Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP)

Project number: 46528–002 June 2019

PAK: Jalalpur Irrigation Project

Prepared by the Irrigation Department, Government of the for the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

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IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB

JALALPUR IRRIGATION PROJECT

Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP) for JIP/WKS/ICB-P2 (RD 52+000 to RD 225+500) (PART-1)

May 2019

NATIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES (PVT) LIMITED NESPAK House, 1-C, Block-N, Model Town Extension, -54700, Pakistan PABX: 92 42 99090000 Fax: 92 42 99231940 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.nespak.com.pk

Sub-Consultants

INTEGRATED CONSULTING Technical Resource SERVICES (PVT) LIMITED766- Services (PVT) LIMITED13- G/4 JOHAR TOWN, LAHORE L Model Town Extension, Lahore

PAKISTAN JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 - RD 52+000 to RD 225+500

LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT PLAN

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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LIST OF CONTENTS ...... i LIST OF ANNEXURES ...... iii LIST OF APPENDICES ...... iii LIST OF TABLES ...... iv LIST OF FIGURES ...... v ABBREVIATIONS ...... vii DEFINITIONS OF TERMS ...... viii

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...... ES-1

1. INTRODUCTION ...... 1-1 1.1 BACKGROUND ...... 1-1 1.2 DESIGN LEVEL DETAILS ...... 1-2 1.3 ROW AND MEASURES TO MINIMIZE RESETTLEMENT IMPACTS ...... 1-3 1.4 OBJECTIVE OF THE LARP ...... 1-3 1.5 RESETTLEMENT PROCESSING REQUIREMENTS ...... 1-3

2. SCOPE OF LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT ...... 2-1 2.1 APPROACH AND METHODOLOGY ...... 2-1 2.1.1 Collection and Review of Secondary Data/Information ...... 2-2 2.1.2 Pre-Test of Questionnaires ...... 2-2 2.1.3 Collection of Primary Data ...... 2-2 2.2 PROJECT IMPACTS ASSESSMENT ...... 2-4 2.2.1 Impact on Private Land ...... 2-4 2.2.2 Project Impact on Government Land...... 2-6 2.2.3 Impact on Private Residential structures, Cattlesheds and Fixtures ...... 2-6 2.2.4 DPs’ Assessment of Relocation of Their Residence ...... 2-6 2.2.5 Impact on Crops ...... 2-8 2.2.6 Impacts on Private Owned Non-Fruit Trees ...... 2-9 2.2.7 Impacts on Fruit Trees ...... 2-9 2.2.8 Impacts on Government Trees ...... 2-9 2.2.9 Impact on Public Structures ...... 2-9 2.2.10 Impact on Community Structures ...... 2-10 2.3 SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DPS’ HOUSEHOLDS ...... 2-10 2.3.1 Household Composition and Working Household Members ...... 2-11 2.3.2 Education and Literacy Level of Household Members ...... 2-11 2.4 OCCUPATION, INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF THE SAMPLE RESPONDENTS 2-12 2.4.1 Income of the Respondents ...... 2-13 2.4.2 Expenditures of Respondents ...... 2-14 2.4.3 Land Holding Status of Respondents ...... 2-14 2.4.4 Vulnerable DPs...... 2-15 2.4.5 Ethnicity (Caste Group) ...... 2-16 2.4.6 Indigenous People ...... 2-16 2.4.7 Available Social Amenities in the Project Area ...... 2-16 2.4.8 Housing Conditions ...... 2-16 2.5 GENDER SURVEY ...... 2-17 2.5.1 Women’s Role in Socio-economic Activities ...... 2-19

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2.6 CONFLICT RESOLUTION MECHANISM IN THE PROJECT AREA...... 2-19 2.7 ASSET VALUATION ...... 2-19 2.7.1 Valuation of Land ...... 2-20 2.7.2 Valuation of Structures ...... 2-20 2.7.3 Valuation of Crops ...... 2-20 2.7.4 Valuation of Private Trees ...... 2-21 2.7.5 Valuation of Fruit Trees ...... 2-21 2.7.6 Valuation of Govt. Owned Trees ...... 2-21

3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK, POLICY AND ENTITLEMENTS ...... 3-1 3.1 GENERAL ...... 3-1 3.2 NATIONAL LEGAL INSTRUMENTS ...... 3-1 3.2.1 Constitution of the Republic of Pakistan (1973) ...... 3-1 3.2.2 Land Acquisition Act (1894) ...... 3-1 3.2.3 Pakistan’s Law and Regulations on Land Acquisition and Resettlement ...... 3-1 3.2.4 ADB Involuntary Resettlement Policy ADB’s Safeguard Policy Statement...... 3-2 3.2.5 Comparison of Pakistan’s Land Acquisition Act 1894, and ADB SPS-2009 and Measures to Address the Gap...... 3-4 3.3 ELIGIBILITY AND ENTITLEMENTS ...... 3-5 3.3.1 Eligibility ...... 3-5 3.3.2 Entitlements ...... 3-7

4. CONSULTATIONS, PARTICIPATION AND GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISM ...... 4-1 4.1 BACKGROUND ...... 4-1 4.2 OBJECTIVES ...... 4-1 4.3 IDENTIFICATION OF THE STAKEHOLDERS...... 4-1 4.3.1 Primary Stakeholders ...... 4-2 4.3.2 Secondary Stakeholders ...... 4-2 4.3.3 Key Persons ...... 4-2 4.4 CONSULTATION WITH STAKEHOLDERS ...... 4-2 4.4.1 Consultation with Stakeholders ...... 4-3 4.4.2 Individual Consultation ...... 4-9 4.4.3 Community Priority Needs ...... 4-11 4.4.4 General Opinion of Consulted Communities ...... 4-11 4.4.5 Consultations with Relevant Departments ...... 4-11 4.5 GENDER SURVEY AND CONSULTATION ...... 4-12 4.5.1 Findings of the Gender Survey...... 4-12 4.5.2 Actions Taken as a Result of the Consultations ...... 4-15 4.6 GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISM ...... 4-19

5. COMPENSATION, RELOCATION AND INCOME RESTORATION ...... 5-1 5.1 GENERAL ...... 5-1 5.2 COMPENSATION FOR AFFECTED LAND ...... 5-1 5.2.1 Compensation of Private Land ...... 5-1 5.2.2 Compensation of Government Land ...... 5-1 5.3 COMPENSATION FOR PRIVATELY OWNED STRUCTURES ...... 5-1 5.4 COMPENSATION OF COMMUNITY OWNED STRUCTURES ...... 5-2 5.5 COMPENSATION OF PUBLIC FIXTURES ...... 5-2 5.6 COMPENSATION OF PRIVATE NON-FRUIT AND FRUIT TREES ...... 5-3 5.7 COMPENSATION OF GOVT. TREES ...... 5-3 5.8 COMPENSATION OF CROPS ...... 5-3 5.9 RELOCATION OPTIONS ...... 5-4 5.9.1 Residential Structures ...... 5-4 5.9.2 Additional Assistance for Vulnerable and Severely Affected DPs ...... 5-4 5.9.3 Income Restoration ...... 5-5 5.10 COMPENSATION FOR DPS WITH LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE IMPEDIMENTS . 5-6

6. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS ...... 6-1 6.1 INTRODUCTION ...... 6-1

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6.2 PID/PMO (CANALS) ...... 6-1 6.2.1 Social and Environment Unit (SEU) ...... 6-2 6.2.2 Deputy Director (Social) ...... 6-2 6.2.3 Deputy Director – Community Relations ...... 6-3 6.3 EXTERNAL MONITORING CONSULTANT (EMC) ...... 6-3 6.4 GRIEVANCE REDRESS COMMITTEE (GRC) ...... 6-4 6.5 DISTRICT COLLECTOR ...... 6-4 6.6 PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION CONSULTANTS (PIC) ...... 6-4 6.7 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART...... 6-4

7. RESETTLEMENT BUDGET AND FINANCING ...... 7-1

8. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE OF LARP ...... 8-1 8.1 IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE ...... 8-1 8.2 PROCESS OF LARP IMPLEMENTATION ...... 8-2 8.3 DISCLOSURE OF LARP AND COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION ...... 8-2

9. MONITORING AND EVALUATION ...... 9-1 9.1 INTERNAL MONITORING AND EVALUATION ...... 9-1 9.2 EXTERNAL MONITORING & EVALUATION ...... 9-1 9.2.1 Scope of work ...... 9-1 9.2.2 Reporting Requirement ...... 9-2

LIST OF ANNEXURES

Annexure-I: Compensation Details of Private Owned Structures of ICB-P2 Annexure-II: List of Land to be Acquired and Affected DPs Annexure-III: Construction Rates Approved by Buildings Department, Annexure-IV: Compensation Cost of Private Non-Fruit Trees under Project Impact of ICB-P2 Annexure-V: Compensation Cost of Private Fruit Trees under Project Impact of ICB-P2 Annexure-VI: Compensation Cost of Government Trees under Project Impact of ICB-P2 Annexure-VII: Compensation of Public Structures (WAPDA Electricity Poles) Annexure-VIII: List of Eligible Vulnerable DPs for Additional Assistance Annexure-IX: Compensation to Severely Affected DPs Annexure-X: Photographs of Residential Structures under Project Impact Annexure-XI: Photographs of Meetings, Consultations, Data Collection and Field Visits Annexure-XII: Six Steps for Preparation of DPs Lists by the JIP Revenue Patwaries Annexure-XIII: Photographs of Consultations at Various Locations of Canal, Distys and FCCs Annexure-XIV: Photographs of Gender Survey and Consultations (2017-2018) Annexure-XV: Focus Group Discussions Annexure-XVI: Community Consultations Annexure-XVII: Verified Scanned Copies of Vulnerable DPs Annexure-XVIII: Local Market Rates for Installation of Private Owned Tube Well Annexure-XIX: Local Market Rates of Water Pipes for Irrigation Annexure-XX: Notification of Rate of Govt. Trees, FW&F, Govt. of the Punjab Annexure-XXI: Land Valuation DPAC Notification for Main Canal/Distys and FCCs 1-13, Jhelum Annexure-XXII: Agri. Commodity Rates of Local Market, Pind Daden Khan

LIST OF APPENDICES

Appendix-I: Assets Inventory Census Questionnaire Appendix-II: Socio-economic Survey Questionnaire Refer updated LARP for ICB-P2 Appendix-III: Gender Survey Questionnaire Appendix-IV: Consultation Form

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LIST OF TABLES

Table 1.1: List of Structures of Jalalpur Irrigation Project Under JIP- ICB-P2 ...... 1-2 Table 1.2: Mouza/Villages fall in the ICB-P2 ...... 1-3

Table 2.1: Summary of Impacts and Category of DPs……………………………………………………2-5 Table 2.2: Private Land Required for JIP/WKS/ICB-P2 ...... 2-5 Table 2.3: Category of Impacted Land and DPs of ICB-P2 ...... 2-5 Table 2.4: Private Affected Structures Located in the RoW under Project Impacts ...... 2-6 Table 2.5: Information Showing Relocation Preferences of 15 DPs of ICB-P2 ...... 2-7 Table 2.6: Cropped Area and Crop Yields of ICB-P2 ...... 2-8 Table 2.7: Trees to be Uprooted under Project Impacts of ICB-P2 ...... 2-9 Table 2.8: Percentage of Working Household Members of DPs ...... 2-11 Table 2.9: Literacy Rate and Education Level of Members of DPs’ Households ...... 2-11 Table 2.10:Occupations of Respondent DPs ...... 2-12 Table 2.11:Monthly Income Range of the Respondents ...... 2-13 Table 2.12:Expenditures of Respondents ...... 2-14 Table 2.13:Land Holding Status of Respondents ...... 2-14 Table 2.14:Access to Social Amenities in the Project Area ...... 2-16 Table 2.15:Housing Conditions of Respondents...... 2-17 Table 2.16:Location Wise Number of Participants of Gender Consultations ...... 2-18 Table 2.17:Women’s Role in Socio-economic Activities ...... 2-19 Table 2.18:Unit Rates for Valuation of Structures ...... 2-20

