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NORTHERN REGION WATER BOARD July 2002

NATIONAL WATER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

KARONGA CHITIPA WATER SUPPLY PROJECT Public Disclosure Authorized COMPENSATION PLAN

1.0 DESCRIPTION OF WORKS

The project involves rehabilitation, upgrading and extension of Karonga and Chitipa Water Supply Schemes. Structures to be constructed are outlined below:

1.1 Karonga Public Disclosure Authorized

* Maximum of 6 boreholes to be drilled - each one occupy up to 600 m2 of land including pump control room.

* Access road to water tanks - length 450 m (land owned by Government)

* 3 Water tanks at 2 different sites. - 2 on Nyanja hill on 3000 m2 of land including chlorine room,

Public Disclosure Authorized guardhouse and parking space (land owned by Government). - 1 at compound of existing treatment works (land owned by Northern Region Water Board)

* Number of houses - 3 units for operators dwelling - 1 at existing old pumping site (land belongs to Northern Region Water Board). - 2 at well field site each on 600 m2 of land (2 households affected).

* Length of transmission main is 1700 m. Public Disclosure Authorized * Length of distribution network is 62000 m. 1.2 Chitipa

* 2 boreholes - each one occupying up to 200 m2 of land including pump control room.

* 1 water tank at existing tank site (land owned by Northern Region Water Board).

* Number of houses - 3 units for operators dwelling - 2 at existing office site (land owned by Northern Region Water Board). - 1 at existing tank site (land owned by Northern Region Water Board).

* Length of transmission main is 1047 m.

* Length of distribution network is 37000 m.

2.0 STATUS OF THE WORKS

2.1 Karonga

* Boreholes - drilling commenced on 13th July 2002 and is in progress

* Access road - excavation completed.

* Nyanja Hill water tanks - excavation for foundation commenced on 1st July 2002

* Operators dwelling - this has not yet commenced (awaits finance).

* Transmission main - this has not yet commenced; awaiting drilling results.

* Distribution Lines in the town - about 6000 metres of trench excavation has been performed along the road right off way.

2 2.2 Chitipa

* The project has not commenced in Chitipa

3.0 MARKET PRICES

3.1 Determination Of Unit Rates In order to determine unite rates to be used for compensation for various crops in the affected areas, information was collected from the District Commissioner's Office and the Department of Forestry office (North).

The information collected was giving the average yield in kilograms per hectare and the Government unit rates for various crops grown in the country. However, these rates were produced in 1994 and did not give a true reflection of the market value. It was also observed that the affected individuals could not accept such low prices.

The Board therefore carried out a survey in the market areas of Karonga and Mzuzu. This was done by obtaining a unit price of the crop per kilogram. It was noted therefore that the market rates were in general 50% higher than the Government rates.

Since it was not possible to determine the actual weight of the crop in the field, the affected crop areas were therefore measured. The unit rate in Malawi Kwacha per kilogram obtained from the survey were therefore converted to Malawi Kwacha per square metre since the average yield in kilogram per hectare is known e.g. for maize crop the average yield per hectare is 4000 kilogram, giving 0.4 kg /m2, while the unit price is MK17.00/kg giving MK6.8/m2.

Through the same survey unit rates for pole and mature trees were obtained. Blue Gum and Gmelina trees with diameters less than 150mm are normally used for poles and valued in the market at 6OMK and 75MK respectively. Trees with bigger diameters are considered to be mature trees and are used for firewood. The oldest trees are about sixteen years old and have a diameter of 400mm. Mature Blue Gum

3 trees and mature Gmelina trees are valued at 600MK and 475MK respectively by the Department of Forestry.

4.0 NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD AFFECTED

The Board had identified 75 and 35 beneficiary households in Karonga and Chitipa respectively. Construction of the works in Karonga started in farming season, but is expected to be completed before the next farming season. About a third of the beneficiaries are being compensated for cassava, which is grown in both areas throughout the year.

5.0 POLICY FOR COMPENSATION FOR PROPERT AND CROPS

5.1 For temporary loss of crops and/or structure, the Board compensates individuals, regardless of ownership status (tenured or customary including road reserves), for loss of current crops and replacement of structures.

5.2 For permanent loss of land, crops, and/or structures, the Board compensates affected individuals regardless of ownership status (tenured or customary including road reserves), where the Board pays compensation and relocates the affected individual to another equivalent site acceptable to him/her and compensates him/her for the full replacement value of the lost crops and structures.

6.0 BASIS FOR COMPENSATION OF PROPERTY AND CROPS

6.1 Crops - The District Commissioner (DC) maintains a schedule of compensation rates for various types of crops and trees. The schedule is used to set minimum compensation rates. (Note: Rates used by the NRWB are about 50% above the minimum rates.)

6.2 Land - The NRWB pays compensation according to the following formula: Amount of Compensation = Area (m 2) x

4 Unit Price @0.485 MK/M2v; and, in consultation with traditional leaders, relocates the affected individual to another equivalent site acceptable to him/her.

6.3. Structures - For compensating structures, the District Commissioner uses the services of professional assessor who determines the value of the affected structure.

7.0 PROCESSING OF DETERMINING COMPENSATION

7.1 The process of compensation is managed with the full involvement of the DC's office which is the authority mandated to handle issues of compensation.

7.2 The process starts with identification of the required land and affected individual, and assessment of the crops, structures and the size of the affected property. This assessment is done jointly with the DC's office, the Local Leaders (chiefs), professional assessors, and the owner of the property, structures and/or crops.

7.3 Once the assessment is made, the Water Board in the presence of the DC negotiates compensation with the affected individual.

7.4 After an agreement with the affected individual has been reached, payment for compensation is made by the Board to the affected individual through the DC's office.

T C Mtegha GENERAL MANAGER

5 COMPENSATION REOVIREMENTS

NO NAME PROPERTY UNIT MARKET UNIT RATES QUANTIT-Y AMOUNT MK/n2 I(g/m2 MK 2 1 Mibwiri School Committee Sites for six boreholes m _ 4.875 Negotiated 3600 17,550.00 Site for reservation and access road through 2 2 The Forestrv Department forest reserve rn 6000 Site for Plant Operator's housing and access 2 3 James NIwale road to the foot of Nvanja Hilt m 4.875 Negotiated 3695 18,013.13 2 2 4 Rutengano Miwanjawala -Nlaize garden M 6.8 0.4kg/mn 44.2 300.56 2 2 -Cassava garden - m 17.5 1.5kg/in 120 2,100.00 2 2 -Groundnut garden .m 7.2 .15kg/mn 16.3 117.36 2 -Pegeon peas garden mz 4.5 0.15kg/rn 20 90.00 2 -Clearing and ridges m 10 N/A 16 160.00 2 2 S Miwesumnaghe Mwenitanga -Maize garden m 6.8 0.4kg/mn 88.5 601.80 2 -Cassava garden M 17.5 1.5kg/rn2 137.1 2,399.25 -Mature Blue gum trees No 600 NA 2 1,200.00 22 -Pegeon peas garden M 4.5 0.15kg/in 75 337.50 -Clearing and ridges 2 1NA192192.00 6 Alex Ngomba -Maize garden m 6.8 0.4kg/m' 124.4 845.92 ______Clearing __and__ridges_N/A 7 S. Kabwilo -Mature Blue gum trees -Over 10 years No 600 N/A 1 600.00 -Niature Ginelina trees -Over 10 years -No 475 N/A 2 950.00 -Nlsangusangu No 1500 N/A 1 1,500.00 2 -Maize garden m2 6.8 0.T4kg/rm 8.2 55.76 2 Be_____nplant_____rn____35 __ 0.8kg/mn 7 245.00 Pumpkin M2 25.5 N/A 5.3 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~135.15 8 S. vltawa .land for boreholes Nos. 001. 002. 003 m2 4.875 N/A 3600 17,550.00 Gmelina______poles______60 ___N__A 251,500.00 9 A. Kabwilo Site of existing intake m .7 / 5522,010.63 10 Oilcom Access road cutting and reconstruction in 2000 N/A 24 48,000.00

______Flower ___garden____m______N_A______1,530.00 11 FTC -Access road cutting and reconstruction in 2000 N/A 23.8 47,600.00 ___ _Flower__ ___garden______N__A__ _17__5__1,487.50 2 12 Ndarnvo Kalolokesha Cassava garden rn 17.5 1.5kg/mn 180 3,150.00 13 P. Mtwaleni Cassava garden M __17___5 1.k/'305,600.00

