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1 Summary of Preparatory Study Full Title of the Project The Study on Integrated Flood Management for Nyando River asin in the Republic of Kenya Type of Study Master Plan ategorisation and Its Reason 3.1 ategorisation 3.2 Reason The provisional scoping assumes to conduct impacts toward involuntary resettlement, local economy such as employment and livelihoods, land condemnation, water rights and rights of common, or water pollution by implementing the project. The project should be categorized as ategory, because there are still little detailed information about the project and its impacts such as the above. gency (or Institution) Responsible for Implementing the Project Responsible gency: Ministry of Water and Irrigation (MWI) Implementing gency: Water Resources Management uthority (WRM), Outline of the Project 5.1 Objective The objectives of the study are: (1) to formulate an integrated flood management plan for the Nyando river basin covering (a) the review of existing flood control plans, and (b) community-based activities; 1
2 (2) to support communities to strengthen capacities in flood management; and (3) to develop the flood management capacity of concerned institutions 5.2 Location The Nyando river basin in Kenya 5.3 Scope of the study < 1: Integrated flood management planning for Nyando River asin> (1) ollection, review, and analysis of related data and information on: a. social, and economic conditions of communities b. natural conditions (land use, topography, meteorology, hydrology, and geology) c. situation of water use, water quality, and forestry d. maps, aerial photographs, and satellite images e. laws, regulations, and policies on water resource management and flood management f. implementing agency of flood management and its function and capacity g. record of past floods and other diseases h. on-going plan of flood management projects i. existing river facilities j. community s coping mechanisms against floods k. resources and capital of communities (2) Review of existing flood management plans a. flood mitigation plan b. structural measures c. non-structural measures d. hazard maps based on flood records e. soil conservation f. construction plan and cost estimation (3) Formulation of flood management master plan, including an investment plan (4) Prioritisation of projects and communities (5) Formulation of community-based flood management plan (FMP) through participatory approach in prioritised communities based on: a. socio-economic activities 2
3 b. participatory hazard mapping c. early warning d. evacuation e. flood fighting f. response g. public awareness h. school-based flood disaster education i. capacity development j. drills k. gender and crosscutting issues l. pilot projects (6) Preparation of pilot projects (7) Formulation of an implementation plan and schedule (8) Support for Initial Environment Examination (IEE) by the Government of Kenya (9) Development of manuals and guidelines for monitoring, planning, facilities, and operation and maintenance for flood, management; and training programmes for staff of related organisations (10) Recommendation of sustainable institutional framework for flood management linking national level to community support (11) Implementation of workshops as appropriate to the study (12) Provision of technical advice on on-going projects on a day-to-day basis < 2: Feasibility study of prioritised projects, support for activities of FMP, and implementation of capacity building programmes> (1) dditional data collection and survey (2) Support for environment impact assessment (EI) by the Government of Kenya (3) Design of prioritised projects covering: a. preliminary design of facilities b. community participation framework c. operation and maintenance d. cost estimation plan (4) Support for implementation of prioritised activities of FDMP (5) Implementation of pilot projects (6) Project formulation based on the outcome of pilot projects (7) Implementation of capacity building programmes for staff of concerned organisations (8) Implementation of workshops as appropriate to the study 3
4 (9) Provision of technical advice on on-going projects on a day-to-day basis Legal Framework of Environmental and Social onsiderations The Environmental (Impact ssessment and udit) Regulations, 2003, rrangement of regulations Provisional Scoping 7.1 Provisional Scoping 4