Table 3.1: Salient Features of Pakistan’s LAA 1894 ...... 3-1 Table 3.2: Difference between Pakistan’s Law, ADB Policy and Measures to Address the Differences or Gaps ...... 3-4 Table 3.3: Entitlement Matrix for Compensation ...... 3-7

Table 4.1: Consultations/ Focus Group Discussions with the Participants ...... 4-3 Table 4.2: Consultation Meetings with 38 Participants ...... 4-4 Table 4.3: Individual Consultation with the DPs...... 4-9 Table 4.4: Gender Consultation and Focus Group Discussion of ICB-P2 ...... 4-15 Table 4.5:Steps in the Grievance Resolution Process ...... 4-20

Table 5.1:Construction Rates of Various Type of Construction ...... 5-1 Table 5.2:Private Owned Fruit Trees Under Project Impact of ICB-P2 ...... 5-3

Table 6.1:Roles and Responsibilities in LARP Implementation ...... 6-1

Table 7.1:Detailed Resettlement Budget of ICB-P2 ...... 7-1

Table 8.1:Updated LARP Implementation Schedule of ICB-P2...... 8-1

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1.1: Resettlement Hotspots Fall in RoW of ICB-Package-2 (Sheet 1 of 2) ...... 1-5 Figure 1.1: Resettlement Hotspots Fall in RoW of ICB-Package-2 (Sheet 2 of 2) ...... 1-5

Figure 6.1: Organizational Chart ...... 6-5

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ABBREVIATIONS

AC assistant commissioner ADB Asian Development Bank BoR Board of Revenue CAP corrective action plan CCA culturable command area CAS compulsory acquisition surcharge CoI corridor of impact CBO community based organization DC deputy commissioner DCR district census report DD deputy director DMS detailed measurement survey DP displaced person DPAC district price assessment committee EA executing agency EM entitlement matrix EMC external monitoring consultant FCC flood carrier channel FGD focus group discussions GPS global positioning system GRC grievance redress committee GRM grievance redress mechanism ICB international contract bidding IMR internal monitoring report IP indigenous people LAA Land Acquisition Act LAC land acquisition collector LAR land acquisition and resettlement LARP land acquisition and resettlement plan M&E monitoring & evaluation NGO non-government organization NRSP National Rural Support Program OPL official poverty line PIC project implementation consultant PD project director PDA project design advance PID Punjab Irrigation Department PMO (Canals) Project Management Office for Canals RD reduced distance RP resettlement plan RoW right of way SEU Social & Environment Unit SPS Safeguard Policy Statement

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DEFINITIONS OF TERMS

The following terms and definitions have been used in this Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP).

Affected Household: All members of a household residing under one roof and operating as a single economic unit and are adversely affected by the Project, or any of its components. It may consist of a single nuclear family or an extended family group.

CoI (Corridor of Impact): CoI is the working area falling within RoW or outside the RoW. It is generally used to restrict to carry out any civil/development activity.

Compensation: Payment in cash or in kind of the replacement cost of the acquired/lost assets.

Cut-off-date: The date that establishes DPs’ eligibility to receive compensation for affected assets and rehabilitation assistance. Any person who enters in the area after the announced cut-off date or any asset established in corridor of impact after cut-off date will not be eligible for compensation.

Displaced Person (DP): Displaced persons are those who are physically displaced (relocation, loss of residential land, or loss of shelter) and/or economically displaced (loss of land, assets, access to assets, income sources, or means of livelihoods) as a result of involuntary acquisition of land for the Project.

Entitlement: Range of measures comprising compensation, income restoration, transfer assistance, income substitution, and relocation allowance, which are due to DPs, depending on the nature of their losses, to restore their economic and social base.

Income Restoration: Includes re-establishing income sources and livelihood of the DPs according to their status.

Involuntary Resettlement: Any physical or economic displacement where the DPs have no right to refuse the land acquisition by the state that result in their displacement. This occurs when land is acquired through (i) expropriation by invoking the eminent domain power of the state, or (ii) land is acquired through negotiated settlement when the pricing is negotiated in a process where expropriation will be the consequence of a failure in the negotiation.

Indigenous People: Refers to “ethnic minorities”, “cultural minorities”, “tribes”, “natives”, “indigenous cultural minorities”, and “aboriginals” whose social or cultural beliefs and practices are distinct from the mainstream society and are, therefore, at greater risk of being disadvantaged in the development process.

Land Acquisition: The process whereby a person is compelled by a government agency to acquire all or part of the land, a person owns or possesses to the ownership and possession of the government agency for public purpose in return for compensation.

Market Value: The value of an asset determined by market transaction of similar assets and finally arrived at after negotiations with the owners. It includes transaction costs and without the depreciation and deductions for salvaged building material.

Marginally Affected: Land or structure is affected less than 10 percent and the remaining portion is still viable for use.

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Participation: A process that allows other stakeholders to influence and share control over development initiatives, decisions and the use of resources that affect them.

Relocation: The physical relocation of a DP from her/his pre-Project place of residence or business.

Replacement Cost: The value determined to be fair compensation for land based on its productive potential, the replacement cost of houses and structures (current fair market price of building materials and labor without depreciation or deductions for salvaged building material), and the market value of residential land, crops, trees, and other commodities.

Resettlement Effect: Loss of physical and non-physical assets; including homes, communities, productive land, income-earning assets & sources, users of resources, cultural sites, social structures, networks/ties, cultural identity and mutual help mechanisms.

Severely Affected: DPs who will experience major impacts, which are defined as (i) being physically displaced from housing, or (ii) losing 10 percent or more of their productive assets (income generating).

Squatters/Informal Settlers: People who occupy and use land without having any legal title, or right to use/possess the land/asset.

Stakeholders: Include the DPs and communities, proponents, private and public businesses, the host communities and other concerned departments/agencies that may be affected, benefit, have a role in the implementation or may influence the Project.

Vulnerable Groups: The marginalized or those distinct households or people who might face the risk of marginalization and suffer disproportionately from resettlement affects. These may include households with income below the poverty line, the landless, households headed by an elderly DP, female headed households DP, indigenous peoples, and those without legal title to land.

Local Terms pacca - house or structure with concrete construction and burnt bricks semi-pacca - house or structure constructed with burnt bricks and mud kacha - house constructed with un-burnt bricks and mud, or temporary wooden poles/planks.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

General

The Jalalpur Irrigation Project (JIP) involves the construction of a new irrigation Canal of about 125 km, 23 distributaries and 10 minors to benefit over 315,000 rural people of 109 Mouza in Jhelum districts and 10 Mouza in of District Khushab. The total CCA 174000 acres will be irrigated through the proposed project. Its direct beneficiaries will be small farmers who would get irrigation supplies and increased agricultural production. Apart from the irrigation development activities, 16 flood carrier channels (FCCs) will be constructed/rehabilitated. The Project would reduce land degradation and salinization being caused due to saline flow from many hill torrents. Other beneficiaries will include farm laborers, agro-based businesses/activities and women earnings through enhanced farming activities.

The construction of the main canal, 23 distributaries, 10 minors and 16 flood carrier channels requires the acquisition of land that result in unavoidable involuntary resettlement impacts. A total of 478 acres for the ICB-P1, 4159 acres for ICB-P2 and 4183 acres for ICB-P3 will be acquired. It will also cause the removal of residential structures, cattlesheds, fixures (tube wells etc) and public structures (schools & electricity poles) and trees.

This land acquisition and resettlement plan (LARP) is prepared and updated for ICB-P2. The implementation of this LARP will be synchronized with the construction schedule in the contract document. The Social and Environment Unit (SEU) under the PMO (Canals) will supervise the implementation of the LARP and resettlement activities at various stages of the project. The Project is Category-A for involuntary resettlement.

Project Location

The Jalalpur main canal with a total discharge of 1350 cusecs will off-take from river Jhelum at Rasool Barrage, about 45 km from , District Jhelum and 12 km from Mandi Bahauddin city. Its total length is 125 km (379+500 RDs). From the Main Canal, 23 distributaries and 10 minor canals with a length of 210 km (665 RDs) will off-take at various locations. All these distributaries are on the left side of the main canal to irrigate the command area. There are 16 FCC with a length of 240 km. The location map of Jalalpur Irrigation Project area is provided as Figure I.

Resettlement Processing Requirements

The following resettlement-related conditions to be satisfied in order to implement the ICB-P2 contract are as follows:

i. Conditions for awarding contract: approval by ADB and disclosure of the final LARP based on detailed design.

ii. Condition to handing over of site for initiation of civil works implementation: Completion of compensation payments and assistance as per final LARP provisions as verified by an external monitor.

Scope of Land Acquisition and Resettlement

The main canal from RD 52+000 to RD 225+500,12 distributaries, 2 minors and 5 FCCs for ICB-P2 will required 4068 acres of private land and 91 acres of gov’t. land. A total of 68,783 names registered in land records on the affected land of the ICB-P2 were found. The huge number of registered names on the affected land is due to the non-mutation of land records

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The socio-economic survey of 1542 DPs showed that 62% of the DPs are literate. As far as the availability of social amenities were concerned, 96% of the surveyed DPs have access to electricity, while 94% have primary schools in their villages. The survey also revealed that women were 100% independent in their household activities and child caring but had less authority to decide about farm activities, livestock rearing, sale and purchase of property and social obligations.

Legal Framework, Policy and Entitlements

This LARP aims to ensure that DPs should improve their living conditions or at least not be worse off due to the Project implementation. To achieve the objective, the provisions and requirements under the Land Acquisition Act 1894 and ADB Safeguard Policy Statement (SPS 2009) concerning involuntary resettlement were followed. An entitlement matrix (EM) was prepared to compensate and assist the DPs in restoring their livelihoods and living conditions.

Consultation, Participation, Disclosure and Grievance Redress

The project will have severe negative impact on the farming community due to construction of new irrigation system. All DPs will lose their land permanently,while 11 DPs will lose their residence as well. Irrigation supply will be provided to the farmers to improve their . At many places, the DPs were unhappy and raised their concerns because the design of some FCCs will impact on their agriculture lands badly.The situation on FCC 5, 6 & 8 was also same. In this situation, community and public consultation was too much important to convince and satisfy them. Many frequent visits were made to the DPs. The stakeholders and DPs were made fully aware about the Project through consultative meetings, scoping sessions, individual and group discussions. DPs showed their satisfaction with the consultation process by the Project personnel. Their views/ideas were given due consideration in the design of the proposed works. The initial design of the main canal was significantly changed due to social pressure to minimize the Project impacts and avoided many sensitive structures and land etc.

The DPs were quite satisfied with the valuation process and compensation rates for their affected assets/structures. Time to time discussions between the resettlement team and the design team, PID and other concerned departments were held to reduce severe negative impacts through design alteration. The DPs of FCC 5 raised their concerns on the route and requested to change. Their concerns were recorded and conveyed to the relevant design engineering section for favorable consideration.

Compensation, Relocation and Income Restoration

For the LARP preparation, the compensation rates of various construction types are fixed in consideration of the prevailing construction market rates. All affected land and residential structures were considered for the compensation as per ADB Guidelines for resettlement. Land rates with 15% compulsory acquisition surcharge are applied, confirmed by the District Price Assessment Committee (DPAC) under the Chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Jhelum. The compensation rates obtained from District Buildings Department Jhelum, Government of Punjab were applied, as provided in Annexure-III. In addition, livelihood, shifting and additional assistance allowances for vulnerable DPs have also been provided in the budget of the LARP.

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Institutional Framework

The implementation of the LARP involves different departments including Punjab Irrigation Department (PID) as Executing Agency (EA), PMO (Canals), Project Design Advance (PDA) Consultants and local government. The Land Acquisition Collectors (LACs) have been nominated by the District Collector for land identification as well as for preparation of land data and valuation of land, being acquired for the project. In parallel, retired revenue patwaries were also hired to make maps, field books and jama bandies of the DPs for accurate and fair compensation. Grievance Redress Committees (GRCs) will also be formed to address concerns of DPs and other stakeholders. An External Monitoring Consultant (EMC) will be engaged to monitor the LARP implementation.

