machinery, workers’ Domestic solid waste generated by activities (60 construction workers, construction campsite, workers), and kitchen, toilets. impacts at the Improper disposition of hazardous wastes such proposed borrow pits as waste oil, spent lubricant, and contaminated materials resulting from leakage of oil and fuel. Improper handling and storage of hazardous and chemical substances and construction materials. Erosion at borrow pit and the dyke site affecting irrigation canals and paddy rice fields. Temporary increase in volume of the local traffic system due to increasing traffic and Generation of solid and liquid waste; increased use of local resources; potential conflict between workers and local people; health issues and social evils. 3. Operation phase Small, can be 3.1 Risk due to in mitigated during appropriate detailed design. operation of culverts May local flood and possible impacts on Institutional and/or inadequate water quality and water uses. capacity building maintenance of the component could dyke help reducing the risk 3.2 Risk due to Low, can be increasing local mitigated through Potential increase in damage due to flood flood due to community event increasing high of engagement the dyke activities Social impacts and mitigation measures Table 4.3 summarizes the amount of land required and affected households, while the final affected land and pollution will be determined during the detailed design. Mitigation of these impacts will be in accordance with RAP of the subproject which has been prepared in line with the RPF and will be submitted for WB clearance. Details are provided separately. Table 4.3. Summary of acquired land area in the communes (Source: RAP, 2011) Thanh Chuong district No Type of assets Unit Khai ThanhYen Total commune commune A Total AHs HH 83 53 30 B Land
machinery, workers’ activities (60 workers), and impacts at the proposed borrow pits Domestic solid waste generated by construction workers, construction campsite, kitchen, toilets. Improper disposition of hazardous wastes such as waste oil, spent lubricant, and contaminated materials resulting from leakage of oil and fuel. Improper handling and storage of hazardous and chemical substances and construction materials. Erosion at borrow pit and the dyke site affecting irrigation canals and paddy rice fields. Temporary increase in volume of the local traffic system due to increasing traffic and Generation of solid and liquid waste; increased use of local resources; potential conflict between workers and local people; health issues and social evils. 3. Operation phase 3.1 Risk due to in appropriate operation of culverts and/or inadequate maintenance of the dyke May local flood and possible impacts on water quality and water uses. Small, can be mitigated during detailed design. Institutional capacity building component could help reducing the risk 3.2 Risk due to increasing local flood due to increasing high of the dyke Potential increase in damage due to flood event Low, can be mitigated through community engagement activities Social impacts and mitigation measures Table 4.3 summarizes the amount of land required and affected households, while the final affected land and pollution will be determined during the detailed design. Mitigation of these impacts will be in accordance with RAP of the subproject which has been prepared in line with the RPF and will be submitted for WB clearance. Details are provided separately. Table 4.3. Summary of acquired land area in the communes (Source: RAP, 2011) No Type of assets Unit Thanh Chuong district Total Khai commune ThanhYen commune A Total AHs HH 83 53 30 B Land
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