Padma Multipurpose Bridge Project

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ERP Emergency Response Plan RTWs River training worksERT Emergency Response Team RVA Range of Variability ApproachEU Environmental Unit SA Social AccountabilityFC Fecal Coliform SAM Social Accounting MatrixFD Forest Department SD Safeguard DepartmentFGDs Focus Group Discussions SDF Social Development FundFe Iron SEIA Summary EIAFHWA Federal Highway Administrators SHWL Standard High Water LevelFS Feasibility study SLR Sea Level RiseFWCs Family welfare centers SLWL Standard Low Water LevelGBM Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna SOx Sulphur OxidesGCM Global Climate Model SPM Suspended Particulate MatterGHG Greenhouse Gas STI Sexually Infected TransmissionsGIS Geographic Information System TC Total coliformGOB Government of Bangladesh TGB Target Group BeneficiariesGWAVA Global Water Availability Assessment Tk Bangladesh Taka (Currency)HIV Human Immunodeficiency Virus TL Trip LengthHWL Highest Water Level TNM Traffic Noise ModelHYV High Yield Variety TOR Terms of ReferenceIDB Islamic Development Bank TT Travel TimeIEC Information, Education and Communication TTC Travel Time CostsIECs Important Environmental Components u/s UpstreamIEE Initial Environmental Examination UHC Upazila Health ComplexIGS Income Generation Schemes UHFWC Union Health and Family Welfare CentresILRP Income and Livelihood Restoration Plan UP Union ParishadIMS Inner Marginal Strip VEC Valuable Ecosystem ComponentIOL Inventory of Losses vkm Vehicle kilometerISO International Standardization Organization WARPO Water Resources Planning OrganizationIUCN International Union of Conservation of Nature WB World BankJICA Japan International Cooperation Agency WSB Wildlife Society of BangladeshConversions1 ha = 10,000sq.m1 ha = 2.47acre1 acre = 100 decimal1 USD = Tk70
Page 1 and 2: Environmental Assessment ReportDraf
Page 3 and 4: 2.3.7 Resettlement Sites 2-192.4 Su
Page 6 and 7: 10.2.3 Public Consultation 10-910.3
Page 10 and 11: Table of Contents1 Introduction 1-1
Page 12 and 13: proposed National Gas Grid, (b) hig
Page 14 and 15: 6. The main components of the Proje
Page 16 and 17: 1.2.1.3 The Environment Conservatio
Page 18 and 19: Act/Rule/Law/Ordinance Responsible
Page 20 and 21: Act/Rule/Law/Ordinance Responsible
Page 22 and 23: No.Environment Related Internationa
Page 24 and 25: 1.3 Environmental Safeguards of Co-
Page 26 and 27: Category B: A proposed project is c
Page 28 and 29: 39. Specific boundary for various c
Page 30 and 31: and positive impacts on 8. On the o
Page 32 and 33: Public Awareness program for Wildli
Page 34 and 35: include two railway stations with d
Page 36 and 37: Public Consultation with Affected P
Page 38 and 39: I. IntroductionII. Description of P
Page 40 and 41: CHAPTER 2:DESCRIPTIONOF THE PROJECT
Page 42 and 43: 2 Description of the Project2.1 Pro
Page 44 and 45: program ending at Chandpur) can be
Page 46 and 47: Table 2-2: Waiting time and journey
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Page 50 and 51: ank retreat the risk of erosion to
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Page 54 and 55: Embankment crest, back slope and ke
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2.3.5 Railway43. At the initial sta
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2.4 Summary of the Size or Magnitud
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NamematerialsofSignificant area of
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Contract Award (end January 2011) X
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CHAPTER 3:DESCRIPTIONOF THEENVIRONM
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Table 3-3: Landuse classification o
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Figure 3-37: Benthos indicator spec
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Figure 3-2: Physiographic features
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7. According to FAO classification,
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With increasing depth density incre
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considered as major crop: Jute (con
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April 2005: Classified IRS P6 LISS
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Figure 3-8: Mean monthly temperatur
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Table 3-7: Maximum wind speed and d
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Stratum Criteria DescriptionUnit 1a
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ParametersValueMaximum Discharge (1
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Figure 3-16: River Padma and its di
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off-take for a distance of 12 km. T
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zones described by Nishat, et al. (
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Common English Name Scientific Name
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Picture: First level succession occ
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A. Char Janajat, 11Km U/S of Bridge
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E. Eurasian Collared Dove at Char J
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C. Common Iora at nest (Aegithina t
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English name Scientific name Local
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ScientificNameAmphibiansEuphlyctish
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There is evidence of Indian Crested
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Amphibians66. Common Toad (Duttaphr
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Figure 3-31: Movement of Jatka (Hil
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interrelated. The Padma-Meghna, thr
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Figure 3-34: Different types of fis
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area is no exception of it. Spiders
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dust, and emissions from brick fiel
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LocationTimeMean Median Max Min Std
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Mawa SideJanjira SideSurfacParamete
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Parameter Unit BLS-J d/s J 1km-BLS-
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Income Madaripur Shariatpur Munshig
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Figure 3-39: Kumarbhog Jamey Mosque
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Mode Terminal Departure Arrival1. F
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Type ofLauhajang UZ Shibchar UZ Jan
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Sl.No.Meansofcommunication Nos. Len
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Use electricity atresidenceNumber %
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Table of Contents4 Scoping and prio
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4.1.1.1 Harmonized Environmental Sa
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faster pace than that in the indire
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Step 6: Prioritization and categori
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Operation &MaintenanceMedium negati
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ConstructionMedium negative impacts
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Operation &MaintenanceInduced devel
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CHAPTER 5:CLIMATE CHANGECONSIDERATI
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5 Climate Change Considerations5.1
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5.3 Climate projections5.3.1 Future
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SLR = 100PadmaBridgeatMawaFigure 5-
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location specific data was availabl
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CHAPTER 6:ANALYSIS OFALTERNATIVES
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6 Analysis of Alternatives6.1 Frame
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favorable. Then, the weighted score
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Table 6-1: Comparison Summary for A