Resettlement Budget and Financing

The resettlement budget is estimated based on the Resettlement survey at Pak Rs. 1526 .60 million. This includes the compensation of land to be acquired, assets/structures to be dislocated, removal of trees and crop losses. In addition,severe impact allowance, livelihood, shifting and vulnerable allowances have been provided to the DPs. The cost of field staff training on LARP implementation and cost of M&E is also part of this budget.

Implementation Schedule

The LARP implementation will be synchronized with the construction schedule to avoid unnecessary and early eviction of the DPs. The DPs will be paid prior to relocation and will be given a period of two months for their shifting. The LARP tentative implementation schedule is presented in Figure 8.1.

Monitoring and Evaluation

Both internal and external monitoring will be carried out according to the Project activity schedule. Internal monitoring will be done by the SEU, with support from the PIC. For external monitoring, a qualified External Monitoring Consultant (EMC) approved by the ADB, will be hired by the PMO(Canals) from the market. For package-wise LARP, the EMC will verify the completion of compensation and provision of assistance and recommend issuing of no- objection for commencing civil works. For the duration of the Project, semi-annual internal and external monitoring reports will be submitted to the ADB for review. All monitoring reports will be disclosed in the PID and ADB websites for general public disclosure.

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 BACKGROUND

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan has received a loan, “Project Design Advance (PDA)”, from Asian Development Bank (ADB) for financing the cost of preparing detailed engineering design, construction drawings, bidding documents and safeguards plans for Jalalpur Irrigation Project (JIP). The Project is expected to increase agricultural production with development of sustainable agriculture to alleviate poverty in Jhelum, Pind Dadan Khan and Khushab Tehsils of Districts Jhelum and Khushab by providing canal irrigation supplies during Kharif season and reduce the land degradation by minimizing the use of marginal quality groundwater. The overall Project map covering all three Packages is provided in Figure 1. The Project will construct a new irrigation system including a main canal, 23 distributaries, 10 minors and appurtenant structures to irrigate about 174,000 acres of land in Tehsil Jhelum, Pind Dadan Khan and Khushab area. It also includes the construction of 16 flood carrier channels (FCCs) network to carry saline flood water of hill torrents (debouching over the command area) directly to .

The command area of JIP is a long strip of land bounded by the hills on northern side and right bank of the Jhelum River on its southern side. The main canal would off-take from the right bank of the Rasool Barrage, for which provision for the canal head regulator already exists. The main canal of 1,350 cusec capacity will be about 125 km and traverses along the foothills of the Salt Range.

The distribution system will be about 210 km comprising of 23 distributaries and 10 minor canals. About 455 structures of various kinds will be constructed across the main canal and its distribution system. The 16 FCCs will be constructed that will also act as collector channels for the drainage effluent and will be beneficial in reclaiming land affected by surface salinity. About 66 hill torrents of varying catchment sizes have been identified during the feasibility study which flow across the Project area and ultimately fall in Jhelum River. The Project will primarily benefit over 315,000 rural people of more than 119 Mouza.

Its direct beneficiaries will be small farmers who would get regular irrigation supplies during Kharif season and increased agricultural production. The Project would reduce land degradation and salinization caused by saline flow from many hill torrents. Other beneficiaries will include farm laborers and women through enhanced farming activities.

Punjab Irrigation Department (PID) is the Executing Agency (EA). Feasibility study of Jalalpur Irrigation Project was prepared by NESPAK–ICS Joint Venture Consultants under grant ADB PPTA (8404-PAK) in 2015. As part of feasibility study in August 2017, PDA Consultants prepared a draft LARP for the whole project. Later on, JIP works were divided into three international contract packages (ICBs) and was agreed with ADB. Three (3) LARPs will be prepared following the approved final detailed design and corresponding to the three ICBs mentioned below:

• JIP/WKS/ICB-P1 (ICB-P1) RD 0+000 to RD 52+000: Main Canal, 01 Distributary, and 03 Flood Carrier Channels (FCCs 1-3). • JIP/WKS/ICB-P2 (ICB-P2) RD 52+000 to RD 225+500: Main Canal, 12 Distributaries, 02 Minor Canals and 05 Flood Carrier Channels (FCCs 5-8). • JIP/WKS/ICB-P3 (ICB-P3) RD 225+500 to RD 379+750: Main Canal, 10 Distributaries, 08 Minors and 08 Flood Carrier Channels (FCCs 9-16).

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The Package-wise land distribution to be acquired is as below:

S.No Tesil-Activity-Canal Reach ICB-P1 ICB-P2 ICB-P3 Total (acres) (acres) (acres) (acres) Tehsil Jhelum Main Canal RD 0+000 to RD 228 - - 228 1 33+750 2 Tesil PD Khan-FCC (1-3) 77 - - 77 3 Tesil PD Khan-Main Canal & Distys. 173 1,646 1,003 2,822 4 Tehsil PD Khan-FCCs(4-13) - 2,513 1,413 3,926 Tehsil Khushab- Main Canal, Disyts & FCCs - - 1,767 1,767 5 (14-16) Total 478 4,159 4,183 8,820

1.2 DESIGN LEVEL DETAILS

According to the design, proposed appurtenant structures of ICB-P2 are given in Table 1.1:

Table 1.1: List of Structures of Jalalpur Irrigation Project Under ICB-P2 Flood Main Distributaries S.No. Description Carrier Total Canal / Minors Network 1 Distributary Head Regulators 7 - - 7 2 Cross Regulator cum Head Regulators 5 2 - 7 Village Road Bridge 11 44 40 95 Road 3 District Road Bridge 2 9 6 17 Bridges Arterial Road Bridge 1 2 4 7 Depressed Culvert cum 1 - - 1 Escape Canal Syphon - 4 - 4 Depressed Culvert Cross 7 - - 7 (Type-I) 4 Drainage Depressed Culvert Structures 17 - - 17 (Type-II) Super Passage 5 - - 5 Drainage Culvert 2 - - 2 Drainage Pipe Culvert 7 - - 7 5 Watercourse Outlets 22 140 - 162 6 Water Supply Outlets 7 - - 7 7* Tail Clusters - 14 - 14 8 Fall Structures - 55 - 55 9 Cattle Ghats 10 10 - 20 10 Transitions 2 15 - 17 11 Flood Carrier Network’s Outfalls - - 4 4 TOTAL 106 295 54 455 Source: PDA Consultants,February, 2019

The list of 65 mouza/villages falling under ICB-P2 is provided in Table 1.2. The population of the 65 mouzas is estimated at 68,783 with a growth rate of 2.1%. Total land under project impacts is calculated is 4,159 acres. Out of which, 91 acres land belonged to government and 4,068 acres belonged to private owners.

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Table 1.2: Mouza/Villages fall in the ICB-P2 S.N Channel No. of Name of Mouza o Mouza Ratwal,Pipli,Chakri,Nathial,Gahora, sharif,Daulatpur, Pindi Bheikh,Kukar Pindi,Kot Umer,Baghan wala,Rawal, Main 27 ,Sau,al,Dhuddi Phaphra,,Chak Shaafi, Sodhi Gojar,Mahal 1 Canal Barani,Mahal Wand,Wara Buland Khan,Kaura, Churan Golpur, Pather Nadi, Hattar, Sagharpur,Ladwa,Chitti,Khewianwala,Pir Chak,Sadowal,Kuliwal,S Distribu- ammanwal,Chak Jani,,Pinanwal,Dewan pur,Haran tion 22 pur,Chak Danyal,Qadirpur,Chak 2 System Usman, Chak Qamer, Karyala Jalap,Daffar, Dharyala Jalap,Wara (12) Phaphra,Fatehpur, Chak Ali Shah, Karim pur,Kothian,Chak FCCs 5 Hameed,Dhingwal,Adowal,Chak 16 3 (4-8) Mujahid,Pindi Said pur,Sher pur,Khareed pur,Daulat pur Warnali,Naich, Kals,,Karyala,Sehotra. Total 65

1.3 ROW AND MEASURES TO MINIMIZE RESETTLEMENT IMPACTS

The Right of Way (ROW) of the main canal is 235 ft. at start i.e. RD52+000 and 250 ft. at the end of ICB-P2 (RD 225+500). Between this reach, ROW varies from 275 and 300 ft. Similarly, the average RoW of distribution system is 85 ft. and ROW of FCCs is 150-175 ft.. The RoW of ICB-P2 of the main canal is shown as sample in Figure 1. During preparation of design, different alternative design options were considered and studied to minimize the resettlement impacts and ensure execution of the proposed works smoothly and in a sustainable manner.

Due to frequent meetings, consultations and focus group discussions with the DPs, their concerns were weighted. The DPs concerns were discussed with the design section resulting in minimizing project impacts significantly in all three ICB packages.

1.4 OBJECTIVE OF THE LARP

The main objective of the LARP was to identify overall project impacts in the form of quantity and valuation. The LARP provides a clear picture of the project impacts, consultation with potential DPs, measurement of impacted structures and fair valuation for the compensation, procedure of the payment to the DPs and implementation of the LARP. It aims to enhance, or at least restore the livelihoods of all DPs in real terms relative to pre-project level; and improve the standards of living of the displaced poor and other vulnerable groups in accordance with existing laws of Pakistan and ADB SPS-2009.

1.5 RESETTLEMENT-RELATED REQUIREMENTS

The following resettlement-related conditions are to be satisfied for the implementation of civil works under ICB-P2 of the Project:

Contract Awards Signing: Conditional to ADB cleared updated/final implementation ready package-wise LARP based on detailed design reflecting final impacts, list of DPs entitled for compensation, updated LARP budget reflective of compensation rates at replacement cost and relocation rehabilitation and income restoration costs with LARP implementation schedule synchronized with the construction activities.

Handing over of Site for Commencing Civil Works: Conditional to the full implementation of the LARP, including (a) compensation at full replacement cost paid to each DP for sections that may be handed over for construction; (b) other

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entitlements listed in the LARP have been provided as confirmed by an external monitoring agency/expert; and (c) a comprehensive income and livelihood rehabilitation program, supported by an adequate budget, is in place. ADB clearance of the internal and external monitoring report and no-objection is a condition for issuing the notice-to-proceed with civil works in sections with LAR impacts.

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Figure 1.1: Resettlement Hotspots Fall in RoW of ICB-Package-2 (Sheet 1 of 2)

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Figure 1.1 (Conti): Resettlement Hotspots fall in RoW of ICB-Package-2 (Sheet 2 of 2)

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2. SCOPE OF LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT

For the construction of main canal from RD 52+000 to RD 225+500, 12 distributaries with 02 minors and 05 FCCs (4-8), 4159 acres will be acquired. The RoW of 235-250 ft (85 meters), 85-100 ft (33 meters) and 105-175 ft (25-58 meters) will be needed for the main canal, distributaries/minors and FCCs, respectively. The land falls in the tehsil Pind Daden Khan of District Jhelum.

Due to frequent consultation with the DPs and meetings with the design engineers, Project impacts were minimized and a large number of residential structures, etc. were avoided through the change of canal route/alignment. Due to impact on residential area, shrine, and graveyard, the communities raised their concerns. Some concerns were also highlighted by the social team noted during routine resettlement survey and other were recorded through focus group discussions. In some instances the affected persons registered their complaints in writing and sent to higher authorities to address their issues. This all caused delay in finalizing alignments due to repeated change of alignment and de-notification of Section 4. However, a large number of social issues were addressed.

2.1 APPROACH AND METHODOLOGY

Before start of actual resettlement survey, final design was collected, reviewed and consulted with the design engineer. Then demarcation and identification of land to be acquired was marked through GPS (global positioning system) on ground and also on Ux Shajra (Lathha) to find out the land and owners for the preparation of DPs list. For this purpose, retired patwaries recommended by the office of Assistant Commissioner/Land Acquisition Collectors (LAC) and who were well conversant and knowledgeable with the local area and communities were recruited. After identification of land and khasra jaat, data was prepared and formatted for Section-4 notification. Maps were developed showing clear picture of channels’ route and land to be acquired and submitted to PID and the DC Jhelum.

The census, inventory, and socio-economic surveys were conducted based on final design by a trained and experienced team of Sociologists led by a Social Safeguards Specialist. A well- defined approach and methodology was adopted in close coordination with the Revenue Department and LACs. The data was collected through structured questionnaires already approved by the ADB for assets inventory, socio-economic survey and gender survey as well.