5 Social Environment: *Impacts on Gender and hildren s Right, may be related to all social environment criteria. Natural Environment Pollution Table 1 Matrix for Scoping: -1 (Revision of Master Plan/ with dam) Name of ooperation Project The Study on Integrated Flood Management for Nyando River asin Planning onstruction Operation Overall Land acquisition hange of land use plan, control of fishing rights and rights of water used for construction onstruction of dams onstruction retaining wall, banking, new channel, other related facilities Operation of construction equipment and vehicles Restriction of economic and other activities around the river Drainage Water sharing ppearance/ occupancy of building structures such as embankment, water control facilities, floodgate, etc. No. Likely Impacts 1 Involuntary resettlement 2 Local economy such as employment and livelihood, etc. 3 Land use and utilization of local resources 4 Social institutions such as social infrastructure and local decision- making institutions 5 Existing social infrastructures and services 6 The poor, indigenous and ethnic people 7 Misdistribution of benefit and damage 8 ultural heritage 9 Local conflicts of interest 10 Water usage or water rights and communal rights 11 Sanitation 12 Hazards (risks) and infectious diseases such as HIV/IDS 13 Topography and geographical features 14 Groundwater 15 Soil erosion 16 Hydrological situation 17 oastal zone 18 Flora, fauna and biodiversity 19 Meteorology 20 Landscape 21 Global warming 22 ir pollution 23 Water pollution 24 Soil contamination 25 Waste 26 Noise and vibration 27 Ground subsidence 28 Offensive odor 29 ottom sediment 30 ccidents : Serious impact is expected, : Some impact is expected, : Extent of impact is unknown (Examination is needed. Impacts may become clear as study progresses.), No mark: No impact is expected. IEE/EI is not necessary. Increasing influx of settlers 5
6 Social Environment: *Impacts on Gender and hildren s Right, may be related to all social environment criteria. Natural Environment Pollution Table 2 Matrix for Scoping: -2 (Revision of Master Plan/ without dam) Name of ooperation Project The Study on Integrated Flood Management for Nyando River asin Planning onstruction Operation Overall Land acquisition hange of land use plan, control of fishing rights and rights of water used for construction Extension of river width onstruction retaining wall, banking, new channel, other related facilities Operation of construction equipment and vehicles Restriction of economic and other activities around the river Drainage Water sharing ppearance/ occupancy of building structures such as embankment, water control facilities, floodgate, etc. No. Likely Impacts 1 Involuntary resettlement 2 Local economy such as employment and livelihood, etc. 3 Land use and utilization of local resources 4 Social institutions such as social infrastructure and local decision- making institutions 5 Existing social infrastructures and services 6 The poor, indigenous and ethnic people 7 Misdistribution of benefit and damage 8 ultural heritage 9 Local conflicts of interest 10 Water usage or water rights and communal rights 11 Sanitation 12 Hazards (risks) and infectious diseases such as HIV/IDS 13 Topography and geographical features 14 Groundwater 15 Soil erosion 16 Hydrological situation 17 oastal zone 18 Flora, fauna and biodiversity 19 Meteorology 20 Landscape 21 Global warming 22 ir pollution 23 Water pollution 24 Soil contamination 25 Waste 26 Noise and vibration 27 Ground subsidence 28 Offensive odor 29 ottom sediment 30 ccidents : Serious impact is expected, : Some impact is expected, : Extent of impact is unknown (Examination is needed. Impacts may become clear as study progresses.), No mark: No impact is expected. IEE/EI is not necessary. Increasing influx of settlers 6
7 Table 3 Name of ooperation Project Matrix for Scoping: (ommunity-ased Plan) The Study on Integrated Flood Management for Nyando River asin Planning onstruction Operation Social Environment: *Impacts on Gender and hildren s Right, may be related to all social environment criteria. Natural Environment Pollution Overall Land acquisition hange of land use plan, control of fishing rights and rights of water used for construction Extension of river width onstruction retaining wall, banking, new channel, other related facilities Operation of construction equipment and vehicles Restriction of economic and other activities around the river Drainage Water sharing ppearance/ occupancy of building structures such as embankment, water control facilities, floodgate, etc. No. Likely Impacts 1 Involuntary resettlement 2 Local economy such as employment and livelihood, etc. 3 Land use and utilization of local resources 4 Social institutions such as social infrastructure and local decisionmaking institutions 5 Existing social infrastructures and services 6 The poor, indigenous and ethnic people 7 Misdistribution of benefit and damage 8 ultural heritage 9 Local conflicts of interest 10 Water usage or water rights and communal rights 11 Sanitation 12 Hazards (risks) and infectious diseases such as HIV/IDS 13 Topography and geographical features 14 Groundwater 15 Soil erosion 16 Hydrological situation 17 oastal zone 18 Flora, fauna and biodiversity 19 Meteorology 20 Landscape 21 Global warming 22 ir pollution 23 Water pollution 24 Soil contamination 25 Waste 26 Noise and vibration 27 Ground subsidence 28 Offensive odor 29 ottom sediment 30 ccidents : Serious impact is expected, : Some impact is expected, : Extent of impact is unknown (Examination is needed. Impacts may become clear as study progresses.), No mark: No impact is expected. IEE/EI is not necessary. Increasing influx of settlers 7
