56 Kondasang Abdul Wahed 34,875 41,250 0 0 76,125 57 Kondasang Muhammad 45,900 33,000 0 0 78,900 58 Pule Kondasang Satar 80,100 189,968 0 15,000 285,068 59 Pule Kondasang Hai 8,100 19,800 0 0 27,900 60 Pule Kondasang Ghulam Haidar 32,400 79,200 0 0 111,600
Annexure C Strip Plan Annexed as separate attachment. Annexure D Compilation of views and suggestions received in the consultation meetings with the community and PAPs Name of the project location First segment of Trans-Hindukush Road Connectivity Project Name of the villages Covered during Consultation Meetings Bagh Mula Shah, Konjak, Gozar, Konda Sang, Pole Konda Sang, Char Bagh, Robat, Dahane Kayan, Lokhtoghai and Shalezar villages Name of the districts Dushi Name of the provinces Baghlan Number of participants: 110 Consultation meetings (Local people and PAPs) 03 Nov 2014 - 10 Nov 2014 (10 village level meetings) Separate meetings with PAPs 03 Nov 2014 - 10 Nov 2014 (individual meetings with PAPs) Issues Discussed People Views and Suggestion General perception the project and the awareness about the proposed (Rehabilitation of 23.7 Km of road in Dushi district) They have favorable opinion about the project. People were partially aware about the project but they became more aware during the consultations and meetings. Local people expressed their readiness for (loss of structure/asset, removal of orchard and land