The ICB-P2 will impact 68,783 registered owners of land and structures (Annexure-I & II). Out of which, 180 landowners will also lose their residential structures and other installations like tube well bore, sump wells, livestock sheds, etc. All landowners will lose their part or full land permanently. The average size of the affected land ranges from I marla to 1 kanal. Out of 180 DPs losing their structures, 11 DPs will lose their residential structures. It is pertinent to mention that majority of the registered landowners will lose less than 5 marla (0.031 acre or 126 m2) of land due to non-mutation in the land records. Many of the registered names will likely be away and have no clear interest in getting small amount of compensation. There are also cases where the names registered in the land records are deceased and it will require mutation to their respective heirs. This causes significant increase in the apportionment of compensation for the registered names and creates an administration problem in disbursing compensation by the Revenue Department. The value of time and process may be high than the compensation amount to be paid.

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2.1.1 Collection and Review of Secondary Data/Information

All available data/information related to the Project area and Project components were collected from PMO-Canals, concerned local government offices, Revenue Department and Agriculture Department of . The District Census Reports (DCR) of Jhelum was also reviewed for projection, comparison and updating. The population of affected mouza was projected based on the average growth rate derived from the website of Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, Govt.of Pakistan.

2.1.2 Pre-Test of Questionnaires

Four types of questionnaires were developed and utilized. The teams went to the field area for pretesting of the survey tools and modified these questionnaires where needed. The revised questionnaires were also shared with counterpart of ADB. Following four types of questionnaires were finalized for data collection: • Asset inventory census survey questionnaire, • Baseline socio-economic survey questionnaire, • Gender survey questionnaire,and • Consultation The sample format of these four questionnaires are shown as Appendix–I, II, III & IV.

2.1.3 Collection of Primary Data

Before collection of data for the updated LARP, orientation of data collection was provided to the field teams comprising enumerators, sociologists and gender specialist by the Social Safeguards Specialist. Main points of the training were as follow: • How to introduce yourself • Project introduction and objectives of the project • Purpose of data collection • How to arrange FGDs and Consultation

A 100% resettlement survey was carried out by using structured questionnaires. The field plan of different settlements having DPs was well planned and announcement made a couple of days in advance and also informed influential persons (Numberdar) with a list of DPs to call them at a common place to discuss and conduct interviews.

It is very important to mention that there was a typical situation regarding land and owner of land. The problems faced to contact the DPs are mentioned below:

a) Due to degraded and major portion of barren/banjar land (land not available for cultivation owing to flood prone area, hill torrents and rocks/hilly area) in patches and parcels, major portion of the land was not under cultivation.

b) During socio-economic and resettlement survey, the owners of lands were identified as deceased that would may create a problem during payment of land compensation,

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because land record of revenue department does not show the dead owners. After 2008, most of the land record was not updated. Many cases were not transferred to the present cultivators. It is feared that the present owners would not get land compensation because the land is still in the name of previous owners.

c) Due to non-mutation of land, small pieces of land are still registed to many shareholders or family members which significantly increased the number of DPs.

d) Through the social impact assessment, vulnerable were identified and further verified by the village head/chairman of Zakat Committee to pay the vulnerable allowance. Apart from socio-economic survey, the land jama bandi of left over Mouza were shared with the Chairmen/Village Numberdar to identify vulnerable (who seek zakat/financial support from the Government).

e) Cut-Off date: Onset of census of DPs i.e. 15-10-2018 was established as cut-off date to determine the eligibility for entitlements of compensation under the Project. The cut- off date was announced publicly during individual consultations as well as group discussions and community was informed that people moving into the ROW after this date will not be considered as entitled to any compensation.

f) The authenticity of data is the responsibility of the revenue department. The Consultants have identified the land to be acquired as per final design in association and support of the revenue field staff for the notification of section-4 of the LAA. As far as affected structures and its DMS is concerned, the consultants are confident of its validity. As far as land is concerned, due to non mutation of land, several DPs will lose their land in few feet area (less than half marla) that looked too difficult to calculate of each DP share in land amongst other DPs. However, the Revenue department/LAC have skill and experience to resolve such issues without delay.

2.1.4 Data Analysis/ Computerization

After data collection and preparation of field books/Jamabandies of land to be acquired, a huge data of land and DPs was computerized. An experienced team having computer operation skill spent many days to computerize the data. The photosnaps of working situation in the field office Pind Daden Khan is provided in the following.

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2.2 PROJECT IMPACTS ASSESSMENT

The Project will result in the loss of privately-owned land, structures, and public facility. Detailed information of affected land included assets fall under ICB-P2 recorded during DMS and socio-economic surveys is provided in the following sections.

2.2.1 Impact on Private Land

ICB-P2 will require 4,159 acres of private land. Of these, 897 acres are required for main canal, 749 acres for 12 distributaries (distributary 2 to 13) and 2,513 acres for 5 FCCs (4 to 8) (see Table 2.2 & Table 2.3). The land to be acquired is located in Tehsil Pind Daden Khan of Jhelum District. There are no informal land users on the 1,389 acres under cultivation identified during field activities as all cultivators of 1,389 acres are actual cultivators.The owners of these cultivated land will be considered for the loss of livelihood. In most cases, 4-6 DPs belong to one family. A brief on land to be acquired is provided in Table 2.2. Table 2.3 indicates total land included government land under project impact. The method and procedure of 6 steps used to acquire land was as under, while photographs of procedure are provided in Annexure- XII.

a) Provision of final design; b) Design uploaded in the GPS; c) Land identification survey through revenue patwaries with Ux shajra to mark canal route and highlight khasra/plot number on Ux shajra; d) Based on marking of canal route on Ux shajra, land to be acquired was identified; e) Based on land identification, the land record for section-4 was prepared; f) With the help of land record, khatooni,field book and jama bandi (Tatimma), share of each DP and lists of owners were prepared ; g) Lists were used for conducting interviews of socio-economic and resettlement survey.

The Project will impact 26,568 owners of agricultural land who are also losing income from crops, 11 owners of residential land and 4,204 owners of flood-prone/uncultiviable land, 1,129 DPs losing 6,731 wood trees and 6 DPs losing 52 fruit trees, 173 DPs losing fixtures and livestock sheds, and 11 DPs losing residential structures. Among those losing agricultural land, 334 owners/cultivators will lose 10% or more of their land. Eight of the 11 owners of residential structures will need to relocate. A total of 40 persons living in 8 residential structures will need to relocate. There are also 317 AHs that are vulnerable. Table 2.1 shows the summary of impacts and the number and categories of DPs. Details are provided in Annexures I, II, IV,V, VIII & IX.

Table 2.1: Summary of Impacts and Categories of DPs of ICB-P2

Type of DPs Displaced Persons Category Number DPs losing land 68,783 - Agricultural (1389 acres of productive land) Present cultivators 26,568 - Residential Land owner 11 - Flood-prone/Uncultiviable Land owner 42,204 DPs losing 10% or more of productive land Land owner 334 DPs losing structures 184 - Residential structures Structure owner 11 - Farming and other structures incl. tubewells Structure owner 173 DPs losing income from crops Land owner/cultivator 26,568 DPs losing trees - Fruit trees (52 units) Owner 6

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Type of DPs Displaced Persons Category Number - Non-fruit trees (6731 units) Owner 1,129 DPs required to relocate Structure owner (persons occupying the 8 (40) structure) DPs losing business Owner 0 DPs losing jobs from affected business Worker 0 Vulnerable Groups Vulnerable households 317(2,157) (household members) DP women Headed Household Vulnerable/widow 0

All DPs will lose their land permanently. The average lost land ranges from 8 sft to >1 kanal. Majority of the DPs will lose less than 5 marla of land. The non-mutation of land records has resulted in the huge number of registered names associated with the land to be acquired. Table 2.3 shows the size of land to be lost by the DPs.

Table 2.2: Private Land Required for ICB-P2 (Acre) Distribution of Land (Acres) Area Distribution Flood Carrier Main Canal Total system Channels

Tehsil PD Khan 897 749 2,513 4,159

Table 2.3: Category of Impacted Land of ICB-P2

Area Distribution Total (Acres) Category DPs Flood Carrier Main Canal Distys. Total (No.) Channels Private land for 1,389 601 524 264 26,568 agricultural use (33.3%) Private, residential use 15 10 5 11 etc (0.4 %) Private, flood prone

(gher mumkin kassi) not 241 210 2,664 suitable for agriculture 2,213 42,204 (64.0%) use) Govt. land under use of 91 bridges and crossings of 45 15 31 0 (2.3 %) channels Total 4,159 897 749 2,513 68,783 (100%) Source: PDA Design Consultants/JIP revenue staff July 2018-Feb. 2019

Of the total land to be acquired, 33.3% land is “good” for agriculture/farming, while 64.0% is flood prone area. Only 0.4% land is used of residence, roads, canal, and distributary and FCC crossings.

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2.2.2 Project Impact on Government Land

Around 91 acres of land in several locations of the project area of ICB-P2 is government land used for roads, bridges, etc. The details of the land is provided in the Annexure-II. No land compensation will be paid as it is already owned by the government. Hence, no provision is made in the budget. After construction of irrigation channels, these roads and bridges will be restored by the civil works contractor immediately.

2.2.3 Impact on Private Residential Structures, Cattlesheds and Fixtures

A total 184 privately-owned structures (i.e. houses, cattle sheds, and tube wells) owned by 180 DPs will be affected (See Table 2.4 below). Among the DPs losing structure, 11 DPs are losing their residential structures permanently. Of these, 8 DPs (with 40 AH members) will need to relocate and are considered severely affected. After conducting DMS, data on the different types of affected privately-owned structures with the details regarding type of construction, category of affected structures, compensation rates and total compensation cost for each DP is provided in Annexure-I.

Table 2.4: Private Structures Affected by ICB-P2

Sr. DPs Permanent Affected Structures No. No. (No.) 1 Residential Structures 11 11 2 Cattle shed /farm room 27 27 3 Tube wells 104 104 4 Water pipe lines 22 22 Misc.(Boundary walls, Foundations,Water chamber, 5 20 20 Hand Pumps and Water Courses etc) Total Structures under project impact 184 184 Source: Census Survey of the Project Area by JIP Social Consultants July-October. 2018

2.2.4 DPs’ Assessment of Relocation of Their Residence

A separate survey of these 11 owners of the residential structures was conducted to ascertain if they are living in the residential structures and what is their relocation preference. All affected residential structures are affected 100%. However, only 8 AHs (with a membership of 40) will need to relocate. Three owners of residential structures are living elsewhere with their households. Table 2.5 below shows the situation of the 11 owners of the residential structures and the preference of the 8 relocating AHs. All structure owners will be provided with shifting allowance for their structures. Relocating households will be given a relocation allowance of twelve months to assist them in their relocation. Photographs of all these impacted residential structures are provided in the Annexure-X. The relocation time of these DPs was also discussed and is assessed that 03 months’ time will be required for the DPs to rebuild and relocate their structures. However, they will be provided 6 months livelihood transition allowance to support them while they are rebuilding their houses in another location.