14 T. Mvwamnbira Cassava garden _____17__5 1___5kg ____m ____166___2,905.00 __ Nvamlima ______Cassava garden m2 17.5 1.5kg/rn2 180 3,150.00 16N_ Kvr Cassava garden M2 17.5 1.5kg/rn 254 4,445.00 2 17 B. Nvirenda Sweet potato garden M2 6 .19kg/mn 192 1,152.00 2 18 Lizzie Chirwa Brick wall fence 2m High rn 1200 0.4kg/rn 80 96,000.00 2 19 J.P. kMbomna Cassava garden mz 17.5 1.5kg/in 160 2,800.00 20 Nlwezalamba Brick wall fence ImnHigh rn 600 N/A 120 72,000.00 21 H. Tchongwe Small hut rn 2500 N/A 12 30,000.0 22__ B ibs Mature Grnelina trees -Over 10 years No 475 N/A 3 1,425.00 2 23 Nt. Lupiya Cassava garden M2 17.5 1.5kg/rn 166 2,905.00 24 Kalibenga Potato garden in 12 0.4kg/rn' 176 2,112.00 25 0. Miwenefumnbo Wire fence m2 200 N/A 248 49,600.00 26 NRWB Pipe relocation &incidental breakages LS LS N/A 200,000.00 2 27 Nt.MI. ,lhango Hedge and wire fence mn 200 N/A 66 13,200.00 2 28 N. Msukwa Cassava garden -;i 17.5 0.4kg/rn 244 4,270.00 2 29 W. Miwenibabo Ornarnental flowers in 85 0.4kg/mn 48 4,080.00 30 F. K. Ngwira Cassava garden in 17.5 1.k/n172 3,010.00 2 31 D. Chilembo Cassava garden in 17.5 j~/ 296 5,180.00 32 Safario Construction Hedge and wire fence in 200 N/A 36 7,200.00 33 S. Sirnkonda Cassava garden in 17.5 -1.5kg/mn' 360 6,300.00 34 Free Methodist Church Flower hedge in 85 N/A 44 3,740.00 35 National Bank Car park in 2000 N/A 12 24,000.00 2 36 A. Chibondo Cassava garden in 17.5 1.5kg/rn 196 3,430.00 37 W. Chibambo Wire fence in_ 200 N/A 25 5,000.00 38 KRAAD Car park and access road in 1125 N/A 16 18,000.00 2 39 NI.S. Kaluba Cassava garden in- 17.5 1.5kg/mn 240 4,200.00 2 40 NI. P. Nlbewe Cassava garden in 17.5 1.5kg/rn 196 3,430.00 41 D. Kuvokwa Banana trees No 85 N/A 9 765.00 42 N. Miulungu IMud hut of Unburnt Bricks in 400 N/A 75 30,000.00 43 Crukuru Universal Access road m2 2000 N/A 12 24,000.00 44 The Town Assembly Road works and drai'nage LS 2000 N/A 2,000.00 2 2 45 MwakabanRa Cassava garden rn 17.5 1.5kg/mn 160 2,800.00 2 46 W. K. Mbewe Cassava garden InM 17.5 1.5kg/rn 1 144 2,520.00 47 B. Kuvokwa Cassava garden rn 17.5 1.5kg/mn' 120 2,100.00 2 2 48 Mwakafwira Cassava garden rn 17.5 1.5kg/rn 196 3,430.00 2 2 49 F. Miuskani Cassava garden in 17.5 1.5kg/rn 172 3,010.00 2 2 50 B. Mlwandira Potato garden in 12 1.9kg/rn 280 3,360.00 51 Ml'jutyre Access road in2 2000 N/A 18 36,000.00 2 2 52 Chibweva Cassava garden &2 Gmnelina Poles m 17.5 1.5kg/mn 240 4,200.00 Grnelina Poles No 60 N/A 2 120.00 53 C. Chikongo -Brick wall fence 2rn High M2 1200 N/A 70 84,000.00 2 -Flowers in 85 N/ 12 1,020.00 2 54 Nthakomnwa Hedge in 100 N/A 70 7,000.00 2 55 Simwaka Brick wall fence -2m High in 1200 N/A 85 102,000.00 56 PVHO WVirefence M2 200 N/A 50 10,000.00 57 T. Kasunga Flower garden rn2 85 N/A 84 7,140.00 2 58 Nt.Phiri Fence under passage in 420 N/A 40 16,800.00 2 59 L. Magagani Potato garden Mn 6 .19kg/mn 280 1,680.00 60 Thomnbozi Cassava garden M 75 15g '163400 2 2 61 Mlwenekibombe Cassava garden in 17.5 1.5kg rn 172 3,010.00

62 Mtwalungila Concrete floor slab M2 1500 N/A 9_6_4_400_0 2 2 63 Mafawa Hut in 2500 0.4kg/rn 12 30,000.00 64 0. C. Mibowe Gmnelina trees poles No 60 N/A 5 300.00 2 65 M. H. Soko Cassava garden in 17.5 N/A 120 2,100.00 66 TF.D. Mialinda Access road in2 2000 N/A 30 60,000.00 67 S.S. Banda Cassava garden M2 175 1kg 240,900 68 B.MpIhande Wooden fence in2 40 N/A 60 2,400.00 2 2 69 A. Thindwa Brick wall fence -2rn High n _ 1200 0.4kg/rn 66 79,200.00 2 2 70 W. Nvirongo Cassava garden in 17.5 1.5kg/rn 160 2,800.00 2 71 Mwafilaso Cassava garden nM2 17.5 1.5kg/rn 108 1,890.00 72 Y. Niwafulirwa Cassava garden M2 15g '142500275 2 2 73 C. W. Zirnba Cassava garden n _ 17.5 1.5kg/rn 96 1,680.00 2 74 J1.F. Nlovo Hut in 2500NA 11.9 29,750.00 75 E.T. Zgamnbo Gmelina trees for Poles -No 60 N/A 5 300.00 76 A. Tilosi Bluegam trees No 75 N/A 4 300.00 2 *Cassava garden Mn 17.5 1.5kg/rn 120 2,100.00 77 Louis Banda Mlature Gmelina trees -Over 10vears in 600 N/A 2 1,200.00 2 78 Kavuni Flowers in 85 N/A 24 2,040.00 2 79 G. K. Mvula- Flower Bed in 85 N/A 8 680.00 2 -Access road in 335.0 N/A 12 4,020.00 80 Nlwamnondwe Earth pit 1LS N/A 1 #VALUE! 81 Rueben Shamnbo Cassava garden 1. .k/'123000 82 T. Siveni Blue gumnpoles No 75 N/A 4 300.00 83 j. Luhanga Blue gumnpoles No 75 N/A 5 375.00 2 2 84 A. Kamnwenda Potato garden in 6 .19kg/mn 108 648.00 85 Lusubilo Reposition cattle kraal rn 161.3 N/A 123 19,839.90 86 Simnwaka Banana trees No 85 N/ 13 1,105.00 2 2 87 B.N. Lwinga Cassava garden in 17.5 1.5kg/in 196 3,430.00 88 D. NlIasebo Cassava garden M 75 15g 2162700 89 Chaminade Sign post reposition No 500 N/A 1 500.00 90 G. Nvirenda Mature Gmnelina trees No 475 N/A 1 475.00 91 Mai Tionge Cassava garden in2 17.5 1.5k /rn2 124 2,170.00 92 W. Winga Ornamental flowers M2 85 N/A 36 3,060.00 2 -Wire Fence in 200 N/A 55 11,000.00 93 S. T. Chirwa Repositioning &reconstruction of kraal Mn 161.3 N/A 124 20,001.20 94 D. Nllaghila Cassava garden M2 17.5 1.5kg/mn 172 3,010.00 95 W. Kondowe Cassava garden or 17.5 1.5kg/in2 96 1,680.00 96 Chimnpesa Hawker or2 2000 1 N/A 15 30,000.00 97 A. Nlunde Cassava garden or 17.5 1.5kg/in 240 4,200.00 98 Simuanguzge Cassava garden M2 17.5 1.5kg/mn 340 5,950.00 99 F.T. Nlsukwa Banana trees 85 N/A 15 1,275.00 2 -100 J.Sichinga Access road or 2000 N/A 24 48,000.00 101 TonaNIwale Hawker No 2000 N/A 1 2,000.00 2 2 102 R. Hara Potato garden nr 6 .19kg/in 108 648.00 2 2 103 E.Nkhoniera Potato garden in 6 .19kg/rn 136 816.00 Demolition and reconstruction of pit latrine 10~40. Kishombe toilet LS N/A 1 _ ____ 22 105 Chimrphepo Mn J. Cassava garden 2 17.5 1.5kg/in 144 2,520.00 106D. W. K. Khunga Wire fence or~ ~ ~~~~20NA6 ~~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~~~~~2000 107 H.V. K. Kasunga Wire fence in 200 N/A 60 12,000.00

