Land Requirement / Ownership Sample Clauses

Land Requirement / Ownership. The project is divided in two components as illustrated in table 1 below. The purpose of categorizing the project was to have a clear analysis of the environment and social impacts and also to clearly analyze land requirement for the project as described below.
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Land Requirement / Ownership. The project land and way leave requirement was analyzed and results presented in table E-32 below. The project only involves construction of Trunk sewer line along river Nyongora to and existing manhole at the University of Nairobi along Kikuyu Dagorreti road. The secondary sewer Lines are planned to be constructed along road reserves to cover the intended areas within Kikuyu town, PCEA Kikuyu Hospital area, Alliance High School area and University of Nairobi Kikuyu Campus area. Table E-2 below presents efforts undertaken to minimize project impacts to people’s assets and sources of livelihood. Table E-2: Project Components Description Land Requirement Trunk and Secondary Sewer Pipelines and associated works  No land requirement needed because sewer Lines will be constructed within road reserves and river riparian  RAP prepared to address compensation requirements for project impacts encroaching into road reserve and cases of project traversing through private land.  RAP indentified majority of Project Affected Persons (PAPs) to be subsistence farmers along river riparian, all the farmers have been enumerated under the RAP preparation and adequate compensation and livelihood restoration proposed
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Land Requirement / Ownership. The project land and way leave requirement was analyzed and results presented in table 2 below. The project only involves construction of Trunk sewer line along river Nyongara to and existing manhole at the University of Nairobi along Kikuyu Dagorreti road. The secondary sewer Lines are planned to be constructed along road reserves to cover the intended areas within Kikuyu town, PCEA Kikuyu Hospital area, Alliance High School area and University of Nairobi Kikuyu Campus area. Table 2 below presents efforts undertaken to minimize project impacts to people’s assets and sources of livelihood. Table 2: Project Components
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Land Requirement / Ownership. The project is divided in two components as illustrated in table E-3 below. The purpose of categorizing the project was to have a clear analysis of the environment and social impacts and also to clearly analyze land requirement for the project as described below. Table E-3: Project Components Project Component Description Land Requirement Component 1 Sewer Pipelines and associated works  No land requirement needed sewer Lines to be constructed within road reserves and river riparian  RAP prepared to address compensation requirements for project impacts encroaching into road reserve and cases of project traversing through private land. Component 2 Waste Water Treatment Plant works  No Land extra land required, the augmentation works and expansion works to be restricted within existing Kiambu County Government land for the WWTW E-2 Legal and Regulatory Instruments The Report preparation was guided by relevant policies, legislation and institutional frameworks that guide preparation of ESIA at both National and International level. These instruments include; the National Environment Policy (NEP), HIV and AIDs Policy 2009, HIV Prevention and Control Act of 2006, Gender Policy 2011 Water Act 2002, Environmental Management and Coordination Act (EMCA) 1999, County Government Act no 17 of 2012, Physical Planning Act 1996 (286), Occupational Health and Safety Act (OSHA 2007), Public Health Act (Cap.242) and the Eviction Way-leave and Rehabilitation Bill (2014). The assessment also made reference to African Development Banks (AfDB) Operational Safeguards (OS) Policies. These Policies include; OS 1: Environmental and Social Assessment; OS 2: Involuntary Resettlement, Land Acquisition, Population Displacement and Compensation; OS 3: Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services; OS 4: Pollution Prevention and Control, Greenhouse Gases, Hazardous Materials and Resource Efficiency and OS 5: Labour Conditions, Health and Safety.
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