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Table 2.5: Information Showing Relocation Preferences of 11 DPs of ICB-P2 Persons Relation Father’s Living in Sr. DP’s Name with Location Status/Relocation Preference Name Structure family (No.) Main Canal • He owns another house in a very good condition in the village. He lives in Jhelum Baber Head of with his family for a long time and he works Hussain Pipli in a oil company as welder. Family ( Not residing M.Sadiq 0 • He and his household is already settled in 1 in the Jhelum. But he will build another house in the village for his son. impacted • He will get compensation for the structure house) and shifting allowance. Abdul • He owns the land in the village. He lives in Razaq Jhelum with household family for the education of his children. He will re-build ( Not residing Head of 2 his house for a family member for future. in the Khushi M 0 Family Pipli • He will get compensation for the structure, impacted and shifting allowance. house) • He lives on his own land. • He will purchase land in the village and will re-build the house within three months. • He said that land is available near his Head of Pipli existing house. 3 Abid Hussain Family • He and his two sons are working as M.Sadiq 10 agriculture laborers. • He will get compensation for this structure, shifting allowance, relocation allowance and livelihood transition allowance. • He owns the land of impacted structure. 6 Head of Rawal • He works with NGO in Jalalpur. 4 M.Mansha M.Siddiq Family • He plans to re-build his house near by the existing place. ue • Land nearby is available to buy. • After getting compensation, he will manage an other land to move. • He will get compensation for his structure, shifting allowance, relocation allowance and livelihood transition allowance. Head of • He owns the land of impacted structure. Family Rawal • He has no other place. • His son works abroad. • He has resources to re-build his house. 5 M.Ejaz M.Din 6 • He is willing to live near by the existing place to intact his relations with the community. • He will get compensation for this structure, shifting allowance, relocation allowance and livelihood transition allowance. Javed Iqbal Head of Wara • He lives to look after his land. Family Buland • He has another house in Khewra town (Not residing where his family lives with all facilities. He in the Mirza Khan 6 0 will reconstruct the house nearby the impacted Iqbal existing impacted house. He has enough house) remaining land move. • He will get compensation for his structure, and shifting allowance. Disty-10 Minor 5 Head of Sodhi • He owned land in the existing plot,where Family Gujjar he can move easily. • He will get compensation for his 7 Zafar Iqbal M.Iqbal structure, shifting allowance, relocation allowance and livelihood transition allowance.

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Persons Relation Father’s Living in Sr. DP’s Name with Location Status/Relocation Preference Name Structure family (No.) Head • They live altogether in a plot with one main 8 Naveed Abdullah 2 of family Golpur gate but in separate family system and Khan living rooms. • They will move altogether nearby the Head 9 Ashraf 3 existing place. of family • Their land is far away from their current Head 10 Afzal 3 residence on the mountain without drinking of family water. • After getting compensation, they will re- Head build their residences in the same design of family showing unity amongst the brothers. 11 Aslam 5 • They will get compensation for their structure, shifting allowance, relocation allowance and livelihood transition allowance. Source: Social survey by the PDA Consultants August-October. 2018

2.2.5 Impact on Crops

As far as the impact on crops is concerned, the crop compensation has been calculated as per revenue record. The revenue record showed the type of land i.e. land located in river, land irrigated by tube well or land affected by the flood channels etc. Total impacted land is 4,159 acres. Out of which 1,389 acres is cultivated by 26,568 cultivators (Table 2.3) whose livelihood depend on their productive land producing crops. The net income per kanal per year comes out Rs. 6813 per annum. Crop loss compensation for both crop seasons will be provided to the DPs. About 33.3% of land (1,389 acres in rabi and in kharif) of ICB-P2 is cultivated. Irrigation is done through tube wells or by lift irrigation from the river at few locations. Mostly, wheat, , fodder and is cultivated in the Rabi season, whereas, maize and seasonal fodder is sown in Kharif season. Rabi crops yield is better as compared with Kharif crops. Keeping in view the impacts on income from crops, crop income loss compensation of both crop seasons will be provided to the DPs. During socio-economic survey of 1542 DPs, data regarding cultivated land, type of crop, expenditures per acre included land preparation, seed, irrigation water, fertilizer, pesticides and labor and yield and market value was collected and calculated net income per acre. The calculation indicated that in Rabi season, per acre net income comes out Rs. 32,000 while in Kharif season, the net income is Rs. 22,500 per acre. The results are based on land available for agriculture as indicated in Table 2.3. During updating of LARP-P2, no difference was recorded with in gap of LARP-P1 & P2 and same data is applicable as mentioned in the Table 2.6 below. Table 2.6: Cropped Area and Crop Yields of ICB-P2 Cropped Average Yield Average Price Average Net Season/Crop Planted Area Per Acre of Crop Income per Acre (Acres) (1 Mond=40Kg) (Rs/40 kg) (Rs.) Rabi Season Wheat 700 35 1,225 32,000 Rabi Fodder 200 25 1,200 22,500 Kharif Season Maize/ Potato 350 30 950 9,750 Kharif Fodder 220 40 850 240,00 Source: Survey by PDA team, July 2018 – January 2019.

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2.2.6 Impacts on Private Owned Wood/Timber Trees

A total of 6,731 privately-owned wood/timber trees of 1,129 DPs will be uprooted from the RoW of the proposed channels of ICB-P2. All wood/timber trees are kiker followed by shesham(dalbergia). Very few trees were found as beri, sharin, shehtoot and neem (margosa). A brief data of affected trees in the main canal, distributaries and FCCs is provided in Table 2.7. The owners of trees will be compensated as described in the Section of Entitlement Eligibility. The criteria is explained in Section 5.6 and chainage wise details of trees belonged to DPs is provided in Annexure-IV.

Table 2.7:Trees to be Uprooted under Project Impacts of ICB-P2

DPs Trees Sr. Channel (No.) (No.) 1 Main Canal (2852 mature+588 Sapling) 523 3,440 2 Distribution system (662 mature+80 sapling) 231 742 3 FCCs (1482 mature+ 1067 sapling) 375 2,549 Total 1,129 6,731 Source: Survey by JIP Social Consultants, July 18 - January, 2019.

To mitigate the adverse environmental impact of the cutting of large number of trees on the surroundings, tree plantation through the Forest Department on the both sides of main canal and distributaries will be planned. The owners of these trees will be compensated and the compensation amount has been allocated in the budget as per procedure already recommended in the LARP for ICB-P1.

2.2.7 Impacts on Fruit Trees

A total of 52 fruit trees will be impacted. These 52 fruit trees belong to 6 DPs in different location. The compensation cost is calculated based on total age, fruit production per season and rate of fruit plus cost of saplings (Rs. 5,200). A budget of Rs.24,69,200 (Rs.2.46 Million) has been provided. The compensation for these fruit trees is tabulated in Section 5.6 Table 5.6 while list of these trees along with DPs is provided in Annexure-V.

2.2.8 Impacts on Government Trees

In the alignment of irrigation channels of ICB-P2, 215 trees (180 mature and 35 sapling) grown in the land of Railways, Highways and Shamlat were found. These trees belong to the Forest department. All these afftected trees are non-fruit trees. The description of compensation is provided in the Section 5.7. The Valuation of these trees is explained in the Section 2.7.The PMO (Canals) will coordinate with the relevant department to sort out its removal and method of compensation.

2.2.9 Impact on Public Structures

In the alignment of ICB-P2, 33 electricity poles of WAPDA will be removed from the route of irrigation channels of main canal,distributaries and flood carrier channels. The location and compensation cost to shift these electric poles are provided in the Annexure-VII.

Apart from these poles, few transformers may also be required to shift, high transmission electric line of WAPDA, Sui Gas pipe line and Water Pipeline of ICI Company near Khewra town were recorded under project impacts.

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PMO(Canals) will coordinate with the concerned department to shift these fixtures from the RoW as per project policy because these impacted items don’t relate to resettlement component of LARP as these will be adjusted in “works” activities.

Similarly, the irrigation channels and FCCs impacted village metal roads, highways, railways track, Sui Gas pipes crossings and Kacha tracks at about 21 locations. The rehabilitation and re-installation of these impacted items will be carried out by the Contractor through “works” contract.

2.2.10 Impact on Community Structures

In the ICB-P2 project area, peoples are facing severe problem of fresh drinking water. Availability of sweet water is a miracle that is available in few places. To meet the drinking water requirement, several water pumps/turbines are installed on the bank of river Jhelum at various locations. Through pipes of different length, the sweet water is supplied to the villages and further distributed to each house.

With the Public Health Engineering (PHE) Department, Pind Daden Khan, joint visits were made to identify these pipes at various locations under project impact. The data was provided to the PHE department to assess its compensation cost. The total cost for the budget to re- install and re-fitting of these pipes was estimated as Rs.100.23 million. The data was submitted to the Project Manager JIP to include it in the Contract “Works” as this is not a part of resettlement component.

A Resident of village Sodhi Gujjar managing water far away for his domestic use

2.3 SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DPS’ HOUSEHOLDS

The analysis is based on the findings of the socio-economic survey of 1,542 DPs. Amongst the total contacted DPs, 1,409 are male DPs and 133 are female DPs. The study aimed at to assess the present condition of the DPs and to appraise the project impacts on their livelihoods. This section provides information on the demographic characteristics, education, health, Occupations, sources of income, pattern of household expenditures, etc. of the DPs.

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2.3.1 Household Composition and Working Household Members

Among the surveyed households, there are more males (53%) than females (47%) members. Around 21% of the household members are children below 10 years of age. The average family size works out 6.4. About 6,442 household members (65%) are in the working age population.

The working household members of the 1,542 respondents were also calculated. Data indicated that 43% (2,761) of their household members are engaged in different activities. The details is provided in the following Table 2.8.

Table 2.8: Percentage of Working Household Members of DPs Working Members Percentage Occupations of DPs Household (%) (No.) Agriculture/ Livestock 904 33 Government and / Privates Service Employees 741 27 Working Abroad 259 9 Laborer 331 12 Service Providers (Including Teachers, Advocates and etc. 176 6 Pensioners 215 8 Business 55 2 Shopkeepers 80 3 Total Working Population 2,761 100

2.3.2 Education and Literacy Level of Household Members

The literacy level of DPs in ICB-P2 is almost similar as DPs in ICB-P1 due to same culture and same educational facilities. Around 58% of the members of the DPs’ households are literate. Out of the total literate, the persons having primary level of education are 12%. Household members with middle level education are 16% and household members having matriculation level education are 19%. Household members with intermediate and graduation level education are 10%. One percent has religious education. The illiterate population is recorded at 21%. The information in respect of education and literacy level of the members of the DPs’ households is provided in Table 2.9.

Table 2.9: Literacy Rate and Education Level of Members of DPs’ Households Sr. Number Percentage Education Level

1 Primary 1,197 12 2 Middle 1,550 16 3 Matriculate 1,904 19 4 Intermediate 536 5 5 Graduate 279 3 6 Post Graduate 152 2 7 Others 87 1 Literate 5,705 58 8 Illiterate 2,064 21 9 Children up to 10 years 2,086 21 Total 9,855 100 Source: Survey by JIP Social Consultants, July 2018- January 2019.

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2.4 OCCUPATION, INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF THE SAMPLE RESPONDENTS

All the surveyed DPs are landowners. Due to scarcity of water, the lands are becoming barren and the farmers depended on rains for cultivation. Their cultivation is associated with the intensity of rains. Due to shortage of water and disappointment from yearly low crop yields, many of them have adopted occupations other than farming for their livelihoods. The occupations have been categorized based on primary source of income. The sample survey has revealed that almost 41% DPs are engaged in farming and its related activities including livestock rearing etc., followed by those working in the government, private sectors and abroad (17%), the pension holders and service providers with 21% and 3%, respectively. A small proportion of DPs (6%) work as laborers. A few DPs (2%) are involved in business like shop and hotel. Overall, 59% interviewed DPs earn from non-agriculture activities. Most of the household members are working in local factories i.e. three cement factories, Imperial Chemical Industry (ICI) Khewra, Salt mines Khewra and other mines in the Project area of ICB-P2. Table 2.10 below shows the occupation of the surveyed DPs.

Table 2.10: Occupations of Respondent DPs Interviewed DPs Percent Sr. Occupation (No.) (%) 1 Agriculture/livestock 639 41 2 Shopkeeper 34 2 3 Pensioners 320 21 4 Service Providers 42 3 5 Laborer 92 6 6 Govt. /Private Employees 198 13 7 Working Abroad 56 4 8 Business 28 2 9 House wife 133 8 Total 1,542 100 Source: Survey by JIP Social Consultants, July 2018-January 2019.

The explanation to various occupation categories of interviewed DPs is given below:

(i) Agriculturist/Livestock (639 DPs) In the rural society, land is considered a mark of prestige and mode of power to influence other. If a person has a large piece of land, he possesses influence and power to control other peoples. The DPs under this occupation category will lose their land permanently, but they hope that with the water that the canal will supply, their remaining lands will become under cultivation resultantly more production and more earning.