______D. __N __andota_____Cassava _____garden____ M 17.5 1.5kg/in 160 2,800.00 2 109 H. Silungwe ICassava garden M21 17.5 1.5kg/in 96 1,680.00 2 110 Y. Nlwainlima lHut mn 2500 N/A 12.1 30,250.00 Disclosure Resettlement Plan National Water Development Project (CR-2753-1) Rehabilitation/Expansion of Eight Town Water Supplies in the Central and Northern Regions Republic of Malawi

Attached is a Resettlement Plan for the Rehabilitation and Expansion of Eight Town Water Supplies in the Central and Northern Regions of Malawi. Works include the construction of boreholes, pipelines, water storage tanks, and related buildings. CENTRAL REGION WATER BOARD NATIONAL WATER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT SIX CENTRES WATER SUPPLY PROJECT

COMPENSATION PLAN

Six Water Supply Scheme Project which is being financed under National Water Development Project (NWDP) by IDA is targeting Six District towns namely: Nkhota-kota, Salima, Ntchisi, Dowa, Ntcheu and Dedza. This project is aimed at improving water supply for the said towns by carrying out rehabilitation programme of the existing system which is dilapidated and experiencing frequent breakdowns and high unaccounted for water. The project is also aimed at expanding the system to meet the population demand for the year 2010. The works are more than 95% complete as of July 2002. The project details are as follows:

Table 1

Six Water Supply Schemes Project

em '-- . !.N o6;-iR _ fhi Nkd~D4'-& Nkhe_`' Twd|'tt. .

Boreholes to be No'.? .F 1 3 1 3 4 12 drilled - Boreholes to be No 4 4 4 4 5 2 23 equipped jjt. Surface intakes to ; ' 1 1 2 be rehabilitated ______

Treatment wvorks to No .- 1 1 1 3 be rehabilitated . ' Chemical treatment # Yes/No No No Yes Yes Yes No HtH Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Storage Capacity .i i - *, Abeco Tanks m3. - 500.00 300.00 200.00 100.00 1.100

Standpipe Tank m . 460.00 500 00- 190.00 - 1.150 Concrete Tank m32 , - - - 600 - 65 665

Transmission main km- - -: 5 90 1.00 - 9.37 3 65 20 Distnbution system 24 41 32 00 14.68 9 20 22.45 10.50 113 CWPs Ng 58 62 45 22 65 2 277 Zone Office NO . 'Ni.1'h00. ao , 100:u..-.l . 2-' Scheme Office No. sO 1 1 2 4 CH 10 House N6 .1 15 1 1- 3 EH5 House o 1 1 1 2 5 Almost in all towns, there has been compensation issues that have been encountered with, and as it is the law of Malawi Government that all issues that deals with free hold land and customary land, the Ministry of Lands has to take the leading role. During the implementation of the project we made sure that before the project started, a copy of drawings showing all sites and locations were sent to the Chief Executives and District Commissioners of Town and District Assemblies. These are the representatives of Malawi Government at the District and Town level.

The value of customary land is standard at 30,000 MK/HA. It is only in towns and commercial arrears where the rate is driven by market forces as well as the infrastructure development. This is also applicable to free hold and estates owned land where the government has no direct control. Compensation for land was only required on customary land, no other lands were involved.

As this project has mainly been rehabilitation and some extension of the distribution network not much new land was required for boreholes, water tanks and buildings. Of that which was required most already belonged to the board. The description is as follows:

Nkhota-kota

One borehole has been drilled in a well field already belonging to the water board. The area of land used is 50 m by 50 metres. (2500m3)

Two Chlorination buildings have been built occupying almost 5m2 each. These are also in our own land where other Central Region Water Board structures are existing.

* Stand Pipe Tank 2 It is occupying IOOm (10 x 10 m) of land near Catholic institution. The land was given to Central Region Water Board free of charge by the Catholic Institution.

* Communal Water Points Each Communal Water Point is occupying IOOm2 (lOm x 10m). These sites were selected by Community Water Point Committees through discussions facilitated by Community Liaison groups (CLGs), where there was not cost for the land. There are 58 CWP in Nkhota-kota in several villages and communities total area of land occupied is 5800m2 .

* Scheme office The scheme office is occupying 2500m2 of land (50 x 50 m). The land has been leased by Central Region Water Board from Nkhota-kota District Assembly. Development charges were paid and fees will be paid annually to the Assembly as lease charges.

The length of the new distribution system is 24000 m.

2 SALIMA

* Borehole Three new boreholes have been drilled. Each borehole is occupying an area of 50 x 50 (2500 m2 ) piece of land.

* Chlorination Buildings There are two chlorination buildings erected in Salima. Both buildings have been erected on the land acquired for boreholes. One building is controlling two boreholes that are feeding the standpipe at Kaphatenga while the other one controls one borehole which is feeding the ground level tank.

* Tanks A total of 725 m2 has been acquired for the ground level tank and the standpipe tank. The land occupied by standpipe tank was donated to Central Region Water Board free of charge by the Catholic Institution in Salima.

* Communal Water Points (CWP) There are 62 Communal Water Points in Salima the total area of land occupied is 6200 m2 100 m 2(10 xlO m) being for each CWP.

* Zone office This has been erected on the land already belonging to Central Region Water Board, where the old stores used to stand.

* CH1O House This house is on 1500 m2 (30 m x 50 m) piece of land. This is a leasehold land from Salima Town Assembly.

The length of the new distribution is 32000 metres and 5900 m for transmission main.

NTCHISI

* Boreholes Two boreholes has been drilled in Ntchisi the land had to be acquired and compensation paid.

* Chlorination Buildings This has been built on land already owned by the Board.

* Tanks A 300 m3 tank has been erected next to two existing tanks on a piece of land which already belongs to the board.

* Scheme Office and EH-5 House One big piece of land 6200 m2 in total was acquired for both the scheme office and the EH5 House. The land is demarcated partly for office use and partly for the EH 5 Houses.

3 DOWA

* Borehole Three boreholes have been drilled in Dowa 2 on the land acquired from Department of Forestry (50m x 50m + 2500m2 for each borehole) and one has been drilled on CRWB land next to an existing borehole.

* Chlorination Buildings Three chlorination buildings have been built. Two are next to each borehole forestry boreholes. One is built next to CRWB's existing borehole.

* Tanks One concrete tank of 600 m3 volume has been built on 900 m2 land acquired from Forestry Department.

* Communal Water Points Twenty-two Communal Water Points have been built in the surrounding villages and communities. In total, 2200 m2 of land has been used.

* Scheme offices Two scheme offices have been built in separate locations. Each office is built on 2500 m2 (50 x 50 m) piece of land.

* CH 10 and EH 5 Houses

2 2 Both these houses have been built on 2400 m (60 x 40 m) and 900 m (30 x 30 m) respectively. This land already belongs to the board.

DEDZA

* Boreholes Four boreholes have been drilled in Dedza. One borehole is drilled at Kapalamula next to an abandoned borehole which collapsed. This 2500 m2 site already belongs to the CRWB. Three boreholes have been drilled in Dauya on land occupying 7500 m2 total. This land had to be acquired and compensation paid. The CRWB is currently negotiating with owners of land for the acquisition land for access road.

* Chlorination Buildings Three Chlorination Buildings have been built on property already owned by the CRWB near existing boreholes.

* Water Tanks Two water tanks have been erected in Dedza on land owned by the CRWB.

4 * Zone office The Zone office has been built on a 6000 m2 (60 x 100 m) piece of land which has been leased from Dedza Town Assembly.

* CH 10 House This has been built on 2400 m2 (40 x 60 m) piece of land leased from the Town Assembly.

NTCHEU

* Boreholes No new borehole has been drilled.

* Chlorination Buildings Three chlorination buildings are being constructed on CRWB land. One at Chiole Booster Station and one at the Ndagoma Tank Site.

* Tanks Two tanks have been built, one 65m3 concrete tank at the Booster Station and one 100m3 steel groundwater tank at the office site. This is basically a break pressure tank from Ndagoma tank.

* Communal Water Points Twenty-five Communal Water Points have been built to several Communities and villages.

* EH 5 Houses Two have been built, one at the booster station and other one at Ndagoma Tank and Chlorination Site.

The above information is summarized in Table 2.

Table 2 Six Water Supply Schemes Project

Scih,(- - J.X NAMMX " 0dUi *i NtcMi$M Wwazy~- &d,J"' Ntcheu .~ Total L

Boreholes to No. 1 3 1 3 4 12 be drilled

Land for m2 - boreholes 2,500 7,500 2,500 7,500 10,000

Chlorination No. 2 2 1 1 3 1 10 Buildings

Land for m2 ------Chlorination m2 _

5 buildings. * .- i

s Erected No. 1 2 1 1 2 2 9 Land for m2 Tanks 100.00 725.00 225.00 900.00 725.00 725.00 f.