8 7.2 Overall Social Environment: *Impacts on Gender and hildren s Right may be related to all social environment criteria. Natural Environment Item Table 4 1 Involuntary resettlement 3 Land use and utilization of local resources 4 Social institutions such as social infrastructure and local decision - making institutions 5 Existing social infrastructures and services 6 The poor, indigenous and ethnic people 7 Misdistribution of benefit and damage 8 ultural heritage 9 Local conflicts of interest 10 Water usage or water rights and ommunal rights 12 Hazards (risk) Infectious diseases such as HIV/IDS 13 Topography and geographical features 14 Groundwater Scoping: -1 (Revision of Master Plan/ with dam) Summary mong the dam sites, No. 03 appears to have no houses that will submerge. s large area of farmland and houses in No. 08 may submerge, compensation could become an issue. Involuntary resettlement induced by river rehabilitation and embankment work is not expected. Survey method: Survey on existing conditions of floodwater reservoir, dam sites as well as their surrounding areas and sites for river rehabilitation and embankment works. Stakeholder meetings with local people. Most of the sites and the surrounding areas of floodwater reservoir, dam and locations where river rehabilitation and embankment work will be conducted are farmland. Survey method: Survey on land utilization at the sites of floodwater reservoir and buildings. No impact is expected on governmental offices, but the matter should be confirmed with governmental offices in each province, as the river basin is significantly wide. No impact is expected on schools and healthcare centers, but the matter should be confirmed with governmental offices in each province, as the river basin is significantly wide. The Luo tribe lives mainly in the downstream of the river basin, and the Kalenjin tribe lives in the upstream. However, governmental offices in each province should confirm the location of ethnic groups and low-income people, as the river basin is significantly wide. Same as item 9 It is assumed that there are no cultural heritages and properties, but the matter should be confirmed with governmental offices in each province, as the river basin is significantly wide. When implementing river rehabilitation and embankment work, conflict of interest may arise between left and right banks of the river. Mitigation measures: areful consideration during the planning stage. ommunication with local community leaders and other relevant parties. When planning dam construction, river rehabilitation or embankment works, adjustments regarding existing water rights in both small and large-scale plans should be considered. Survey method: Detailed survey of the local area during the planning stage and investigation of registers of water rights and other such documents. Percentage of HIV/IDS carriers is extremely high among workers engaged in the yen loan project, Sondu/Miriu Hydropower Project. Similar situation can be expected from other dam construction projects. Large-scale construction such as dam or floodwater reservoir can bring changes to topographical and geographical features. Mitigation measures: areful consideration during the planning stage (design of the dam, dam height, spillway position, restoration of raw stone mounds, establishment of management buildings and facilities, etc.). Water may leak to the ground around the floodwater reservoir. Survey method: Spring water survey of the ground around the floodwater reservoir during the planning stage. 8
9 Pollution 16 Hydrological situation 17 oastal zone 18 Flora, fauna and biodiversity 19 Meteorology 20 Landscape Same as item ir pollution 23 Water pollution 25 Waste 26 Noise and vibration 29 ottom sediment 30 ccidents Dam and floodwater reservoir may have regional impacts on hydrological conditions. Survey methods: Follow-up monitoring survey. Large amount of discharge sand may accumulate in dam, causing a decrease in the amount of sand supplied to the banks of Lake Victoria, which may eventually lead to erosion of the lake shore. Survey method: Follow-up monitoring survey. onstruction of dam and floodwater reservoir may have some impact on the reproduction and possibly extinction of species because of direct changes to habitat conditions. However, the extent of the impact is unclear. Survey method: Data collection from relevant documents and detailed survey of the local area during the planning stage. onstruction of the dam and floodwater reservoir may have regional impacts on weather conditions. Survey method: Follow-up monitoring survey. ir pollution may occur from dust produced during construction works and during transport of materials and equipments. Mitigation measures: Usual countermeasures for preventing dust, such as by spraying water during construction works, and by