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ENVIRONMENTAL SCOPING REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED 40MW OPEN CYCLE GAS TURBINE POWER PLANT IN THE AMERSFOORT AREA, MPUMALANGA Table 9.3: Overview of expected empowerment and institutional change processes and potential impacts INSTITUTIONAL AND EMPOWERMENT CHANGE PROCESSES Expected Change Process Yes No Expected Impact Project Phase Change in/disruption of power relationships Will the development impact on the levels of power, opportunity and access of individuals or sections of the community, e.g. during the negotiation process? Is the development being used for the political gain of a section of the community, and what are the implications for the larger social environment? Exclusivity Will the development contribute to the culture of exclusivity? Inequality Will the development increase unequal access to opportunities or resources? Change in Will the development change community any aspect of community infrastructure infrastructure, such as crèches, clinics, schools, churches, formal or informal sports fields, open areas, dumping grounds etc? Will the development create increased demand for basic services, e.g. water, electricity, X No impact foreseen. n/a X No impact foreseen. n/a X No impact foreseen. n/a X No impact foreseen. n/a X No impact foreseen. n/a X Additional demand on municipal services, such as water, electricity, and sewerage could impact on health Construction Bohlweki-SSI Environmental E02.JNB.000308 ESKOM HOLDINGS LIMITED 01 78 08/10/2009 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a Status Negative
ENVIRONMENTAL SCOPING REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED 40MW OPEN CYCLE GAS TURBINE POWER PLANT IN THE AMERSFOORT AREA, MPUMALANGA Change in housing needs/demands INSTITUTIONAL AND EMPOWERMENT CHANGE PROCESSES Expected Change Process Yes No Expected Impact Project Phase sewerage, roads? and safety if such services are not available. Will the existing access of the community to free basic services X No impact foreseen. n/a be impacted by the development? Will the development create a housing need, e.g. due to the inmigration workers? of construction Has the need for more housing been addressed by the development authorities? and or the X It is possible that the majority of the construction workforce would be sourced from within the area due to the skills levels required. The specialised workforce would likely be sourced from outside the area and would most probably be housed within neighbouring towns or a construction village. Construction Bohlweki-SSI Environmental E02.JNB.000308 ESKOM HOLDINGS LIMITED 01 79 08/10/2009 n/a Status Negative to neutral
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