CWPs No. 58 62 45 22 65 25 277 Land Occupied by m2 5,800.00 6,200.00 4,500.00 2,200.00 6,500.00 2,500.00 h

CWPs______

Zone No. Office/Scheme 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 6 Office Land for m2 Offices 2,500 2,500 5,000 5,000 6,000 -

CHIO No. House/EH5 1 1 1 2 1 2 8 House Land for m2 Housing 1,500 900 1,200 3,300 2,400 2,200 O Transmission km. main - 5.90 1.00 - 9.37 3.65 20 Distribution Km system 24.41 32.00 14.68 9.20 22.45 10.50 113 No of Household No. 21 5 35 - 3 64 128 affected _

MARKET PRICES The compensation rates for crops was determined through a market survey. For example, for maize, a 50 kg bag is sold at a commercial rate of K850.00 which is equivalent to K17 per kg. This is the same rate being applied under item 17 and 18 to Mrs Lefani Chisala and Mr. Rabson Mvula in Ntchisi. Similarly, the supermarket rate for cabbage drumhead ranges from K20 to K45 per head (inclusive transport tax and profit) depending on the size. Mr. Rabson Phiri and Mrs Kanyemba in Ntchisi were paid at the rate of K20 per head respectively. (see compensation plan where this and other examples are provided).

In our opinion the rates used are a representative of the market prices and in some case better, especially for food prices due to the current food situation in Malawi.

NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS AFFECTED From the table submitted a total number of 128 houses were affected. You will note that in Dowa it is only the Forestry department (not are individuals) that was affected.

6 CENTRAL REGION WATER BOARD

NATIONAL WATER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

SIX CENTRES WATER SUPPLY PROJECT

COMPENSATION PLAN

1.0 POLICY FOR COMPENSATION FOR PROPERTY AND CROPS

1.1 For temporary loss of crops and/or structures, Central Region Water Board compensates individuals, regardless of ownership status (tenured or customary including road reserves), for loss of current crops and replacement of structures.

1.2 For permanent loss of land, crops and/or structures, Central Region Water Board compensate affected individuals regardless of ownership status (tenured or customary including road reserves), where Central Region Water Board pays compensation and relocates the affected individual to another equivalent site acceptable to him/her and compensates him/her for the full replacement value of the lost crops and structure.

2.0 BASIS FOR COMPENSATION OF PROPERTY AND CROPS

2.1 Crops - The District Commissioner (DC) maintains a schedule of compensation rates for various types of crops and trees. The schedule is used to set minimum compensation rates. (Note: Rates used by the NR WB are about 50% above the minimum rates.)

2.2 Land - The CRWB pays compensation according to the following formula: Amount of Compensation = Area (m2 ) x Unit Price @30,000 MK/m2 ; and, in consultation with traditional leaders, relocates the affected individual to another equivalent site acceptable to him/her.

2.3 Structures - for compensating structures, the District Commissioner uses the services of a professional assessor who determines the value the affected structure.

3.0 PROCESS OF DETERMINING COMPENSATION

3.1 The process of compensation is managed with the full involvement of the DC's office which is the authority mandated to handle issues of compensation.

4 3.2 The process starts with identification of the required land and affected individual, and assessment of the crops, structures and the size of the affected property. This assessment is done jointly with the DC's office, the Local Leaders (Chiefs), professional assessors, and the owner of the property, structures and/or crops.

3.3 Once the assessment is made, the Water Board in the presence of the DC negotiates compensation with the affected individual.

3.4 After an agreement with the affected individual has been reached, payment for compensation is made by the Board to the affected individual through the DC's office.

C.K. Zulu GENERAL MANAGER

5 13th July 2002

EXAMPLES OF COMPENSATION CALCULATIONS ON SIX CENTRES PROJECT

We are in receipt of your Email of 17 'h June, 2002 in which you brought to it to our attention concerns raised regarding the calculation of compensation.

As mentioned earlier in our correspondence to you, compensation is paid for based on three main categories:

A LAND

The Ministry of Lands and Housing stipulates that for locations outside the Cities of Lilongwe, Blantyre, Mzuzu and Zomba be compensated for at MK30,000 per hectare. Taking one hectare to be 10,000 square meters, the rate of compensation works out to be MK3 per square meter. Table 1 below shows five recipients of compensation under the Six Centres Project, and the size of the land for which compensations was paid. Note the similarity in value of compensation between Mr. S Yenderani (750m2) and Mr Tsabvu (756m2) both of Sanza Village in Ntchisi.

Item Owner Length Breadth Area Rate Total (m) (m) (m ) Klm

1 Mr. S Yenderani 25 30 750.00 3 2,250.00 2 Mr. Nasoni Mapulanga 15 7.5 112.50 3 337.50 3 Mrs Haliet M 71 9 639.00 3 1,917.00 4 Mr. Tsabvu 84 9 756.00 3 2,268.00 5 Mrs Keziliya Njasi, Njasi Cottage 7.5 15 112.5 3 337.5

B CROPS/EGETABLES/TREES

For trees whose sole purpose is for use as poles, calculation of compensation is based on the number of trees and the diameter of the tree 500cm above the ground level. For fruit trees (e.g. peaches, oranges, bananas, etc.) Ministry of Lands and Housing stipulates the expected number of fruits that the tree would bear per annum and this is multiplied by the current market price of the fruits to calculate the compensation payable. For such crops such as beans, groundnuts, sweet potatoes, the Ministry of Lands and Housing provides the maximum production figures in Kilograms per hectare of land hence the calculation of compensation is dependent on the size of the cultivated land. The table below attempts to explain the calculation of compensation Item Description Owner Length Breadth Prd Qty Unit Rate Tota _____ ~~~~~~~~~(m)(mn) Kg/HaQt UntRe Toa 1 Chinese Cabbage Mr. Rabson M N/A N/A N/A 73 Plants Phiri 20.00 1,460.00 2 Cabbage Mrs Kanyemba N/A N/A N/A 20 Plants 20.00 400.00 3 Dry Maize Chrissie 10.2 3 4000 12.24 Kg Sengani _ _17.00 208.08 4 Chinese Vegetables Chrissie 32 Plants Sengani 20.00 640.00 5 Green Maize Henry Bnada 360 Plants .______5.00 1,800.00 6 Beans Henry Bnada 11 3 10000 33 Kg 45.00 1,485.00 7 Sugar Cane Henry Bnada 7 Each 10.00 70.00 8 Blue Gum Trees V/H Tandwe 83 Each 30cm Diam __60.00 4,980.00 9 Blue Gum Trees Chisomo F N/A N/A N/A 51 Each 26cm Diam Kafulama . 40.00 2,040.00 10 Cacius Trees 26cm Chisomo F N/A N/A N/A 22 Each diam Kafulama 40.00 880.00 11 Lukina Trees 26cm Chisomo F N/A N/A N/A 6 Each diam Kafulama 40.00 240.00 12 Blue Gum Trees 35 Esanga N/A N/A N/A 2 Each cm diam Kaphaidyani . 60.00 120.00 13 High Yield Banana Felix Kavala N/A N/A N/A 1500 Each I ______1.00 1,500.00 14 Peaches P.A Mtengula N/A N/A N/A 900 Each ______1.00 900.00 15 Paprika Garden Mr. B Mpaya 32 3 500 4.8 kg 95.00 456.00 16 Blue Gum Trees V. L. Msopera N/A N/A N/A 1 Each 1.3m diam _ 400.00 400.00 17 MH17 Maize Lefani 25 30 4000 300 Kg Chinaima, 17.00 5,100.00 Sanza Vge 18 SC627 Maize Mr. W Mateyo 26 3 4000 31.2 Kg 17.00 530.40 19 Sweet Potato Rabson Mvula, 11 7 2000 15.4 Kg Jasi Cottage 34.00 523.60 20 Groundnuts, CG7 Mr. Kaunde 36 9 1500 48.6 Kg I______Shema I_____ 46.00 2,235.60

The maximum production per hectare is give below as stipulated by Ministry of Land and Housing:

1. Groundnuts 1,500 kg/ha 2. Sweet potato 2,000 kg/ha 3. Beans 10,000 kg/ha 4. Maize (e.g. MH17) 4,000 kg/ha

2 C STRUCTURES

During the implementation of.the Six Centres Project, there was no case that required payment of compensation to anyone for structures or relocation of people.

Should you require further information, please contact the undersigned.