(ii) Shopkeepers (34 DPs) The DPs of ICB-P2 had established their own source of income. Their small shops are located outside the RoW and no such DPs will lose his income from small business. They are losing land and not worried about their shops, etc.

(iii) Pension Holders (320 DPs) The district Jhelum is famous due to representation of its population in . Due to barren land, most of the people joined Pakistan Army for their livelihood. They have also small piece of land that is not sufficient to fulfill the domestic expenditures like kitchen grocery, clothing, education of the children and other social obligations. They are least bothered about their small piece of land to be acquired for the project, because they depend on their pension to support their families.

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(iv) Service Providers (42 DPs) This category of DPs belongs to farming community. The low income from land is not sufficient to support their family needs, so they adopted different occupations by which they can earn more than that of small piece of land.

(v) Laborers (92 DPs) These DPs work on daily wage job for their livelihood. They are happy with the project as they would be able to get job for a long time. These DPs will be compensated against losing their land or structures as per ADB resettlement policy and will be eligible to participate in jobs in the project.

(vi) Gov’t./Private Service (198 DPs) DPs in this category spend their lives comfortably as they have permanent source of income by which they can fulfill their domestic expenses easily. They are also least bothered about the acquisition of their lands. However, they will be compensated as per ADB policy.

(vii) Working Abroad (56 DPs) They work abroad mostly in Middle East countries. Most of them are working as drivers, guards, etc. They will also lose their land and will be compensated as per ADB IR policy.

(viii) Business (28 DPs) The DPs of ICB-P2 fall in this category had established their small business. Their businesses do not exist in ROW and will not be disturbed their livelihoods.

(ix) Housewife (133) These DPs will also lose their land. Some of them have enough monthly income while others fall in poverty. They will be compensated as per ADB IR policy.

2.4.1 Income of the Respondents

Income and source of income is an important factor to run a family system smoothly. An adequate and permanent source of income leads to rational planning of a family. The monthly income allows a family to plan and manage their kitchen, education of the children, social obligations and living status in the society. Data on monthly income was collected from the interviewed DPs and is provided in Table 2.11.

Table 2.11: Monthly Income Range of the Respondents Income Range Respondents Percent Sr. (Rs.) (No.) (%) 1 Up to 15000 139 09 2 +15000 to 25000 632 41 3 +25000 to 35000 308 20 4 Above 35000 463 30 Total 1,542 100 Average Monthly Income (Rs.) 34,955 Source: Survey by JIP Social Consultants, July 2018- January 2019.

The average monthly income comes out Rs.,34,955. Among the surveyed DPs, 139 DPs (09 percent) were found having monthly income below the official poverty line (OPL). While the total vulnerable were recorded as 317 DPs. The remaining 178 DPs were found through land

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2.4.2 Expenditures of Respondents

The expenditures of the household depends on income. The household income permits to the head of household to spend money on different items. If the monthly income is reasonable and enough, the luxurious items like motor cycle, car, air conditioner, refrigerator, quality education of the children and graceful living status will be adopted and followed. In case of limited source of income, the kitchen becomes too difficult and only dream of luxurious life. The baseline information relating to household expenditure pattern among the interviewed DPs is shown in Table 2.12.

Table 2.2: Expenditures of Respondents Expenditures Sr. Description Monthly Percent (Rs.) (%) 1 Food Expenses 1 85,67,730 47 2 Non-Food Items 1,47,94,762 38 3 Utilities 48,23,426 12 4 Health Care 10,64,150 03 Total Expenditure of 1542 Respondent DPs 3,92,50,068 100 Average Monthly Expenditure per DP 25,454 Source: Survey by JIP Social Consultants, July 2018-January 2019 Expenditure on food and non-food items comes to about 72.8% of total expenditure of a household whereas, the expense on utilities and health care is 12% and 3% respectively of total household expenditures. The average saving rate was 27.2%. The saving trend indicated that the Project area falls in rural area having traditional culture and social values. The people avoid from lavish and unnecessary expenditures. In the whole Project area, there is no cinema hall, luxury restaurants, recreational parks and other entertainment to spend money. Most of the families spend their savings on social obligations, construction of pacca/semi pacca house on priority (98 % pacca house) followed by education of their children, purchase of motor cycle, refrigerator, marriage of siblings and purchase of mobile phone etc. An analysis of the income and expenditures of these households show that they are generally spending less than their income.

2.4.3 Land Holding Status of Respondents

Majority of the DPs (66%) belong to very small farming communities. The data provided in Table 2.10 clearly indicates that 41% of DPs are dependent on land while 59% adopted other occupations to meet their household expenditures. Table 2.13 confirms the situation that DPs are small farmers. Only 8% of DPs own land above 15 acres. Depending on rain and land use, intensity was noted as 75% only.The Table 2.13 below shows the landholding status of the surveyed DPs.

Table 2.13: Land Holding Status of Respondents Sr. Categories Respondents Percent (No.) (%) 1 Upto 5 acres 1,013 66 2 +5 to 10 acres 297 19 3 +10 to 15 acres 107 07 4 Above 15 acres 125 08 Total 1,542 100 Source: Survey by JIP Social Consultants, July 2018- January 2019.

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2.4.4 Vulnerable DPs

The distinct people who might face the risk of marginalization and suffer disproportionately from resettlement affects, including the women, destitute persons, squatters; those with historical or cultural usufruct rights; and landless groups. Households which are below the poverty line or zakat deserving DPs are considered vulnerable.

2.4.4.1 IdentifIcation of Vulnerable

During the socio-economic survey, 139 vulnerable DP were identified from 1,542 interviewed DPs and verified by the chairmen/numberdars. Chairman/numberdar in all 65 affected mouza/villages were approached and provided mouza-wise land Jamabandi of DPs. They were requested to identify/confirm such DPs among the lists, which are eligible for zakat (financial support to the vulnerable and poor by the government). In this way, further 178 DPs were identified vulnerable confirmed by the chairman/numberdars totaling 317 vulnerable DPs with 2,157 family members. This figure also includes 11 DPs losing residential structures. The list of vulnerable DPs is provided in Annexure-VIII. Mouza-wise scanned lists of vulnerable DPs signed by the concerned chairman/numberdar are attached in Annexure-XVII.

Severely Affected DPs

In the project area, the land holding is very small and with the passage of time, it is becoming further smaller. Losing 2 -5 marla out of a total land ownership of 1-2 kanals does not affect their livelihoods as the people have adopted other source of income as there are many industries/factories like ICI, Salt Mines, coal mines, stone crushing, limestone factories, gypsum factories, cement factories etc. Most of the people are employees in these factories. The rest are serving in the army, retired and getting pensions, working abroad, engaged as contractor/suppliers, goods transporters (trucks, tractor trolley) or established their business in the local towns and cities to generate income for their livelihoods.

To obtain the data of total landownership of each DP is not possible. For the project, Khasra- wise land and land under the project impact is available from the Land Record Center, PD Khan Govt. of the Punjab. Meetings were held to ascertain total land holdings of the DPs to assess the severely affected DP. There is a procedure that a completed list of DPs of LARP- P2 will be provided to the Assistant Commissioner of the Concerned Tehsil. The AC will recommend it and forward to Assistant Director, Land Record Center. The name and identity card number of each DP will be provided to check all DPs to prepare/produce “Land Fard”. Required a long procedure and time.

Patwaries of mouza having land under cultivation were consulted to assess land ownership in the area. It was found that normally people own land ranging from 30-35 kanals. DPs losing 3 or more kanals were considered as losing 10% or more of the land and are categorized as severely affected DP. Such DPs are entitled for severely affected allowance.

The data was analyzed base on the factor of productive and unproductive land. According to the data provided in Table 2.3, 26,568 were actual cultivators/DPs of 1,389 acres. Out of these, 334 DPs were identified as losing 10% or more of their productive land. Although these DPs are losing a very small piece of land ( from few marla to 2 kanals) which does not significantly affect their livelihood, they were still considered severely affected DPs. These DPs will be provided an additional severe impact allowance equal to one year crop income (See Annexure-II and budget). The list of these severely affected DPs households is provided in Annexure-IX.

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Ethnicity (Caste Group)

The project survey noted different caste groups prevailing in the project area. Amongst the caste groups, Raja, Rajgan, Rajpoot, Dhudhi, Awan Mangwal, Gujjar, Malyar, Jatt Tawangar, Arain, Gondal, Baloch,Mughal, Ranjha and Qureshi are the main caste in the area. Jatt, Raja, Awan and Gondal are the prominent casts in ICB-P2 area. 99.9 percent are and the rest fall in non-muslim (Christian) community in the area.

2.4.5 Indigenous People

As far as existence of Indigenous People (IPs) is concerned, no such tribe/ community was reported in area under ICB-P2.

2.4.6 Available Social Amenities in the Project Area

Electricity is available in the project area. However, not all households have access. Only 1% of the surveyed households have no access to the electricity. Only 15% showed their satisfaction due to frequent shut down. Education is the other second facility which is available in the area to 97% of the respondents. Out of them, 98% are satisfied with the quality of services, while 2% showed their dissatisfaction. Health care facility in shape of BHUs and RHCs is available to about 87% of the surveyed population. Out of these, 91% are satisfied with the available health facilities. Availability of sewerage/open drainage facility was reported by 31% of the respondents and about 92% are satisfied with the quality of services provided. Other amenities like gas and telephone are partially available in the project corridor. The information in respect of access to social amenities and their quality of services is given in Table 2.14.

Table 2.4: Access to Social Amenities in the Project Area (Percent) Sr. No. Facility Available Not Available Satisfactory 1 Electricity 99 1 15 2 Gas 06 94 100 3 Water Supply 59 41 81 4 Telephone/Mobile 100 0 97 5 Sewerage 53 47 61 6 BHU 31 69 92 7 School 97 3 98 Source: Updated Survey by JIP Social Consultants, July 2018- January 2019.

2.4.7 Housing Conditions

Housing conditions of the respondents have been analyzed according to the type of houses in which they were residing. These are categorized as pacca house, semi-pacca house and kacha house. The house or building constructed with concrete or burnt bricks fall in pacca category whereas house or building constructed with burnt bricks with mud comes under semi- pacca category while house constructed with mud bricks or temporary wooden logs etc are categorized as kacha house.

The housing condition of the respondent DPs reflected in Table 2.15 below reveals that 88 percent of the respondents lived in pacca houses followed by 10 percent living in semi-pacca and only 02 percent in kacha houses. The reason of constructing pacca houses is that most of the project area falls under the bout of mountain floods and the surroundings. The other reason is hilly flood water damages the kacha house rapidly. The description of income in section 2.4.1 showed reasonable saving i.e. 33.5 percent forced to build their structures as pacca for long lasting.

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Table 2.5: Housing Conditions of Respondents Respondents Percent Sr. Housing Conditions (No.) (%) 1 Pacca 1,361 88 2 Semi Pacca 156 10 3 Kacha 25 02 Total 1,542 100 Source: Updated Survey by JIP Social Consultants, July 2018- January 2019.

2.5 GENDER SURVEY

According to the population census 2018, the sex ratio of males and females is 51 and 49 percent respectively. The Population of Tehsil PD Khan is 3,43,926 No. with the population density of 256/km2( District Populatopn Census Report, Jhelum 2018). The total area of PD Khan Tehsil is 1344 km2. In the rural society, female plays important role in managing household from home chores to work in the fields and taking care of the livestock as well. Rural-women are major contributors in four sub-sectors of the rural economy; (i) crop production,(ii) livestock rearing,(iii) cottage industry and (iv) household & family maintenance activities, such as fetching water, fuel collection and fodder for livestock, food preparation & preservation and caring for children. Most of their work and labor does not carry weight, unrecognized and unappreciated.

Regarding education of women, the literacy rate of Pakistani women is among the lowest in the world partly because the educational sector as a whole has been neglected by the successive governments. Girls are far more deprived of education than boys. This deprivation is more severe in the rural areas.

