3.0 A CENSUS SURVEY OF DISPLACED PERSONS AND VALUATION OF ASSETS 3.1 Baseline socio-economics baseline studies were conducted on the population to be affected by the establishment of the fish landing site cluster (Table 1) and an estimated number of 118 persons would have to be resettled comprising: 62 males; and 57 females, the summary by age is as follows: 28 boys and 20 girls of 17 years old and below; and 33 male and 37 female adults of 18 50 years of age. – Of the 37 females 36 are in to fish processing for a livelihood and of this number 13 are heads of households and property owners. The other female tends her business concern away from the site. Of the 33 males, 28 are professional fishermen and 4 are business men who ply their trades away from the site. There is also an elder of the community of 50 years old although not resident in the proposed site is the caretaker/custodian of a community 8 room toilet facility and 3 wells constructed by an NGO. All children are school going and only the girl children over 7 years old assist their mothers after school hours in the processing of fish. Table 1. Baseline socio-economic considerations of the project affected people (PAP) PAP NAME OF PAP CONSIDERATIONS NO. 1 &2 A. M Demography 4 persons in household comprising the owner and husband of ages 40 and 50 respectively and two student dependents (1 male: 1 female) of ages 8 and 10. Economics While the primary occupation of the owner is fish processing that of the husband is fishing. Owner has no helpers apart from the school going kids who give a hand after school hours. Movable cylindrical metallic fish smokers (8 No.) are used for fish processing and placed in an open space in front of the house. Extra movable ovens are kept in a mud structure used for storage of items including fish while a separate stick structure is used for accommodation of the household. 3 M. S Demography 12 persons in household. Owner is married and is 44 years old with 6 children (4 male: 2 female) of 9 to 12 years old. The 5 others (4 male: 1 female) are of 20 to 40 years old and are fishermen. Economics
3.0 A CENSUS SURVEY OF DISPLACED PERSONS AND VALUATION OF ASSETS 3.1 Baseline socio-economics baseline studies were conducted on the population to be affected by the establishment of the fish landing site cluster (Table 1) and an estimated number of 118 persons would have to be resettled comprising: 62 males; and 57 females, the summary by age is as follows: 28 boys and 20 girls of 17 years old and below; and 33 male and 37 female adults of 18 – 50 years of age. Of the 37 females 36 are in to fish processing for a livelihood and of this number 13 are heads of households and property owners. The other female tends her business concern away from the site. Of the 33 males, 28 are professional fishermen and 4 are business men who ply their trades away from the site. There is also an elder of the community of 50 years old although not resident in the proposed site is the caretaker/custodian of a community 8 room toilet facility and 3 wells constructed by an NGO. All children are school going and only the girl children over 7 years old assist their mothers after school hours in the processing of fish. Table 1. Baseline socio-economic considerations of the project affected people (PAP) PAP NO. NAME OF PAP CONSIDERATIONS 1 &2 A. M Demography 4 persons in household comprising the owner and husband of ages 40 and 50 respectively and two student dependents (1 male: 1 female) of ages 8 and 10. Economics While the primary occupation of the owner is fish processing that of the husband is fishing. Owner has no helpers apart from the school going kids who give a hand after school hours. Movable cylindrical metallic fish smokers (8 No.) are used for fish processing and placed in an open space in front of the house. Extra movable ovens are kept in a mud structure used for storage of items including fish while a separate stick structure is used for accommodation of the household. 3 M. S Demography 12 persons in household. Owner is married and is 44 years old with 6 children (4 male: 2 female) of 9 to 12 years old. The 5 others (4 male: 1 female) are of 20 to 40 years old and are fishermen. Economics
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