Regards

C.K. Zulu General Manager

3 CENTRAL REGION WATER BOARD NATIONAL WATER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT SIX CENTRES WATER SUPPLY PROJECT

COMPENSATION PLAN

1.0 POLICY FOR COMPENSATION FOR PROPERTY AND CROPS

2.0 BASIS FOR COMPENSATION OF PROPERTY AND CROPS

2.2 Land - The CRWB pays compensation according to the following formula: Amount of Compensation = Area (m 2 ) x Unit Price @0.30 MK/m2 ; and, in consultation with traditional leaders, relocates the affected individual to another equivalent site acceptable to him/her.

2.3 Structures - for compensating structures, the District Commissioner uses the services of a professional assessor who determines the value the affected structure.

3.0 PROCESS OF DETERMINING COMPENSATION

3.1 The process of compensation is managed with the full involvement of the DC's office which is the authority mandated to handle issues of compensation

3.2 The process starts with identification of the required land and affected individual, and assessment of the crops, structures and the size of the affected property. This assessment is done jointly with the DC's office,

3.3 Once the assessment is made, the Water Board in the presence of the DC negotiates compensation with the affected individual.

3.4 After an agreement with the affected individual has been reached, payment for compensation is made by the Board to the affected individual through the DC's office.

C.K. Zulu GENERAL MANAGER

5 * . X.L;I'ILaZ. 'vc"i'J.' W .B(,4Y) - Axj &(1. Lt~ /ld

SIX CENTRES WATER SUPPLY PROJECT

DETAILS OF COMPENSATION PAID TO FARMERS AND LAND OWNERS

NKHOTAKOTA: Compensation was paid to 2i clamiriitM f8f da3mage to crops.

Location: Various

Name of Claimant and Amount of claim: (MK)

1. Veronika Wazakill - 259 2. Lilian Mbaya - 225 3. Florence Kameta - 390 4. Katija Yusuf 480 5. Aliyema Mussa - 450 6. Annes Farahani 390 7. Village Headman VinjenJe 129.50 8. Alick Nkhoma - 270 9. Muhajllna Mbaya 300 10.Veronica Kandodo 240 11.Tabiyeni Bitadam - 300 12.Wadi Banda - 450 13.Peter Chitani - 495 14. Henry Phiri - 390 15.1ness Kapeta 525 16.Mwanalabu Bitimwachande 300 17.Happy Mbanda - 375 18. Esther Dawane 405 19.Makwemba Sabiti 375 20. Lawrence Chimwala 300 21.Chilolo Toba 300

Total 7348.50 SALIMA: Compensation was paid to the owner of land required for the ABECO tank and to four Claimants for land needed for new boreholes.

Location: Lilongwe Road near the District Hospital. Boreholes near Kaphetenga.

Name of Claimant and Amount of Claim: (MK)

1. Mrs. Gogonaphumisa Malunga 20,000 2. Elias Lupiya 12,100 (1,332M2 ofland) 3. Nelson Ndalama 9,500 (1,045M2 of land) 4. Numeri Julius 15,000 (1,50OM2 of land.) 5. Delia Gube - 15,000 (3552M2 of land)

NTCHEU: 59 claims were paid to villagers In the total amount of MK52,610 for damage to crops. Compensation was paid to the owner of land at Borehole JG08A In the amount of MK2,693.

Location: Various

Name of Claimant and Amount of Claim: MK

1. Falima Jombo - 1,200 6. M. Kandota - 900 7. W. Chisamba - 1,160 8. Mr. Ntonya - 150 9. Mrs Masina - 1,230 10. Black Chikakheni - 315 11.Magret Sakalaka - 90 12. Friday J. Musipe - 250 13.John Nalison - 555 14. Benjamin Gamata 350 15.Simon Marison - 550 16.Lison Bonifasio - 1,190 17. Lumpanl Jaiwale 1,720 18.Zuze Kumwimbe 5,620 19.F. Makuso - 780 20. Back Kachingwe - 7,500 21.Bengo 150 22. Mr. Mmeta - 250 23. Mr. Abdul * 700 24.B. L, Fraser - 200 25.Tende Nazombe 250 26. Rose Edward - 450 27. Florida Maston - 40 28.Emily Gobede - 200 29.Joe Chibwana - 800 30. Samisoni Levison - 135 31.Falen Mkanda - 150 32. Grace Bakali - 100 33. Lucy Chinyamula 1,575 34.L. Chandidya - 1,080 35.Anne Zapelewera - 100 36. Dauglas Galllea - 450 37.M. Chithonje - 200 38.G.V.H. Mastimale - 1,800 39. A. Nyadaufe 550 40. S. Nkhata * 450 41.M. Konala - 2,250 42.E. Palsanja - 300 43.S. Ntchaine 700 44.Simion Ania - 950 45.Wallford Nkhota 1,650 46.Luse Landison - 150 47.Mateyo Gobede 810 48. M. Saguga - 960 49. Mrs Kasinja 900 50.Feida Njirayafa 1,200 51. Miriam Phiri 750 52. Augustine Geya 100 53. Mr. Mulongoti - 300 54.Fusanl WlVisoni - 900 55. M.A. Kalamula 600 56.Ane Kanthanje - 1,050 57.R. Franklin - 900 58.Mr. Salambula - 200 59.W.S. Kandzikano 300 60. Mrs. Chambakata 600 61. Mr. Kadzombe - 1,050 62. Ntcheu Catholic Parish - 300 63.Chlole Zambesi Church - 2,500 64. Frank Kaudzu - 2,693

Total: 55,303 NrCHISI: 35 Claims were paid to villagers in the total amount of MK132,359.67. Land was required in the Dambo for boreholes and access roads.

Location: Various

Name of Claimant and Amount of Claim: MK

1. S. Yenderani - 30,190 (750M2 of land and crops) 2. Lefani Chinaima - 5,100 3. W. Mateyo - 530.40 4. Nason Mapulanga - 8,487.50 (112.5M2 of land and crops) 5. Mrs. Haliet M - 3,155 (799M2 of land and crops) 6. Mai Naphiri 14,690 7. Rabson Mvula - 1,540 8. Kesilya Njasi 15,109 (112.5M2 of land and crops) 9. G.M. Katumba 1040.40 (153M2 of land and crops) 1O.Stain Namajoswa - 1,899.20 (279M2 of land and crops) 11.Kaunde Shema - 2,235.60 (324M2 of land and crops) 12.Tsabvu Sanza - 2,268 (756M2 of land) 13.Mr. Pilatolo 2937.60 (432M2 of land) 14.J. Gadila 3,917.36 (252M2 of land and crops) 15.M.C. Lawrence - 4.500 16. Mrs. Khezilia Zulu - 4,050 17.Agnes Kyumba 6,885.36 (1314M2 of land) 18.Rabson Phiri - 1,460 19. Mrs Kanyemba - 1.800 20.Chrlssle Sengaml 1,940.50 21.Esanga Kaphaidyani - 120 22. Felix Kavala - 1.500 23.P.A. Mtengula 900 24. B. Mpaya - 456 (96M2 of land) 25.V.1. Msopera - 475 26. H.B. Chinylmba - 550 27.Andrew Kanyemba - 720 28.H.J. Chiwaya - 375 29.Ali Abulayimu - 80 30. Peter Shumba - 75 31. Alex Kadewere - 75 32.Y. Siyenl - 240 33. Mr. Chimdzeka (father)- 213.75 (45M2 of land) 34. Lawrence Manual - 1,200 35. Mau Banda - 165

Total 132,359.67 DOWA: Land was required in the Dowa Forest Reserve for the tank and additional borehole In Nanthomba Valley.

Location: Dowa Forest Reserve

Name of Claimant and Amount of Claim: MK

Director of Forestry - 15,000 (New borehole in Nanthomba) Director of Forestry - 30,000 (Land and trees at Dowa Tank)

DEDZA: Land was acquired in Dauya Village for three boreholes. Additional land and compensation for crops will be required for the Pump Control Building, access roads and pumping mains.

Locationi: Dauya Village

Name of Claimant and Amount of Claim: MK

1. Ms. Naslyani - 4,000 2. Ms. Nasiyanl - 8,000 3. Joseph Henderson - 4,500

Total - 16,500 ____-______Atth e,General Manager

NTCU1S WS)TRCT ASiML

.11Acorrespondence to be addressed P.O. box I NTCHISI To the Dcstrcrl Comnmisioner 7eI: 28 z222 : 85 265 Fcr : 285j 286 Our Reft AGR/J2 l44 Your Ref: Darle: 2 0ih November. 2001

The Manager, Central Region Water Board, LILONGWE.

Dear Sir.