There is no prominent difference regarding female status and empowerment between ICB- P1and P2. The rigid and obstinate traditions and attitudinal problem is the major hurdle in the way of women’s especially in the rural areas. People consciously or unconsciously are reluctant to send their daughters to schools. They believe that giving the right of education to a girl may divert her attention from her home responsibilities. Moreover, such people do not consider education as a basic human right; rather they consider it a luxury, extravagance and a mere wastage of money. Some parents perceive the ‘costs’ of educating girls to be high without any return. Since males are supposed to earn for their dependents, therefore, it is believed that there is no need for women’s education as they do not have to earn for their families rather it will be for her in-laws. Traditionally, a large section of society still considers it highly immoral for a girl to go for a job.

Female Education in Pakistan, its status and standard particularly is at the lowest ebb tide. Thousands of girls’ otherwise intelligent and capable enough to get education, but are deprived of because of multifarious socio-cultural and economic reasons and gender prejudices.

This is culturally prevailing in the country that, assets and properties are managed and controlled by the male of the household. In most of the cases, men are titled with the ownership of land but women are also title holder for land ownership in many cases but 100 percent of the respondents reported that female alone cannot sell or purchase their properties. Mostly, the males do such activities. Females are dependent to their male members for land matters. Besides this, the females of the households are the responsibility of their male members. In case of relocation from residential structures, the females will follow the decisions of their male members.

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Keeping in view the important role of the female in the household as well as in the society, gender consultations were also conducted in 10 settlements to record the views of the females (list of participants is provided in Table 2.16 and photographs are presented in Annexure- XIV. During interviews and consultation, data was also collected to ascertain female social status and gender issues.

Table 2.16: Location Wise Number of Participants of Gender Consultations Sr. Participants Location / Village Name of Channel (No.) 1 Vernali FCC 17 2 Doulatpur Main canal/ Disty. 21 3 Rawal Main canal 15 4 Saman Wal Disty/FCC 20 5 Sadho Wal Disty/FCC 16 6 Chak Shafi Main canal 15 7 Sodhi Gujjar Main canal 24 8 Kaslian Main canal 26 9 Dudhi Phaphra Main canal 22 10 Sher pur Disty/FCC 19 Total 195 Source: Survey by JIP Social Consultants May-June, 2017 and July-November.2018.

Women participate in various activities including household activities, child caring and importantly in income generation activities like management of livestock and fields work in the season of sowing and harvesting of crops.

A very low number in females was reported in the government and private sector to help their male members in managing the household expenses who were serving as teacher in private schools and in a hospital. These females were belonging to villages Rawal, Samanwal,Daulat pur and Kaslian.

Data regarding education of the females revealed that there were no constraints for females in going to schools and colleges except they have to travel a lot to the nearby villages and cities for higher education. In spite of that, the trend of getting education is increasing in the area and parents treat equally to the boys and girls in getting education

It was also observed that the participants were not satisfied with the available health facilities. There was no proper and equipped health center for the females. Females were forced to become the victims of the traditional practitioners and midwives.

It was also derived from the Consultations that NGOs like NRSP and Akhuwat were existed to provide social services to the community members especially to the females playing pivotal role in poverty alleviation through soft loans.

It was also observed that except of few cases, there was no gender based violence prevailed among the surveyed communities. The credit goes to vibrant media to create awareness to stop such malpractice. The new educated generation also discouraged their males from this bad culture.

The collected data revealed that the most pressing needs of women were the availability of proper health and education facilities like hospital & college nearby in the area. Establishment of technical training centers and construction of roads may also play role to improve their condition. They were assured that during the construction works, their mobility and privacy will not be disturbed as their residential areas will be protected.

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2.5.1 Women’s Role in Socio-economic Activities

The survey data of ICB-P2 revealed the similar findings as of ICB-P1 that the participation rate of women in various socio-economic activities in the project corridor is generally high, 100 percent in case of household activities and child caring. Their participation rate in case of property matters, social obligations, farm activities and livestock rearing stood at 10 percent, 90 percent and 10 percent each respectively. None of the respondent females were reported to be involved in the socio-political activities.

As far as decision making for different activities is concerned, their involvement in case of child caring matters and household activities was the highest;100 percent whereas, in case of farm activities/matters was at second; about 80 percent. For other matters, the involvement of the women was between these two limits. Information in respect of women’s participation and decision making in the routine socio-economic life is presented in Table 2.17.

Table 2.17: Women’s Role in Socio-economic Activities Participation Decision Making Sr. Item (%) (%) 1 Household Activities 100 100 2 Child Caring 100 100 3 Farm/Crop Activities 10 80 4 Livestock Rearing/up keeping 10 80 5 Sale & Purchase of Property 10 20 6 Social Obligations 90 90 7 Local Representation - - Source: Gender Survey by JIP Social Consultants July 2018- Jan. 2019.

2.6 CONFLICT RESOLUTION MECHANISM IN THE PROJECT AREA

In the Rural communities, disputes arise upon minor issues. Generally, local disputes are settled through Panchayat. Panchayat is an informal but well organized conflict resolving mechanism exists in the Project area. At present, this system has been regularized in the prevailing local bodies system. Yet most of the conflicts and disputes are being settled through panchayat. According to the Panchayat mechanism, the influential of the area, a community representative (Chairman/Counselor), local religious leader and village NumberdarChaudhry), after hearing the parties, play their role to resolve the reported dispute/conflict with mutual consensus. If any of the party is not satisfied with the decision of the Panchayat, then they are free to lodge complaint to police station or court of law. Generally, the people prefer to settle their disputes through the Panchayat to avoid from long enmity, wastage of time and resources. Sometimes, if any party is politically strong and influential that does black mail to the weak party to prolong the dispute to obtain vote or penalty.

2.7 ASSET VALUATION

The Valuation has been made applying approved rates of relevant departments. Valuation survey was undertaken for compensation of different types of losses, such as land, structures, equipment/fixtures (tube wells etc.) trees and crops. Actual valuation for the specific affected land was determined by the District Price Assessment Committee (DPAC) Jhelum and valuation of affected structures was applied and approved by the District Buildings Department, Jhelum.The approved Rates are provided in the Annexure-III.

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2.7.1 Valuation of Land

The DPAC for Tehsil PD Khan met on 28 February 2019 and approved the rates for the main canal and distributaries. DPAC for the land of FCCs 1 to 13 falling in Tehsil Pind Daden Khan approved the land rates on 30 April 2019. The copies of these both Notification are provided in the Annexure- XXI. The Total land cost included 15 % and DC incentives approved by the DPAC is Rs.1340.79 million.

The committee took into account several considerations in ascertaining the value of the land:

i. Rate of land under acquisition as per valuation table for the year 2017-2018 ii. Prevailing market price of the land based on local knowledge by patwaris and information from property dealers, and iii. Average sale price of preceding one year from the date of publication of notification under section 4 of the Land Acquisition Act 1894, taking into account the specific situation in the different tehsils.

2.7.2 Valuation of Structures

Assessment of structures was made in consultation with the community. Finally, the District Buildings Department Rates, Jhelum were considered in developing the unit rates for valuation of affected structures,Table 2.18 below. The approved unit rates from concerned department are provided in Annexure- III.

Table 2.18: Unit Rates for Valuation of Structures Rate Sr. Description Unit Type of Construction (Rs.) A- Private Owned Structures Pacca 830 1 Residential Sq. ft Semi-Pacca 662 Kacha 377 Pacca 170 2 Cattle Shed, Shed Sq. ft Kacha 150 Pacca 170 Running ft (5 ft. high 3 Boundary Wall (B.W) Semi pacca 150 & 1 ft. length) Kacha 120 Pacca 170 4 Manger Sq. ft. Semi Pacca 150 Single Bore/Drilling 40,000 5 Tube well bore Number Double Bore/Drilling 60,000 Turbine > 250 ft depth 2,00,000 6 Water Pipes for Irrigation Plastic Rs.110-300 -from 4-8 inch dia Per running foot Cemented Rs.92-230

7 Hand pump Rs./Hand Pump 10,000 Meter+ 8 Domestic electic meter Single phase/Three phase Electrification cost 50,000 Average cost of fuel timber adult 9 Private Trees Number 6,000 tree(20 mond, Rs.300/mond B- Public Structures Electric Cemented Pole 11 Per pole Electric Pole Shifting Cost 30,000 Shifting Cost Source: District Buildings Department, Jhelum and local market rates, 2018.

2.7.3 Valuation of Crops

It was observed that wheat in the rabi and fodder,maize and potato in some area in the kharif season was the cropping pattern. Based on socio-economic/agro-economic survey and analysis of the data of 1,542 DPs, the crop compensation have been provided to the DPs on

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Livestock rearing was a major source of livelihood for the local community of the Project area. In this regard, kharif fodder was almost used for their animals.

2.7.4 Valuation of Private Trees

About 6,731 privately owned wood/timber trees belong to 1,129 DPs have been identified under project impact fall in the RoW. The compensation for the affected trees (Rs.35.18 Million) will be paid to the DPs on market value which is based on the average weight of the tree close to local market price as provided in the approved LARP of ICB-P1. A tree is observed having the weight of 20 monds (800 kg). The local rate of fuel timber/wood was Rs. 300 per mond (40 kg), amounting total compensation cost per tree will be Rs. 6,000. The mature tree is compensated at Rs. 6,000, while sapling tree is compensated at Rs.3,000.The owner is allowed to take/use tree wood as salvage material.The details have been provided in Annexure-IV. The local fuel timber rate is the same as it was in the last year. Because there is abundance of natural wild bushes in the area, grow automatically every year without any effort and cost.

2.7.5 Valuation of Fruit Trees

As far as fruit trees are concerned,during trees counting survey, 52 fruit trees were found fall in the ROW of different channels of ICB-P2. The compensation cost has assessed (Rs. 2.47 million) as per procedure adopted in ICB-LARP-P1 as per procedure adopted based on type, age, yield per season and rate per unit. Total compensation included saplings cost @ Rs.100/ fruit plant (Rs. 5,200) amounting Rs. 24,69,200 has been provided in the budget.The list of impacted fruit trees along with owners is provided in Annexure-V.

2.7.6 Valuation of Govt. Owned Trees

Under thev ROW of Main Canal, Distys and FCCs falling ICB-P2, 215 Govt. owned trees (180 matured and 35 sapling) were recorded at various locations and compensation made as per approved rates of Forest, Wildlife & Fisheries, Lahore dated 14 July 2017, Government of the Punjab. 10 new plants/trees against one uprooted tree accounting total 2,150 trees will be replanted. According to Notification, the compensation of 2,150 trees has been calculated as below:

No.of Tree Avenue Mile Cost as per Abstract of Forest Remarks deptt. (Rs.) 500 1 1,57,535 Included all expenses of 5 years 2150 4.3 6,77,400 Same

The cost of replantation of 2,150 trees comes out Rs. 6,77,400 that is allocated in the budget. The copy of Notification and rates are provided in the Annexure-XX. The PMO (Canals) will coordinate with the relevant department to sort out its removal and method of compensation.

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The locations of these trees and compensation cost is provided in the Annexure-VI while the compensation cost of Rs. 6,77,400 is also allocated in the budget (Chapter 7).

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3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK, POLICY AND ENTITLEMENTS

3.1 GENERAL

The legal framework of Pakistan which applies to land acquisition and compensation is discussed in this section together with the relevant Asian Development Bank Policies and describes the land acquisition process.

3.2 NATIONAL LEGAL INSTRUMENTS

3.2.1 Constitution of the Republic of Pakistan (1973)

The Constitution of Pakistan (1973) clearly addresses the protection of property rights (Article 24) it includes “no person shall be compulsorily deprived of his property save in accordance with law” and “no property shall be compulsorily acquired or taken possession of save for a public purpose, and save by the authority of law which provides for compensation” therefore and either fixes the amount of compensation or specifies the principles on and the manner in which compensation is to be determined and given. Further, Article 4 (sub-clause/a of 1) reiterates the legislative right of the people by stating that: “No action detrimental to the life, liberty, body, reputation or property of any person shall be taken except in accordance with law”.

3.2.2 Land Acquisition Act (1894)

In the absence of a specific resettlement policy, the Land Acquisition Act (LAA) of 1894 is the de-facto legal instrument governing resettlement and compensation to DPs. However, it does not provide for the Project to give due consideration to social, cultural, economic, and environmental conditions associated with resettlement. Although LAA lays down detailed procedures for acquisition of private properties for public purposes and compensation, but it does not extend to resettlement and rehabilitation of persons as required by donor agencies including the Asian Development Bank. Further, experience in other projects has established that compensation stipulated in the law may not be adequate to provide for equal or enhanced living status to resettled DPs. In this project, huge quantity of private land is being acquired as per LAA 1894.

