affected, and determine if any additional assistance will be necessary (as described in the entitlement matrix) in each case before acquiring the land. A list of the survey questions can be found in Appendix 3. Summary of Interviews of PAPs for Well Area 1 and 2 The surveys have already begun and were conducted on January 26th. The surveys will continue over the coming weeks of February 2013 and in March 2013 latest. The land owner of UGS 8 stated that his main source of income is raising livestock and farming on the land to be acquired, and that his livelihood will be impacted negatively due to the land acquisition because he will not be able to buy comparable land with the amount of compensation provided. BOTAS will follow up with this survey to acquire further information. The to be acquired for UGS 7 are entirely, government own land and no affected people. One (out of 10) owners from UGS 6 stated that his main source of income was not this land, and that his livelihood will not be impacted negatively by the land acquisition. BOTAS will survey the remaining owners shortly. Figure 10.1: Private Land Acquisition: Mutual Agreement Figure 10.2: Land Acquisition Steps Appendix 1 List of Project Affected People in the Tuz Golu Well Area Private Area 133 Ha Public Area 191 Ha Area 234 Ha for Wells only Between September to December in 2012 and January 2013, several site surveys have been conducted to public areas to determine the existing conditions and usages of those areas and any possible impact on possible users. It is found out that there are no users on the public land because of their existing surface conditions such as sloping and muddy surface and its inaccessibility for farming.
affected, and determine if any additional assistance will be necessary (as described in the entitlement matrix) in each case before acquiring the land. A list of the survey questions can be found in Appendix 3. Summary of Interviews of PAPs for Well Area 1 and 2 The surveys have already begun and were conducted on January 26th. The surveys will continue over the coming weeks of February 2013 and in March 2013 latest. The land owner of UGS 8 stated that his main source of income is raising livestock and farming on the land to be acquired, and that his livelihood will be impacted negatively due to the land acquisition because he will not be able to buy comparable land with the amount of compensation provided. BOTAS will follow up with this survey to acquire further information. The to be acquired for UGS 7 are entirely, government own land and no affected people. One (out of 10) owners from UGS 6 stated that his main source of income was not this land, and that his livelihood will not be impacted negatively by the land acquisition. BOTAS will survey the remaining owners shortly. Figure 10.1: Private Land Acquisition: Mutual Agreement Figure 10.2: Land Acquisition Steps Appendix 1 List of Project Affected People in the Tuz Golu Well Area Private Area 133 Ha Public Area 191 Ha Area 234 Ha for Wells only Between September to December in 2012 and January 2013, several site surveys have been conducted to public areas to determine the existing conditions and usages of those areas and any possible impact on possible users. It is found out that there are no users on the public land because of their existing surface conditions such as sloping and muddy surface and its inaccessibility for farming.
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