COMPENSATION FOR THE WATER SYSTENM IMPROVEMENT IN TIIIS DISTIZICT

Please find the attached compersation tor ;!U! further and uraent action. This amounted to Twenty Three Thousand Eigh.i l-undr-.- And Four Kwacha Twenty Five Tlambala (K273,804.25)

Yours fElithfUllY.

B.D.C. amtengo For: DIST ICT COMMISSIONE:R

Att'd.

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~~~ j 8 18-JRL-02 THU 16:45 CENTRAL REGICN WIBARD FAX NO. Zbb fbdl78

Ref. No. AGR/C3/21/44

COMPERSATION FOR THE WATER SYSTEM CURRENTLY UNDERWAY IN NTCHISI DTSTRICT

l. AMr.Rabson Malunga Phir. c/o W.W. Plhiri Ntchisi Post Office

73 Chinese vegetable plani:s ' K20i; p t73 x 20) Total ...... Kl.460.00 ......

2. N;Mrs. Kanyernba (Mother). Chananga Village, T.A. Kalumo, Ntchisi

Cabbage Dimba: I head is l11 :1ccrtA 15 x 2 x 3 = 90 heads, K'!) ic>i.ad Total ...... K,800.00K......

3. Chrissic Sengani, Sanza Village, -.A. Kalutmo, N-chis.

(a) Maize Gardcn: O1.2m !n .nii 3'!,.II-; I ha. - 4000 kgs..Kl 7 7er k z. 100OGx 30.6m -000 -- , K.>. ; K17iKg. Sub-Total - K1300.50

(b) Chinese veget3bles: 32 plants @ K20/plant 32 x 20 = K640.00 Total .. ,940.50 ...... 18-JJL-02 THU !6:t7 _ CENTRAL REGIuN W3OARD FAX NO. 265 758178 P 3

4. Henry Banda. Sanza Village, T.A. Kalunio, N-tclhisi

(a) Dimba high Maize

60 stations @ 3 plants per statioll 60 x 3 = 180 plants @ 2 cobs per pla;'u !S0 x 2 = 360 cobs @ K5 pei cc) 360 x 5 - K1800 Sub-Total - K1800.00 (b) Beans

I In by 3m - 33m3 1000 kgs./hac. _ k-s./33m!

10000 x 33 1000 33@,K45 pPe-lK;. Sub-Total = K 1485.00

Iot31 *...... K3,355.00 ......

S. V If Tandwe T.A. Maleniga Ntchisi

83, blueg-um poles of over 30cm :; :!t K60 each 82 x K60 each K4980 rotal ...... K4,980.00 ,

6. Chisonio Florence Kafulama C'o Box 49 Ntchisi

5 I blueguun poles of over 6-ic-i| ;Jicl ! K40 ea. = K2040 2' cacius poles of over '26ci eachl "r.1 - KSSO 6 Lukina trees of over 26cm .. K-I0 ' 2!0.00 Tocal ...... K3,124.00 ...... _l-JJL-U2 "HU 16:50C CENTRAL REGION W/3OARD FAX 10. 265 758178 P. 4

7. Esanga Kaphaidyani, Tandwe Village, 1'.A. Malenga, Ntchisi.

2 Blue-gum trees of 35cm ea. i) K6Q!p Total ...... K 120 ...... 8. Felix Kavala, Tandwe Village, T.A. Malenga, Ntchisi.

6 Baniana plants highi yield 250 tingers per plant @ K i ea. 250 x 6 x I = KRl500.00 Total ...... 00...... : ..

9. MIr. P.A. Mtengula, Sanza Village, Ntchisi.

3 peaclies trees low yield 300 fruits per tree @ Kl.OO ejcci fru;i: 300 x 3. x Kl = K900 TGtal ...... K 900.00 ......

10. Mvr. B. Mpaya. Sanza Village. T.A. Kalumo. Ntchisi

Papnika garden

32m by 3m I hac. = 500 Kgs. ( K95 per ko. 62 in2 = less 32mi x 3m = 96m2 96 x 500 x 95 1000( = K456.!)1

Total ...... K 456.00 ...... Id-*JJL-UZ.TU 15:53 CENTRAL REGION WBOARD FAX NO. 265 758178 P. 5

II. V.L. Msopera Kansengwa village, T.A. Nthondo, Ntclhisi

t Biue-gum tree of 1.3m CH) K.A,'(Ce.ch plus I rodge of K75 each Total ...... K 475.00 ......

1. H.B. Chinyimba, Ziyeiuera Village, P.O. Box 4. Ntchisi

(a) 1 blue-gum tree of I bin d'1; -h)O (o) 2 rodges @ K75 each 400 + 150 Total ...... K 550.00 ......

13. Andrewv Kanyemnba. Ch:avranga Village, T.A. Kalunio, Ntch:si.

i Bluie-gum trees of 30Me :in ! pole 12 x () K720 Total ...... K 720.00 ......

14. 11.1. Chiwava Ziyenda Village, IT.A. K'alumo, Ntchisi.

> Blue-gum trees of 4 lcn e -I K75.00 ea. K;5:. each x . 375 Total ...... K 35.00 ......

15. Ai Abuiayirnu. Kachulu Area. P.O. B3Ox 15. Ntcliisi

2 buLC-gum trees of 86cra K-'i .. ich 2 x () = KS0 Totall ...... K 80.00 ...... 18.JULC2 TEHU 16:55 CENTRAL REk!O,N WEOARD FAX NO. 265 758178 ?. 6

16. ?eter Shumba, Mankhukwa Area. T.A. Kalumo, Ntehisi

I Jacaranda tree of 40cm Total ...... K..K 75.00 ......

i. Alex Kadewere Kachuiu Area II T.A. Kalumo Ntchisi

blue-gum tree of over 35cm -i Totai l ...... K 75.00 .... ,,.:

18. Y. Siveni Kanyerere Village r..A. Kalumo Ntchisi

blu%-,urn trees of 3lcn c K U each tree 4 x 60 Total .. . .. K 240.00 ......

15. r. CIllmdzeka (Father) tMlteniopaku'.wa Area Ntchil.L

Public land: 15m by 3m I lhuc. 500 Kgs @ K95;;kC. 45; n - less @.K95/kg. 45 x 500 x 95 i000i ='! '.7 Total K 213,75 ......

20 Lawvrcice Manuel C/o P.O. Box 47 Ntch isi

'O C.auis poles of averae 3'j.7cm ::lch Ki.Di() each : 20 x 60 1200 ToN:l I ...... K 1,200.00 ...... 13.-JUL-C2 THU 16:58 CENTRAL REEGICK WBOARD PAX NO. 265 758178 P. 7

21. Mau Banda Sanza Village T.A. Kalumo Ntchisi

3 blue-gdm poles ( 30.5cnm each T K55 .. .3 .. K 165.00 ......

Total . COMIPERSATION ASSESSMENT FOR IWO SEPARATE AREAS WH:ERE WAlISt PUMP!S AItl TO E E,R CTIED AND A ROAD L LEADINGlO'T'llE;SE PI IPS

1. MR. S. YENDERANI SANZA VGE.

(A) Land: I Hac. = K30,000.00 25m x 30m = less 750 x 30,000 10,000m2 - K2,250.00

(B) I Guava tree of 75cm = K 100.00 10 Guava tree of 75cn = Kl,000.00 1 Guava tree yields more 700 x 6 x I - K4,200.00 I Mango tree of cost = K 150.00 Yields: 600 fruits ® K1.00 each = K 600.00

I Peaches trees - K 85.00 6 Peaches trees cart = K 150.00 I Masuku tree cost = K 150.00 1 Makumbuka (local) banana llailt (ost = K 30.00 31 pianis uUt 31 X 3Q3 K 930.00 1 iugarcane cost Kl() 75 stltions of sUgaI- calris ol '2s7 ar calw, p;t- stntio1i cast: 75X27T . = K20,250.00

''rOI At. - J(3Od94U,oEQ

2. MR. LEFANI CHINAIMA SANZA VGE

A. MHI 7 maize = 4000 kgp'lia. (. 14 17/kg. I 0O0Om2 = K68,000 2"Sv X l0il) x_6 8O00 10000 TO'1'L =3,lOV.00

I. Lana: IV,VUumz = JV,vuv.vv 71 m x 9m x 30.000 I Ibhac.wo-I liac. = K, l21 7,QQ .1 hgc,-62000.0o l6Oni x68()QO I lhac. = 1(1088.00 TOTAL = K3155.00 3. MR. W. MATEYO

