along the proposed Bukoba / Bukoba Task team members for Discussed fieldwork recommendations on Rural District the project irrigation selected Ngono valley irrigation Beneficiaries and village Met beneficiaries and village council reps and watershed project. council representatives Assessment of irrigation areas and related water sources and conveyance routes Preliminary layout discussion and agreement Determination and agreement on beneficiary villages / members 5. Consultations for the June 2012 Officers from the Mara region: The project would attract job opportunities Assistant administrative to the locals which would result to increase Valley Irrigation “Mara Secretary; Game officer; Water in human population that may lead to Development and Engineer; Livestock officer; destruction of surrounding forest Watershed Agricultural Engineer ecosystems ; – Management Serengeti District Officers; The flora and fauna in such forest Preliminary Serengeti District Forest Officer; ecosystems could be destroyed due to the Environmental And District Water Engineer; District project or population influx - from need to Social Impact Lands and Natural Resources obtain construction materials (wood), Officer; District Land Use energy (firewood/charcoal) ; Assessment Report” Planning Agricultural Officer; Introduction of land management systems District Fisheries Officer; District to regulate land use in the region hence Health Officer and the District reducing land use conflicts; Development of Environmental Management by-laws that would enable the protection of Officer. forest ecosystems. Benefits of project are needed: agriculture Request that canals should be lined to reduce water waste Detailed consultations before the project should include land loss, compensation, grievance mechanism Study tours could help improve local knowledge, practice the Common top 10 diseases in the district: Malaria ; URTI(upper respiratory tract infection); Diarrhea; Intestinal worms; Pneumonia; Skin disease; Eye infection; Anaemia for under 5 population; Schistosomiasis; Dysentery; Typhoid fever. Settlements should be located 2 km from irrigation area to avoid possible diseases. Pit latrine usage should be increased Baseline survey will help identify training needs in the community in relation to the project from the highest authority to village level using a range of communications methods. Village land use systems should be encouraged where separate areas for grazing, farming, residential and water points should be allocated so as to reduce land use conflicts in the proposed project land area. The ministries should work together.
along the proposed Ngono valley irrigation and watershed project. Bukoba / Bukoba Rural District Task team members for the project Beneficiaries and village council representatives Discussed fieldwork recommendations on irrigation selected Met beneficiaries and village council reps Assessment of irrigation areas and related water sources and conveyance routes Preliminary layout discussion and agreement Determination and agreement on beneficiary villages / members 5. Consultations for the “Mara Valley Irrigation Development and Watershed Management Preliminary Environmental And Social Impact Assessment Report” June 2012 Officers from the Mara region: Assistant administrative Secretary; Game officer; Water Engineer; Livestock officer; Agricultural Engineer – Serengeti District Officers; Serengeti District Forest Officer; District Water Engineer; District Lands and Natural Resources Officer; District Land Use Planning Agricultural Officer; District Fisheries Officer; District Health Officer and the District Environmental Management Officer. The project would attract job opportunities to the locals which would result to increase in human population that may lead to destruction of surrounding forest ecosystems ; The flora and fauna in such forest ecosystems could be destroyed due to the project or population influx - from need to obtain construction materials (wood), energy (firewood/charcoal) ; Introduction of land management systems to regulate land use in the region hence reducing land use conflicts; Development of by-laws that would enable the protection of forest ecosystems. Benefits of project are needed: agriculture Request that canals should be lined to reduce water waste Detailed consultations before the project should include land loss, compensation, grievance mechanism Study tours could help improve local knowledge, practice the Common top 10 diseases in the district: Malaria ; URTI(upper respiratory tract infection); Diarrhea; Intestinal worms; Pneumonia; Skin disease; Eye infection; Anaemia for under 5 population; Schistosomiasis; Dysentery; Typhoid fever. Settlements should be located 2 km from irrigation area to avoid possible diseases. Pit latrine usage should be increased Baseline survey will help identify training needs in the community in relation to the project from the highest authority to village level using a range of communications methods. Village land use systems should be encouraged where separate areas for grazing, farming, residential and water points should be allocated so as to reduce land use conflicts in the proposed project land area. The ministries should work together.