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4. For reference information: Dista
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Overall all households have sanitar
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Development of a viable concrete su
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Total number of piles for similarpi
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DurabilitySafetyConcrete Extradosed
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Concrete Extradosed Bridge Steel Tr
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erosion at the Janjira side. Due to
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Figure 6-4: Alternative 2: Guide bu
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Criterion Alternative 1Revetment al
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6.7 Preferred Options34. Weighted s
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38. The composite steel truss is co
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Table of Contents7 Assessment of Im
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7 Assessment of Impacts/Risks for P
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Land Area (ha)450.00400.00350.00300
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7.2.1.4 Loss of Agriculture Product
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NameReptilesGangeticGharialGanges s
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the pile driving activities in this
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Major Negative Impacts23. The poten
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is recommended that contractor has
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EquipmentTypical NoiseLevel (dBA) 5
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country boats), to assure a control
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Impacts on other Wetland: In additi
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generated during the construction o
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EquipmentSound Level at Operator (d
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Clearing of sitesDredging of channe
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Daily AnnualPM 5 1,923NO x 83 30,31
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associated or not) cannot be predic
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Noise prediction 2009: without tree
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116. There will be extensive tree p
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oads. In addition, after the roads
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Loss of seasonal floodplainDeterior
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the Transit Noise and Vibration Imp
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Table of Contents8 Environmental Ma
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8 Environmental Management and Moni
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8.1.2.3 Control/Mitigation6. It is
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Occupational, Health and Safety (OH
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Table 8-1: Environmental Management
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ProjectActivitiesEnvironmentalImpac
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ProjectActivitiesConstruction ofSub
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ProjectActivitiesOperation ofhot mi
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Table 8-2: Environmental Monitoring
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Parameter Location Means of Monitor
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Grand Total (A+B) 17,694,225Table 8
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assess the market price through an
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Sl.NoProject ComponentArea(m 2 )Ave
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Figure 8-5: Reclamation Area with S
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e known at this stage. In such inst
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established and quality of water wi
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indica), Laychee (Litchi chinesis,
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Plantation Area Unit No Rate, USD Q
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99. Chars provide habitat for impor
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oats and for related activities. Fr
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Item Unit CostInvestment:Land acqui
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Make a cost-benefit analysis for in
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Adaptive management can serve as an
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2016 15,587 4,180 59.71 0.602017 17
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Table of Contents9 Institutional Ar
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9.1.3 Project Implementation Unit10
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He/She will bring the notice of his
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In the event that any disagreement
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Government ofBangladeshMinistry ofC
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Liaison with other government and n
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for assistance in expert consultati
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9.2.7 Step G: Establishment of GIS
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CHAPTER 10:PUBLICCONSULTATION ANDIN
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Figure 10-8: Second Public Consulta
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oto ensure a broad range of perspec
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that the Padma Bridge will bring si
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5 September 07, 2009 Kabutorkhola,
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Table 10-4: Second Round of Public
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Figure 10-10: Second Public Consult
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Discussion pointsPadma Bridge on si
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Discussion pointsyards, service are
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IssuesWhat type and how much wasted
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IssuesDo you think communityenviron
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Issuessensitive to (a) noise, (b)vi
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IssuesParticipants’ Opinion,Comme
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Issuesdrainage, accessroad, damaged
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Table of Contents11 Economic Assess
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ProjectFinal SchemeComponentUSD mil
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expanding marketing areas. The lowe
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Table 11-5: Traffic and Revenue For
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CHAPTER 12:CONCLUSIONS
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12 Conclusions1. Based on the harmo
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ANNEXURES
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Annex 1-1Harmonization between Envi
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AspectOperationalFrameworkofWorld B
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Annex 1-2TERMS OF REFERENCEFORENVIR
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Annex 1-3: DOE Approval of the TORA
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Annex 8-3Setting, coordinating and
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Annex 8-3 Maintain working relation
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He/She will have a wide range of kn
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H. Time Frame and Budget15. Time fr
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Annex 10-1: List of Stakeholders In
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