Total estimated cost 6,450,000.00 10.2.3 Construction Impacts Responsible Estimated cost Identified Impacts Enhancement/Mitigation Measures Body (ETB) Socio-economic Issues A. Special support and Facilitate employment ESLSE, Employment cost is Modjo assistance was not opportunities for vulnerable groups Dry Port, part of contractor arranged to the vulnerable who have the capacity to work in and Dry port Woreda/City groups during land the dry port Administration, operation cost acquisition such as youths, Contractors Support the construction of small conducting women headed business shades that will serve as livelihood needs households, terminally ill shops, coffee house, cafeteria, etc., assessment and and aged people near the gate of or around the port developing livelihood Provide income generating start-up restoration plan and capital (seed money) and/or link seed money as part them with credit providing of part of livelihood institutions restoration cost (see pre-construction) Construction of small business shades is part of the construction cost (number shades will depend on total number of persons deserving such services to be estimated together with Lume woreda administration/ the kebele) B. There is high Allocate resource for continuous Dry port 900,000.00 Modjo proliferation of drug awareness raising and training on and ESLSE in (300,000.00 * 3 houses such as Khat HIV/AIDS and availing condoms collaboration years) (Catha shops, on regular bases for construction with HAPCO edulis) shisha smoking houses, workers and the larger community Use the mini media and prostitution that would of the dry port to cause the risk of high raise awareness of visitors and workers
Total estimated cost 6,450,000.00 10.2.3 Construction Impacts Identified Impacts Enhancement/Mitigation Measures Responsible Body Estimated cost (ETB) Socio-economic Issues A. Special support and assistance was not arranged to the vulnerable groups during land acquisition such as youths, women headed households, terminally ill and aged people Facilitate employment opportunities for vulnerable groups who have the capacity to work in the dry port Support the construction of small business shades that will serve as shops, coffee house, cafeteria, etc., near the gate of or around the port Provide income generating start-up capital (seed money) and/or link them with credit providing institutions ESLSE, Modjo Dry Port, Woreda/City Administration, Contractors Employment cost is part of contractor and Dry port operation cost conducting livelihood needs assessment and developing livelihood restoration plan and seed money as part of part of livelihood restoration cost (see pre-construction) Construction of small business shades is part of the construction cost (number shades will depend on total number of persons deserving such services to be estimated together with Lume woreda administration/ the kebele) B. There is high proliferation of drug houses such as Khat (Catha edulis) shops, shisha smoking houses, and prostitution that would cause the risk of high Allocate resource for continuous awareness raising and training on HIV/AIDS and availing condoms on regular bases for construction workers and the larger community Modjo Dry port and ESLSE in collaboration with HAPCO 900,000.00 (300,000.00 * 3 years) Use the mini media of the dry port to raise awareness of visitors and workers
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