Padma Multipurpose Bridge Project

Grand Total (A+B) 17,694,225Table 8-4: Summary of Costs for Monitoring during Construction and O/MActivities/ Items Number Unit QuantityRate(USD)Amount(USD)A) During Construction Stage (3 Years) – Contractor's BudgetI Environmental Quality Monitoring1 Surface Water (12 sites @ 3 times/yr over 3 yrs.) nos 108 400 43,2002 Ground Water (5 sites @3 times/ yr. over 3 yrs.) nos 45 150 6,7503 Drinking Water (10 sites @ 12 times/yr. over 3yrs.)4 Air Quality Monitoring (2 sites@ 3 times/yr. 3years)5 Noise Monitoring (12 sites @ 3 times/yr. over 3yrs.)nos 360 150 54,000nos 18 1,300 23,400nos. 108 100 10,8006 Vibration Monitoring LS 50,0007 Dredged Material Quality Testingnos 9 450 4,050(9 sites)II Wildlife Monitoring1 Wildlife Monitoring (Baseline): (Ref:Table 8-10: Budget for Wildlife Baseline470,000Pre-construction, Monitoring:Construction)Establishment and Monitoring)Subtotal (A) 662,200B) During Operation and Maintenance (5 Years)I Environmental Quality Monitoring Budget - Contractor's Budget1 Surface Water (5 sites @ 35 nos 15 500 37,500times/yr)2 Drinking Water ( 2 sites @ 35 nos 10 150 7,500times/year)3 Air (1 site @ 3 times /year) 5 nos 3 1,300 19,5004 Noise (5 sites @ 3 times/yr) 5 nos 15 100 7,500Subtotal (I) 72,000II Wildlife Monitoring for 5 years (Ref: Table 8-10: Budget for Wildlife Baseline81,250Establishment and Monitoring)Subtotal (B) – Budget During O/M 225,250Grand Total (A+B) 887,4508.4 Resettlement Action Plan24. The Project will require acquisition of 1,144 ha of land and resettlement of 4,975 AHs. Totalaffected persons by the project are estimated as 76,211 persons. This includes (i)households/persons to be physically displaced (i.e., affected by loss of residential/commercialstructures); (ii) those affected by loss of agricultural land only (i.e., economically affected); and (iii)indirectly affected persons (persons likely to be affected – for example, by the closure of ferries inpost-construction period). A resettlement framework (RF) and resettlement action plan (RAP) hasbeen prepared to address the impacts related to land acquisition and resettlement and to providenecessary compensation. A summary of the RF is presented here.8.4.1 Resettlement Policy of the Project25. The Project safeguard policies are prepared based on harmonization and gap analysis involvingthe GOB and the co-financiers (ADB, JICA, and WB) safeguard policies and gap-filling measures. Theharmonization also benefited from the Jamuna “best practices” in resettlement. The Project safeguardpolicies address project impacts in terms of minimized impacts, disclosure of impacts, publicconsultation and participation of the affected people, payments of compensation at replacement8-33