SC627 Maize: 10000 =68000 26rn x 3m x 68000 I 0,0001m112 TOTAL = K 530.40

4. MR. NASON MAPULANGA SANZA VGE.

A. Cobs of green niaize 8 KIO 55 stations of av. 2 plants per cach station and yields: two cobs pcr plant. 55 stations x 2 plants x 4 cobs x 1K10 110 x 4 = 440 cobs x 10 K4,400.00

B. I local banana plant cost K30

125 plants x 30 - K3,750.00

C. Land: I hac. K30,000.00 1Sm x 7.5ni lcss I 12.5nm2 x 30000 10,000m2 K 337.50 TOTAI, K8,487.50

S. MRS. HALIET M. SANZA VGE.

A. I mango tree - K 150.00 B. Land: 10,000m2 = 30,000.00 7lm x9mx30Q00

I hlac. - K,1917.00 t hac.=68000.00 160m x6800Q I lhac. = K 1088.00

TOTAL - K3155.00

8L.-~Tt~~[ggt 59' XN( (tYvnz~A^ u^,-:; lgiTirn c77,> ni .--, 6. MA NAP1E4Uk SANZA VGE

A. 2 guava tree @ KI00 K 200.00

D. 63 highi Ponidanmo Banana pliamls @ K 150 each plant K9,450.00

C. 28 stations of M-lU7 maric of 3 plants per station C4 a; a¶strIgc of 6 cobs per stationtiQ a pi ice ol K IO per cob. 28 stations x 3 plants x b cobQ,, Stations x K I 0/cob K(5,040.00

TOTAI4 K 14,690.00

7. MR. RAIJSON MVULA NJASI COTTAGE

A. Svwcet polatocs: 10,00011C 2O1WOU0 (htigh Variety) I Im x 7m = Iess I 0OO0Om2 = K ,540.00

TOAL - K1,540.001

8. MRS. KEZTLIYA NJAS1 NJASI COTTAGE

A. 60 sugar cancs @ K If) eachIt K 600.00

B. I orange trcc C K75 cach - K 75.00 Low yield orange 200(I Li I ls @ K1.00/fruit = K 200.00 C. 3 guava trecs @ K i, v.ach K 300.00 D. 3 peaches trees Ca KSS achi = K 255.00 E. 148 local banana planifs Qc K30 cacih K4,440.00 F. 58 high yieLd (pondarno) banana Plants @ K I 50 eachi KS,700.00 G. Lanid: 7.5mn x 15m l hiac. - K30,000 i 12.5mn2 x 30,000 10,000m2 = K 337.50 It. 2 banana bunches ./tl an na ci age of 101 eacah bunclh (e K J:bxaim - K 202.00 lOlAL K115,109.00

AA ^ _ . _A…zIA rA. T 9. MR. G.M. KA'I (4GA C/O BOX 37 NTCHIIS1

SC.627 maize: l0,000m2 = 68000 17m x 9m x 68000 1 0,000m2 K1040.40

TOTAL K1040.40

10. MR. STAIN NAMAJOSWA C/O BOX 36 NTCII1SI

SC.627 imiaize (Ihighi yicldl) 10000m2 = K68000 3 in x 9nm x 68000 I 0,000m2 = K1899.20

TOTAL = K1899.20

11. MR. KAUNDE SHIEMA C/O BOX 47 NTClIISI

Groundnuts CG7 (high yield) 1500 kgs/hac. x K69,000 I O,000m2

I hac. K223S.60 'TOTAL = K2235.60

12. MR. 'ITSABVU SANZA =K22('8.

Land 1 hac. = K30,000 84m x 9m x 30.00 10,000n2 TOTAI, K2268.00 13 MR PILATOLO SANZA V

MH 18 maize 40000kgs/hac=K68000 48tmx9mx68Q00 I hac. K2937.60

TOTAL, K2937.60

14 MR J. GADILA SANZA V. 26 stations of high yield maaizc at an avarage of 2plants /station And 2 cobs / plant at KtO/ cob. 26stations x2plants x2cobs/ plant X KIO.00/ cob. =K 1040.00 Beans Law Yield I hac = K 36800 28m x 9m 36800 1 hac. = K 927.36 13 banana plants At K 150/plant 13x150 = K1950.00 tOTAL =K 3917.36

15. MR. M.C. LAWRENCE P.O. BOX 47 NTCH{tS]

30 plants of pondamo banana C K 15() pla:;t 30 x150 =K 4,500.00 TOTAL K 4,500.00

16. MRS KHEZILIA J. ZULU JAST V. 27 plants of pondamo banana at KIS0/ planw

27 x150 -K 4050.00 TOTAL = K 4050.00 17. MRS AGNES KYUMBA C/O BOX 47

Maize MH18 I hac.=K68000 73m x9mn x68000 I hac. = K4467.60 Beans I hac = K36800 73m x9m x3680{) I hac. =K 2417.76 TOTAL - K6885.36

A. Field allowance of K960/day for 3 days tur :; o fficers:

Mr. Kaphantengo (Lands) K960.0W.,l . K2880.00

Mr. Chunga (Messenger) K960.01) x 2 K1920.00

Mr P Sankhani(Messenger) K96).00 x I K960.00

GRAND TOTAL ...... K 114315.42 CLAIMANTS WHOSE TREES AND CROPS WERE DAMK, ED DUE TO CLEARING OF LAND FOR NEW PIPEL)D ROUTES IN NTCHEU

PROFILE CLAIMAN NAVE VILLAGEITA IC MMODITY CALCULATION SUBTOTAL TOrAL NO: T NO _4, . .Kandota/ 13 No. bluegum trees 3 X MWK50.00 MWK 150.00 1 No. guava tree 1 X MWK150.00 MWK 150.00 C, r1 iima.7omb i Kwataine 1 No. mango trees 1 X MWK900.00 MWK 900.00 MWK 1,200.0i

20. < 0Kanda , Kwataine 1 No mango trees 1 X MWK900.00 MWK 900.00 MWK 900.0 Kandota/ 4 No. banana 4 X MWK40.00 MWK 160.00 I No. mango trees 1 X MWK900 00 MWK 900.00

_____>__ sMr v< Chisamba Kwataine 2 No. cacious trees 2 X MWK50.00 MWK 100.00 MWK 1,160.0 Kandotat 4 MIr. Ntonya Kwataine 3 No. bluegum trees 3 X MWK50.00 MWK 150.00 MWK 150.01 Beni Chinseu/ 11 No. sugarcane clusters 11 X MWK30.00 MWK 330.00 5 . Mrs. Masina Kwataine 1 No. mango trees 1 X MWK900.00 MWK 900.00 MWK 1230. Kandota/ 6 No. sugarcane clusters 6 X MWK30.00 MWK 180.00 6 Mr. Black Chikakheni Kwataine 1 No. guava tree 1 X MWK35.00 MWK 135.00 MWK 315.t Kandota/ 7 Ms Magret Sakalaka Kwataine 3 No. sugarcane clusters 3 X MWK30.00 MWK 90.00 MWK 90. Beni Chinseu/ 8____+rrdiyi *4ustpe Kwati2ne 15 No blueguill seedlings 5 X M\WK50.00 _MWVK 250.00 MWK 250.0 Belni Clilnseu!I 1 No tava tree 1 X MWK135 00 __ MVIK 135.00 1 _.9__.lohn Nali-nn _ Kwataine 14 No &sLgarcaneclusters 14 X MWK30.00 MWK 420.00 MW'JK 555.0 1 ,Chinyarmula; 10 [Ž*njarin Ganiata Kwataine 7 No btueyurn ttees 7 X MWK50 00 MWVK 350.00 MWh :35dJ Bent Chinseu/ 1 No. cacious tree 1 X MWK50 00 MWK 50.00 11 Simon Marison Kwataine 10 No. gmelina trees 10 X MWK50.00 MWK 500.00 _ MWK 550. Beni Chinseul 37 No. sugarcane clusters 37 X MWK30.00 MWK 1,110.00 12 Lison Bonafasio Kwataine 2 No. banana stumps 2 X MWK40.00 MWK 80.00 MWK 1,190. Beni Chinseu/ 163 No. irish potato 100mX4mX4XMWK7500.00/10000 MWK 1,200.00 33 No. tomato 40mX3mX3XMWK7500.00/1 0001 MWK 270.00 13 Lumpani Jaiwale Kwataine 5 No. bluegum trees 5 X MWK50.00 MWK 250.00 _ MWK 1,720. Beni Chinseu/ 3 No banana stumps 3 X MWK40.00 MWK 120.00 4 No. guava tIees 4 X MWK1 35.00 MWK 540.00 162 No. sugarcane clusters 162 X MWK30 00 I MWK 4,860.00 14 Zuze Kumwirnba Kwataine 2 No. senderera trees 2 X MWK50.00 MWK 100.00 MWK 5,620 Kandota! 93 No. onion 50mX3mX3XMWK8000.00/10000 I MWK 360.00 41 No. rape 50mX3mX3XMWK8000.00/10000 I MWK 360.00 15 F. Makusu Kwataine 2 No. sugarcane clusters 2 X MWK30.00 | _MWK 60.00_ 80_ Beni Ch,nseu; M7 1 1iL.ack Kaclinowe Kwataine 150 No. bluegum trees 1150 X MWK50.00 MWK 7,50000 MWK 7.500 CLAIMANTS WVHOSE TREES AND CROPS WERE DAMAC) DUE TO CLEARING OF LAND FOR NEW PIPELIN -30UTES iN NTCHEU