asphalting roads and spraying water to minimize dust from road transport. Water contamination may occur from construction works related to dam and raw stone mountain. Mitigation measure: ontaminated water treatment facility far downstream of the site. Waste soil may be produced by drilling work related to dam and raw stone mountain construction. Mitigation measure: Proactive prevention of waste soil for use as embankment material, backfilling material, and lean-mix aggregate. Noise and vibration may occur from works related to dam and raw stone mountain construction. Mitigation measure: When necessary, introduction of noise-free and vibration-free construction machinery. Large amount of soil and sand discharged from upstream may accumulate in the dam. Some amount of sediment is also expected to accumulate along the road rehabilitation segment. Survey method: Investigation of dam sand discharge methods during the planning stage. ccidents may occur during construction and other operations. Mitigation measure: Strict safety management during construction and operations. Overall rating () : Serious impact is expected, : Some impact is expected, : Extent of impact is unknown (Examination is needed. Impacts may become clear as study progresses.), No mark: No impact is expected. IEE/EI is not necessary. 9
10 Item Table 5 Scoping: -2 (Revision of Master Plan/ without dam) Summary Social Environment: *Impacts on Gender and hildren s Right may be related to all social environment criteria. Natural Environment 1 Involuntary resettlement 3 Land use and utilization of local resources 4 Social institutions such as social infrastructure and local decision - making institutions 5 Existing social infrastructures and services 6 The poor, indigenous and ethnic people 7 Misdistribution of benefit and damage 8 ultural heritage 9 Local conflicts of interest 10 Water usage or water rights and communal rights 13 Topography and geographical features 14 Groundwater 16 Hydrological situation mong the dam sites, No. 03 appears to have no houses that will submerge. s large area of farmland and houses in No. 08 may submerge, compensation could become an issue. Involuntary resettlement induced by river rehabilitation and embankment work is not expected. Survey method: Survey on existing conditions of floodwater reservoir, dam sites as well as their surrounding areas and sites for river rehabilitation and embankment works. Stakeholder meetings with local people. Most of the sites and the surrounding areas of floodwater reservoir, dam and locations where river rehabilitation and embankment work will be conducted are farmland. Survey method: Survey on land utilization at the sites of floodwater reservoir and buildings. No impact is expected on governmental offices, but the matter should be confirmed with governmental offices in each province, as the river basin is significantly wide. No impact is expected on schools and healthcare centers, but the matter should be confirmed with governmental offices in each province, as the river basin is significantly wide. The Luo tribe appears to live mainly downstream of the river basin, and the Kalenjin tribe, mainly upstream. However, governmental offices in each province should confirm the location of ethnic group and low-income people, as the river basin is significantly wide. Same as item 9. It is assumed that there are no cultural heritages and properties, but the matter should be confirmed with governmental offices in each province, as the river basin is significantly wide. When implementing river rehabilitation and embankment works, conflict of interest may arise between the left and right banks of the river. Mitigation measures: areful consideration during the planning stage, and communications with local chiefs and other relevant parties. When planning dam construction, river rehabilitation or embankment works, adjustments should be made regarding existing water rights in both small and large-scale plans. Survey methods: Detailed survey of the local area during planning stage, and investigation of registers of water rights and other such documents. Large-scale construction such as dam or floodwater reservoir, will bring changes to topographical and geographical features. Mitigation measures: areful consideration during the planning stage (shape of the dam, dam height, spillway position, restoration of raw stone mounds, establishment of management buildings and facilities, etc.). Water may leak to the ground around the floodwater reservoir. Survey methods: Spring water survey of the ground around the floodwater reservoir during the planning stage. Dam and floodwater reservoir may have regional impacts on hydrological conditions. Survey methods: Follow-up monitoring survey. 10
