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209299. The project cost has been estimated at Rupees 5.6 crores out of which capital costwill be about Rupees 3.125 crores towards purchase of equipments and recurring cost will beabout Rupees 2.475 crores. The net financial impact will be addition of cutting-edgeinstruments in the Calcutta University for carrying out advanced research in biotechnologyand biochemistry having applications in coastal management research. Such impact will alsobe in the form of peer-reviewed scientific publications in internationally reputed scientificjournals.G. Project CostsG.1 Estimates300. The total ICZM project cost estimates are summarized in the following Table. Itcould be seen that a sum of about Rs 300.2626 crores has been estimated forimplementation of the suggested components of the State Project proposals for ICZM over aperiod of five years.Sl.No12345678Item of workTotal Projectcost (Rs inlakhs)Project costto befinanced (Rsin lakhs)Component A - Problems of coastal erosion and disaster managementComponent A.1 – Prevention of coastalerosion around Sagar IslandComponent A.2 - Prevention of coastalerosion by development of coastal bioshieldin Digha-Sankarpur areaComponent A.3 – Construction of cycloneshelters- -539.11 439.113200.00 3200.00ImplementingAgencyComponent B - Pollution prevention/ environmental quality management4109.44 4092.94Component B.1 – Beach cleaning and (including (includingsanitation at Dighacost under sl cost under slnos. 9 & 10) nos. 9 & 10)Component B.2 – Renovation of sanitarysewerage system of DighaComponent B.3 - Solid Waste Managementin areas under Digha-SankarpurDevelopment Authority (DSDA)Component B.4 - Development of DrainageSystem at DighaComponent B.5 - Provision of gridelectricity to Sagar Island3559.23 2982.57922.50 922.501493.72 1493.723470.26 3424.50Sundarban InfrastructureDevelopmentCorporation LtdForest Directorate,GoWBDept of DisasterManagement, GoWBDigha SankarpurDevelopmentAuthorityPublic HealthEngineeringDirectorate, GoWBDigha SankarpurDevelopmentAuthorityDigha SankarpurDevelopmentAuthorityWest Bengal StateElectricity
210Sl.NoItem of workTotal Projectcost (Rs inlakhs)Project costto befinanced (Rsin lakhs)ImplementingAgencyDistribution CompanyLtdComponent C - Eco-tourism and related service sector livelihood option – Digha- Sankarpur coastand Sagar Island9101112131414.15.16.Component C.1 - Modernization of MarineAquarium and Research Centre at DighaComponent C.2 - Livelihood Generation inDSDA AreaComponent C.3 - Beach Beautification andllumination at DighaComponent C.4 - Post harvest handling andfish auction centre at Digha MohanaComponent C.5 - Development of Ecotourismin Sagar IslandComponent C. 6 - Enhancing Livelihoods inSagar Island593.00 268.00Included in sl.no. 4601.72 601.723684.30 3684.302779.00 2779.00Component E – Capacity Building in ICZM activitiesComponent E.1 – Capacity building ofInstitute of Environmental Studies &Wetland Management (IESWM)Component E.2 - Capacity Building inClimate Change Research in University ofCalcuttaComponent E.3 – Capacity building ofForest Directorate and Department of824.03 824.03Zoological Survey ofIndiaDigha SankarpurDevelopmentAuthorityDigha SankarpurDevelopmentAuthorityWest Bengal FisheriesDevelopmentCorporation LtdSundarban InfrastructureDevelopmentCorporation LtdSundarban InfrastructureDevelopmentCorporation LtdInstitute ofEnvironmentalStudies & WetlandManagement(IESWM)560.00 560.00 University of Calcutta1148.10 1148.10Forest Directorate andDepartment ofEnvironment, GoWBEnvironment, Government of West Bengal17. Component E.4 – ICZM Plan preparation 1569.48 1569.48 SPMU18 SPMU Secretariat 2036.28 2036.28 SPMUTotal 31090.17 30026.26G.2 Project’s Finance and Fund Flow Arrangement301. Funds will be received by IESWM from the Ministry of Environment and Forests,Government of India annually. The IESWM will in turn allocate funds periodically tovarious agencies implementing the identified components of the State Project Proposals. Theimplementing agencies will follow the standard government financial controls for
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