PROFILE 1CLA A VILLAGE/TA COMMODITY CAL-CULATION SUBTOTAL TOTAL NO: WN;S ->R _ _ Mtamani/ _ 1 B~~go ;S|XKwataine 3 No. bluegum trees 3 X MWK50.00MW 15.0 _ WK5.0. Eneya/ 5 No. banana clusters ______trees 3 No. bluegum35 X MWK5O.00MWK40.00 ~~~MWKMWK 150.00200.00 MWK 150.00 ,,- is,.-_ Mr r7zn t/ Kwataine 1_No. bluegum tree I X MWK50.00 MWK 50.00 MWK 250.00 P 0. Box 435, 4 No. pine trees 4 X MWK50.00 MWK 200.00 _W _6 du I Ntcheu 10 No. bluegum trees 10 )*( MWK50.00 MWK 500.00 MWK 700.00 P.O. Box 145, 20 B. Fraser Ntcheu 4 No. bluegurn rees 4 X MWK50.00 MWK 200.00 MWK 200.00 Eneya/ 21 Mr. Tende Nazombe Kwataine 5 No. bluegum trees 5 X MWK50.00 MWK 250 00 MWK 250.00 Eneya/ 22 Ms. Rose Edward Kwataine 2 No. bluegum trees 2 X MWK50.00 MWK 100.00 MWK 450.00 Eneya/ 23 Mrs. Florida Maston Kwataine 1 No. banana 1 X MWK40.00 MWK 40.00 MWK 40.00 Chinyamula/ 24_ Emely Gobede Kwataine 4 No cacious trees 4 K. MWK50 00 MWK 200 00 MWK 200.00 Chinyanmulai

, t '8~~~~Clnlyar nLdq/l - -_ _ _ 1 - -- - .- - .- _ __ _ I 26_ Sarnis1o:i eVIiSOn_ Kwataine 1 No guaVa ?Tee _ _r 11 MWK(135 0XO_ _ _ MVVK 1300uu mOWK 135 00 Chii yam ulaI 27 Mc Faren Mkanda Kwataine 3 No bluegunvtrees 3 )C MWK5.Q0 M_JK 150.00 MWK 15000 Chinyamula/ 28 Grace Bakali Kwataine 2 No. Lucina trees 2 )< MWK50.00 MWK 100.00 MWK 100.00 3 _ Kandota/ 3 No. peaches trees 3X MWK135.00 MWK 405.00 1 No. mango tree 1 )A MWK900.00 MWK 900.00 29 Lucy Chinyamula Kwataine 2 No. guava tree 2 X MWK135.00 MWK 270.00 MWK 1,575.00 Chin yamrula/ 30 L. Chandidya Kwataine 27 No. banana 27 X MWK40.00 MWK 1,080.00 MWK 1080.00 Chinyamula/ 31 Anne Zapelewera Kwataine 2 No. bluegum trees 2>( MWK50 00 MWK 100.00 MWK 100 00{ Chinyamulal 7 No. cacious trees 7 >( MWK50.00 MWK 350.00 32 Dauglas Galilea |Kwataine 2 No. bluegum trees 2 > MWK50.00 MWK 100.00 MWK 450.00

I {~~~~~Chinyamulal | 33 Mrs M. Chithonje |Kwalaine 14 No bluegum trees 4 )( MWK50 00 MWK 200.00 MWK 200.00 Mastimalel I I- I I I 34 |Mr G.V.H Mastimale Kwalaine 36 No. bluegum trees 36 4 F_ X MWK50.00 MWK 1,800.00 MWK 1,800.00 I____ I, {KhangamwaalK 10 No. bluegum trees I0X MWK50.00 MWK 500.00 35 AM,.N ',yadaufe wataine 1 No cacious _ |1 :X MWK5O.00__ _ MWK 50 00° MWK 550.001 CLAIMANTS WHOSE TREES AND CROPS WERE DAMA A> DUE TO CLEARING OF LAND FOR NEW P

PROFILE CLAIMAjN NAME VILLAGEITA COMMODITY 1CALC=ULATION NO: TNO: IC I Khangainwa/K 9 l\JAWK50.00 ;36- S M11S. Nk1iSta wataine 9 No. bluegum trees 9 X -Ur.{;>M.nal& i_t Khangamwa/K

. 37 endeza wataine 45 No. bluegum trees 45 X MWK50.00 z/- <;s//.EKhangamwa/K tz 5o. bluegum trees SX IWIWK50.00 o 3 Mr .8ti nMa wataine 1 No. pine tree 1 X l.lWK50.00 N v _-~. -. .? Khangamwa/K MWK50.00 < PRIA t 3g>-W. Ntchaine wataine 14 No. bluegum trees 14 X MastimalelKw 4 40 Mr. Sifnion Ania ataine 19 No. bluegum trees I19 X- MWK50.00 Khangamwa/K 41 Wallford Nkhota wataine 279 No. cassava 120rmnX4mX3XMWK75( KhangamwalK 42 Luse Landison wataine 3 No. bluegum Irees 3 X :;MWK50.00 Kazingenil 43 Mateyo Gobede Kwalaine 200 No. cassava 120rrnX3mX3XMWK75( Khaiwqamnwa!K.

_ __ _ MWVK50 00 __ _ 44 M ag .aiwkin g No hfuieqni free 1 X Kachimanga/K. 45 g;lrsKasinia _ walainie _ 1 No. mangoatrine 1 X MWK900 00 I Kazi ngem0i 46 Mrs Feida Njirayafa Kwataine 24 No. hliiegumn trees 24 )C MWK50 00 Kazingeni/ 47 Mrs. Miriam Phiri Kwataine 15 No. bluegum trees 15.t( MWK50.00 Kazingeni/ 48 Mr. Augustine Geya Kwataine 2 No. bluegum trees 2 X MWK50.00 Kazingenit 49 Mr. Mulongoti Kwataine 6 No. bluegum trees 6 X MWK50.00 KachimangalK 50 Mr. Fusani Wilisoni vwalaine 1 No. mango tree 1 X- MWK900-00 Kazingeni/ 51 Mr. M.A. Kalamnula Kwataine 12 No. bluegum trees 12_. X MWK50.00 Kazingeni/ 52 Ane Kanthanje Kwataine s21 No bluegum trees 21 X MWK50.00 Kazingeni/ 53 Mr. R. Franklin Kwataine 18 No. bluegum l,ees 18 X MWK50 00 6 Kazingeni/ i 54__ Mr. Salambula Kwataine 14 No. bluegum trees 4 c MWK50.00 LAINANTS WHOSE TREES ANC CROP 3 WWERE OAMr- DUE3O CLEJNG OF LAU FOR ?IEW PIP LI, CUTES IN NTCHEL PfRiFLE CLAIMAN NAME VIL'AGEITA COmpt,EIT 'CA` CLLATOI SJBTOlA_ OTAL 1CrOC eso T NO: C.'o

sw ana, 3o0 l .o.tluec n ttee 12 X: MW5/l|.:c I M__ K 1_ OC I _ MVwK 2)00C JT\RK) ooI 55 W.S. Kandzkano ______1ro. cadci treL !4X PMAWFJIT FHEag 5, K -Q X r-A-\I c eXc.Oo TIlrE line 56 Mrs. Chimbakata p cra3e'lceu fo tres _ 3 X.M'M-cC. )C MV 5F M. Box 340 ' o.vir -- es 3 X. i. .J3 MYIK 159CC [email protected] Mwo<-.jr50.00 57 Mr. Kadwnae iiNLcHeu i t:o nwAtre 1 m 9^v9:VM : M!111 j. Om. Box 75 58 NtcheuCai-holi Pansh |tclu1eu .6 t.o. bItn ;-e is 6 .cIV!NKi3.ZO M.Sh 2ICO.:j MtAc. iOO.OC M\H- 2,`O).OC 59 |Chiole 2ambezi nu,cf' j2:iJN Lauwm tI e! 5- X m.v;K-003 M\'. 2,50.0)3

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