11 Pollution 17 oastal zone 18 Flora, fauna and biodiversity 20 Landscape Same as item ir pollution 23 Water pollution 25 Waste 26 Noise and vibration 29 ottom sediment 30 ccidents Large amount of discharged sand may accumulate in the dam, causing decrease in the amount of sand supplied to the banks of Lake Victoria, which may eventually lead to erosion of the lake shore. Survey methods: Follow-up monitoring survey. onstruction of dam and floodwater reservoir may have some impact on the reproduction and possibly extinction of species because of direct changes to habitat conditions. However, the extent of the impact is unclear. Survey methods: Data collection from relevant documents and detailed survey of the local area during the planning stage. ir pollution may occur from dust generated during construction works and during the road transport of materials and equipment. Mitigation measures: Usual countermeasures for preventing dust, such as by spraying water during construction works, and by asphalting roads and spraying water to minimize dust from road transport. Water contamination may occur from construction works related to the drilling of the river bed and bank. Mitigation measures: Prevention of spread contaminated waters by restricting the range of construction with temporary embankments and sheet piles. Waste soil from drilling may be generated from construction related to the river bed and bank. Mitigation measure: Proactive prevention of the waste soil for use as landfill material for low-lying areas, or mix and its improvement with cement for use as banking material. When drilling the riverbed and bank during construction works, noise and vibration may occur from the construction equipment for compacting the embankment. Mitigation measure: When necessary, introduction of noise-free and vibration-free construction machinery. Sedimentation of soil and sand discharged from upstream is expected even after rehabilitation of the river channel. Survey methods: Implementation of maintenance and management guidelines, such as for dredging work, during the planning stage. ccidents may occur during construction or operations. Mitigation measure: Strict safety management during construction and operations. Overall rating () : Serious impact is expected, : Some impact is expected, : Extent of impact is unknown (Examination is needed. Impacts may become clear as study progresses.), No mark: No impact is expected. IEE/EI is not necessary. 11
12 Item Table 6 Scoping: (ommunity-ased Plan) Summary Social Environment: *Impacts on Gender and hildren s Right may be related to all social environment criteria. 9 Local conflicts of interest 10 Water usage or water rights and communal rights When conducting a pilot project or similar type of project, site should be selected from several candidate sites. This may cause conflict of interest among candidate sites. Survey methods: When selecting a community, careful considerations to the possibility of this type of conflict at the planning stage, and communications with local chiefs and other relevant parties. When planning construction such as embankment or water pan, adjustments of existing water rights should be considered. Survey method: Detailed survey of the local area during the planning stage, and investigation of registers of water rights and other such documents. Pollution 22 ir pollution ir pollution may occur from dust produced during construction work and during transport of materials and equipments. Mitigation measures: Usual countermeasures for preventing dust, such as by spraying water during construction works, and by asphalting roads and spraying water to minimize dust from road transport. 23 Water pollution Water contamination may occur from construction work related to the drilling of water channels. Mitigation measure: Prevention of spread contaminated water by restricting the range of construction with temporary embankments and sheet piles. 25 Waste conduction Waste soil from drilling may be generated from construction related to water channels and holding ponds. Mitigation measure: Proactive prevention of the waste soil for use as landfill material for low-lying areas, or mix and its improvement with cement for use as banking material. 26 Noise and vibration When drilling during construction works, noise and vibration may be generated from construction equipment for compacting the embankment. Mitigation measure: When necessary, consider using noise-free and vibration-free construction machinery. 29 ottom sediment Sedimentation of soil and sand discharged from upstream is expected in the water pan. Survey method: onstructing sand elimination facility and upstream sand holding dam and implementation of maintenance and management guidelines, such as for dredging work during the planning stage. 30 ccidents ccidents may occur during construction or operations. Mitigation measure: Strict safety management during construction and operations. Overall rating (~) : Serious impact is expected, : Some impact is expected, : Extent of impact is unknown (Examination is needed. Impacts may become clear as study progresses.), No mark: No impact is expected. IEE/EI is not necessary. 12
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