Outcome of Socio-Economic Survey: Villages Name of Household Annual Expenditure Possession of Durable Commodities Employment during migration Women in decision Making Health Attitude towards girl child Total Income(Naira) Agoro Abdul akem Abdul jabaru 104,000 Radio, T.V and Motorcycle Trade& business and agriculture Yes but final decision by male member Malaria and cough 920,000 Ekeredodu Jimoh akin tunde 191,200 Radio, bycycle and Motorcycle Agriculture labour Yes but final decision by male member for financial matter Malaria Equal 147,000; debt taken 5000 Idi-rorko (2 nos.) Baale joshua folarin 178,540 Nil N.A Yes but final decision by male member for financial matter Malaria 28,500 (per month), debth taken 4000 Ira-irakeji Chief Aremo Rufus Ojo 394,840 music system, T.V. Refrigerator Agriculture labour Yes but final decision by male member for financial matter - Equal 782,000 Isoya Chief Ogunniyi Kehinde 490,000 Radio, T.V and Motorcycle Agriculture labour Yes but final decision by male member for financial matter - 23,10,000 Ogbomosho Oniyo Ajibade 100,000 Radio, and Motorcycle Agriculture labour Yes but final decision by male member for financial matter Malaria 696,000 Oni Simon oyeniyi 293,040 Radio, T.V and Motorcycle Agriculture labour Yes but final decision by male member for financial matter Skin rashes and cough Equal 180,000; debt 12,000 Olorunbo oyebanji babatunde 88,800 Radio, and Motorcycle NA Yes but final decision by male member for financial matter - - 601,400
Figure 5.5: Holding of Durable Commodities Available Facilities: Nearly 55% of the population possesses electricity, while drinking water facility is provided to more than 45% population. However, only 36% populations are reported having availability of in-house toilet. Figure 5.6: Available Facilities Migration: Nearly 45% of the population migrates few months in a year, mostly during the season. The trend of migration is mostly for agricultural labour (around 80%). Some also migrate for trade and business (around 20%). Health Status: Malaria is the serious and frequently causing disease in the village population surveyed. It has been observed that nearly 55% of the population have a case history of malaria. Treatment: The treatment facilities provided to various households include Allopathic (64%), followed by traditional treatment by 36%. Women Involvement: Women involvement has been observed in most of the activities except household industries and services. Women involvement has been observed most in cultivation/farming, household work and sale of forest/farm products. Figure 5.7: Women Involvement Women in Decision Making: Along the project route villages, it has been observed that women are mostly involved in decision making. The sectors where women are mostly involved in decision making in: Financial Matters; Education to Child; Health care to child; Purchasing of any asset; Day to day activities; Social functions and marriages; Local governance Male are the final decision maker in financial matters, purchase of asset and local governance.
Objectives: The main objective of the consultation process is to minimise negative impacts of the project and to maximise the benefits from the project to the populace. The objectives of public interaction of this project are: Promote public awareness and improve understanding of the local people about the proposed project; Assessment of possible requirement of improvements; Solicit the views of affected communities / individuals on environmental and social problems; Improve environmental and social soundness; Inform the affected populace the entitlement framework and to settle problems with mutual consent; and Create accountability and of local ownership during project implementation. Consultation and Stages As part of the project, the consultations are considered at following stages: Levels Stages of Consultation Stages Target Group Village/Community Level 2 During ESIA and draft ESIA Local Community Institutional Level 3 During ESIA, after draft ESIA and after final ESIA SPIU, Forest officials, State Ministry of Environment Consultation during the ESIA Preparation. A total of 13 such consultation program has been finalized after discussion with the SPIU, Osun State including questionnaire for the same. The locations of such consultation, are strategically chosen combing few of the village roads together. The details of consultation location, dates of consultation are shown in Table 5.8. Table 5.8: Details of Public Consultation S.No Road Cluster Road Section Location of consultation Dates of Consultation Target 1 C (ILESA Region) Odogbo - Iwara At Odogbo 22.03.2012 Farmers, local residents and people acceding the present road Ilesa - 2 Jabu - At Ira 22.03.2012 Farmers, local residents and people acceding the present road Ira - IKeji Ile - Ajebandele Arinmo Oligeri - Iragbiji 3 Isale GH – At Ilaa village 14.03.2012 Local Residents, farmers, prince and head of youth and other locals who access the project road. Igbowiwi
S/N Sampling Station NO2 (ppm) SO2 (ppm) CO (ppm) HC (ppm) Onikoko – Osi Road 0.0 3.5 0.05 2 Osi - Oluobe 0.0 0.0 2.5 0.2 3 Owode - Alogba 0.0 0.0 1.0 0.1 Shasha Forest Reserve 0.0 0.0 0.5 0.0 4 Iragbiji road off Ilesa 0.0 0.0 0.5 0.1 5 road 0.0 0.5 0.15 6 Odogbo-Ijesa 0.0 1.0 0.0 Ilesa – Arakeji road 0.0 1.0 7 Idiroko-Akinleye 0.0 0.0 1.5 0.1 8 Ikonifin 0.0 0.0 2.0 0.2 9 Ikonifin - Agoro 0.0 2.0 0.15 10 Eleke 0.0 1.5 0.1 Air Quality Monitoring Data –Sox, NOx, CO and HC Nigerian Ambient Air Quality Standard by Federal Ministry of Environment Pollutants Time of Average SOx (SO2) average of hourly values 1 hour 0.01ppm (26µg/m3) 0.1ppm Particulate Daily average of daily values 1 hour 250µg/m3 * 600 µg/m3 CO Daily average of hourly values average 10ppm (11.4mg/m3) 20ppm (22.8mg/m3) NOx average of hourly values (range) 0.04-0.06ppm 75.0/µg/m3-113ug /m3