evaluating impacts of livelihood restoration and community development; and through technical assistance (from MIGA), BEL will improve the socio-economic database. Sharing of Management will follow Completed. Management followed up with BEL on progress Project up with BEL on yearly in delivery of services in Naminya Resettlement Area and Benefits updated needs directly affected villages. Provision of water supply services (OP4.12) assessments that are used and market stalls is complete. Construction of the electricity to adjust CDAP distribution network and connection of households and a activities, responding to health center to the power grid is also complete at the priorities of Project Naminya Resettlement Area. As of November 2016, the affected people. overall connection is at 575 households, exceeding the minimum target number of connections, which was set at 500. Environmental Assessment and Mitigation Measures Environment Management will Completed. Target of 444 hectares reforested. Management Management monitor progress of assessed as satisfactory BEL’s ongoing afforestation Plan and BEL’s ongoing activities. Kalagala Falls afforestation activities Site(OP4.01) (79 hectares completed; additional 125 hectares by end-2008; 196 hectares by end-2009) as part of the EMP jointly implemented by BEL, District Environmental Officer, District Forest Officer, and LC1. Management will follow Completed. The Kalagala Falls Site SMP, including the up on completion by Mabira Central Forest Reserve, was completed in 2010 by NFA of the SMP for the the International Conservation Union-Uganda, under contract Kalagala Site, with the Project, and its implementation launched by the which includes the GoU in 2011. The Bank will continue to monitor the Mabira Central Forest implementation of the SMP. Reserve by June 2009, including tourism development program. Cumulative Management will follow The GoU disclosed the Lake Victoria Completed. Impacts: up on the GoU’s hydrological (water releases) data starting in 2008 and, since Climate commitment to disclose then, the information has been made available to the EAC on Change and the Lake Victoria a regular basis. Hydrology hydrological (water Risks; releases) information and Potential make it available to the Impacts on EAC. Lake Victoria; Alternative Project Configurations (OP4.01)
evaluating impacts of livelihood restoration and community development; and through technical assistance (from MIGA), BEL will improve the socio-economic database. Sharing of Project Benefits (OP4.12) Management will follow up with BEL on yearly updated needs assessments that are used to adjust CDAP activities, responding to priorities of Project affected people. Completed. Management followed up with BEL on progress in delivery of services in Naminya Resettlement Area and directly affected villages. Provision of water supply services and market stalls is complete. Construction of the electricity distribution network and connection of households and a health center to the power grid is also complete at the Naminya Resettlement Area. As of November 2016, the overall connection is at 575 households, exceeding the minimum target number of connections, which was set at 500. Environmental Assessment and Mitigation Measures Environment Management Plan and Kalagala Falls Site(OP4.01) Management will monitor progress of BEL’s ongoing afforestation activities (79 hectares completed; additional 125 hectares by end-2008; 196 hectares by end-2009) as part of the EMP jointly implemented by BEL, District Environmental Officer, District Forest Officer, and LC1. Completed. Target of 444 hectares reforested. Management assessed as satisfactory BEL’s ongoing afforestation activities. Management will follow up on completion by NFA of the SMP for the Kalagala Site, which includes the Mabira Central Forest Reserve by June 2009, including tourism development program. Completed. The Kalagala Falls Site SMP, including the Mabira Central Forest Reserve, was completed in 2010 by the International Conservation Union-Uganda, under contract with the Project, and its implementation launched by the GoU in 2011. The Bank will continue to monitor the implementation of the SMP. Cumulative Impacts: Climate Change and Hydrology Risks; Potential Impacts on Lake Victoria; Alternative Project Configurations (OP4.01) Management will follow up on the GoU’s commitment to disclose the Lake Victoria hydrological (water releases) information and make it available to the EAC. Completed. The GoU disclosed the Lake Victoria hydrological (water releases) data starting in 2008 and, since then, the information has been made available to the EAC on a regular basis.
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