3.2.3 Pakistan’s Law and Regulations on Land Acquisition and Resettlement

The LAA 1894 regulates the land acquisition process and enables the provincial government to acquire private land for public purposes. Land acquisition is a provincial responsibility and provinces have also their own province specific implementation rules like Punjab Land Acquisition Rules, 1983. The procedure for acquiring land both by Government for public purposes and for company is described in the Land Acquisition Act.

The salient features of major sections of the Act are given in Table 3.1

Table 3.1: Salient Features of Pakistan’s LAA 1894 Key Salient Features Sections Section 4 Publication of preliminary notification and power for conducting survey. Section 5 Formal notification of land needed for a public purpose. Section 5a covering the need for enquiry of the concerns or grievances of the affected people related to land prices. Section 6 The Government makes a more formal declaration of intent to acquire land. Section 7 The Commissioner directs the Collector to take order for the acquisition of the land. Section 8 The LAC directs the land acquired to be physically marked out, measured and planned.

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Key Salient Features Sections Section 9 The LAC gives notice to all DPs that the Government intends to take possession of the land and if they have any claims for compensation then these claims are to be made to him at an appointed time. Section 10 The LAC records statements of the DPs in the area of land to be acquired or any part thereof as co-proprietor, sub-proprietor, mortgage, and tenant or otherwise. Section 11 The LAC makes enquiries into the measurements, value and claim and issues the final “award”. The award includes the land’s marked area and the valuation of compensation. Section 12 LAC gives notice of final award to persons interested in the acquired land. Section 16 When award is made, LAC takes possession and the land shall thereupon vest absolutely in the Government, free from all encumbrances. Section 17 Special power in case of emergency to take possession of any land needed for public purposes or for a company. Section 18 In case of dissatisfaction with the award, allows DPs to request the LAC to refer the case onward to the court for a decision. This does not affect the Government taking possession of land. Section 23 Relates to matters to be considered in determining compensation including i) market value of land, ii) loss of standing crops, trees and structures, iii) any damage sustained at the time of possession, iv) injurious affect to other property (moveable or immoveable) or earnings, v) expenses incidental to compelled relocation of the residence or business and vi) diminution of the profits between the time of publication of Section 6 and the time of taking possession plus 15 percent premium in view of the compulsory nature of the acquisition for public purposes. Section 28 Relates to the determination of compensation values and interest premium for land acquisition. Section 31 Allows the LAC to grant to persons having limited interest on the acquired land other lands in exchange. Section 48 If within a period of one year from the date of publication of declaration under section 6 in respect of any land, the Collector has not made an award under section 11 in respect to such land, the owner of the land shall, unless he has been to a material extent responsible for the delay be entitled to receive compensation for the damage suffered by him in consequence of the delay.

3.2.4 ADB Involuntary Resettlement Policy ADB’s Safeguard Policy Statement

The Safeguard Policy Statement, SPS 2009 is based on the following objectives; • to avoid involuntary resettlement wherever possible; • to minimize involuntary resettlement by exploring project and design alternatives; • to enhance, or at least restore, the livelihoods of all displaced persons in real terms relative to pre-project levels; and • to improve the standards of living of the displaced poor and other vulnerable groups.

The following principles are applied to achieve these objectives:

i. Screen the project early on to identify past, present and future involuntary resettlement impacts and risks;

ii. Determine the scope of resettlement planning through a survey and/or census of displaced persons, including a gender analysis, specifically related to resettlement impacts and risks;

iii. Carry out meaningful consultations with affected persons, host communities, and concerned non-government organizations. Inform all displaced persons of their entitlements and resettlement options. Ensure their participation in planning,

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implementation, and monitoring and evaluation of resettlement programs. Pay particular attention to the needs of vulnerable groups, especially those below the poverty line, the landless, the elderly, women and children, and Indigenous Peoples, and those without legal title to land, and ensure their participation in consultations. Establish a grievance redress mechanism to receive and facilitate resolution of the displaced person’s concerns. Support the social and cultural institutions of displaced persons and their host population. Where involuntary resettlement impacts and risks are highly complex and sensitive, compensation and resettlement decisions should be preceded by a social preparation phase.

iv. Improve, or at least restore, the livelihoods of all displaced persons through (i) land-based resettlement strategies when affected livelihoods are land-based where possible, or cash compensation at replacement costs for land when the loss of land does not undermine livelihoods, (ii) prompt replacement of assets with access to assets of equal or higher value, (iii) prompt compensation at full replacement cost for assets that cannot be restored, and (iv) additional revenues and services through benefit sharing schemes where possible.

v. Provide physically and economically displaced persons with needed assistance, including (i) if there is relocation, secured tenure to relocation land, better housing at resettlement sites with comparable access to employment and production opportunities, integration of resettled persons economically and socially into their host communities, and extension of project benefits to host communities; (ii) transitional support and development assistance, such as land development, credit facilities, training, or employment opportunities; and (iii) civic infrastructure and community services, as required.

vi. Improve the standards of living of the displaced poor and other vulnerable groups, including women, to at least national minimum standards. In rural areas, provide them with legal and affordable access to land and resources; in urban areas, provide them with appropriate income sources and legal and affordable access to adequate housing.

vii. Develop procedures in a transparent, consistent, and equitable manner if land acquisition is through negotiated settlement to ensure that those people who enter into negotiated settlements will maintain the same or better income and livelihood status as was before the project. viii. Ensure that displaced persons without titles to land or any recognizable legal rights to land are eligible for resettlement assistance and compensation for loss of non-land assets. ix. Prepare a resettlement plan elaborating on displaced persons’ entitlements, the income and livelihood restoration strategy, institutional arrangements, monitoring and reporting framework, budget, and time-bound implementation schedule.

x. Disclose a draft resettlement plan or the compensation matrix, eligibility criteria or rates determined for the affected land, structures, trees etc., including documentation of the consultation process in a timely manner, before project appraisal, in an accessible place and a form and language(s) understandable to affected persons and other stakeholders. Disclose the final resettlement plan and its updates to affected persons and other stakeholders.

xi. Conceive and execute involuntary resettlement as part of a development project or program. Include the full costs of resettlement in the presentation of project’s costs and benefits. For a project with significant involuntary resettlement impacts, consider

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implementing the involuntary resettlement component of the project as a stand-alone operation.

xii. Pay compensation and provide other resettlement entitlements before physical or economic displacement. Implement the resettlement plan under close supervision throughout project implementation. xiii. Monitor and assess resettlement outcomes, their impacts on the standards of living of displaced persons, and whether the objectives of the resettlement plan have been achieved by taking into account the baseline conditions and the results of resettlement monitoring. xiv. Disclose monitoring reports

3.2.5 Comparison of Pakistan’s Land Acquisition Act 1894, and ADB SPS-2009 and Measures to Address the Gap.

In principle, Pakistan’s Law and ADB policy adhere not only to the objective of compensation for affected families, but also the objective of rehabilitation. However, Pakistan’s law is unclear on how rehabilitation is to be achieved and in practice the provision of rehabilitation is left to ad hoc arrangements taken by the local governments and specific project proponents. The Act does not require preparation of a “plan” documenting the process, structure and consultations undertaken with DPs, valuation and project specific grievance redress mechanism. Other gaps include requirement to compensate and assist DPs without legal rights to land, attention to vulnerable groups, indigenous people and severely affected DPs, importance given to gender issues, monitoring of resettlement implementation, and disclosure of resettlement plans and monitoring reports. In case of emergency acquisition under the LAA, people may be displaced prior to being compensated and assisted. To clarify these issues and reconcile eventual gaps between Pakistan’s Law and ADB Policy, proposed these measures for the project, ensuring compensation at replacement cost of all items, the rehabilitation of informal settlers and the provision of subsidies or allowances for DPs that may be relocated, suffer business losses or may be severely affected.

Difference between Pakistan’s Law, ADB Policy and measures to address the differences or gaps are outlined in Table: 3.2:

Table 3.2: Difference between Pakistan’s Law, ADB Policy and Measures to Address the Differences or Gaps Measures to Address the Gap in the Pakistan LAA 1894 ADB SPS 2009 Project Compensation for land and other DPs are to be compensated Land valuation is to be based on assets is based on average values for all their losses at current replacement (market) value and department unit rates that do replacement cost, including with an additional payment of not ensure replacement market transaction cost and other 15percent. The valuation for the value of the property acquired. related expenses, without acquired housing land and other However, LAA requires that a deducting for depreciation. assets is the full replacement costs 15percent compulsory acquisition keeping in view the fair market surcharge supplement the values, transaction costs and other assessed compensation. applicable payments that may be required. No provision for resettlement Requires support for Provision will be made to pay for expenses, income/livelihood rehabilitation of income and resettlement expenses rehabilitation measures or livelihood, severe losses, (transportation and transitional allowances for displaced poor and and for vulnerable groups. allowances), compensate for loss of vulnerable groups. income, and provide support to vulnerable persons and those

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Measures to Address the Gap in the Pakistan LAA 1894 ADB SPS 2009 Project severely impacted (considered to be those losing 10percent or more of their productive assets). Squatters and informal Lack of formal title is not a Squatters, informal tenants/leaseholders are not bar to compensation and tenants/leaseholders are entitled to entitled to compensation for loss rehabilitation. All DPs, compensation for loss of structures of structures, crops including non-titled DPs, are and livelihood and for relocation. if eligible for compensation of they occupied the land or structures all non-land assets if they in the project area prior to the cutoff occupied the land or date for eligibility for resettlement structures in the project assistance. area prior to the cutoff date for eligibility for resettlement assistance. Has no specific requirement for Requires the preparation of Final LARP for ICB-P2 has been the preparation of a LARP a LARP based on social prepared based on detailed design impact assessment and and condition for awarding civil works consultation with DPs contract. elaborating on displaced persons’ entitlements, the income and livelihood restoration strategy, institutional arrangements, monitoring and reporting framework, budget, and time-bound implementation schedule. No convenient grievance redress Requires the establishment Will establish easily accessible mechanism except recourse of of accessible grievance grievance redress mechanism appeal to formal administrative redress mechanisms to available throughout project jurisdiction or the court of law receive and facilitate the implementation that will be widely resolution of DPs’ concerns publicized within respective project about displacement and area and amongst the DPs. other impacts, including compensation There is no requirement for Requires that LARP LARP implementation will be monitoring resettlement implementation is monitored monitored both internally and implementation and disclosure of and LARP and monitoring externally. The draft and final LARP, resettlement plans and monitoring reports are disclosed in an and monitoring reports will be reports accessible place and a form disclosed to DPs, posted in the and language(s) project website and ADB website for understandable to DPs and general public disclosure. other stakeholders. Has an emergency provision that Requires that DPs are Civil works may only proceed after allows civil works to proceed compensated and provided the LARP is implemented and before compensation is paid. other resettlement compensation for loss of assets and entitlements before physical other allowances are fully paid. or economic displacement.

3.3 ELIGIBILITY AND ENTITLEMENTS

3.3.1 Eligibility

Cut-off date: The eligibility for compensation will be limited to the BOR’s announced cut-off date for each section that involves LAR impacts. The cut-off date as 15-10-2018had fixed and announced to prevent influx of outsiders and to avoid false and frivolous claims for compensation, relocation and livelihood rehabilitation entitlements. Any person who enters in

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In case of acquisition of land and land based assets under LAA provisions, the cut-off date will be the day when formal declaration of land acquisition under Section-6 of LAA is notified and published in the official gazette. While for sections within the existing government-owned land and ROW, the start date for the census survey of DPs for the final LARP preparation was fixed as cut-off date and was announced and publicized by the PMO- Canals. However, the efforts were ensured that the land acquisition process and impact assessment and census for LARP preparation is streamlined to coincide with the cut-off date under LAA provisions and for LARP preparation.

Each DP was documented through questionnaire filling ( socio-economic and resettlement survey) and issued identification as to confirm his/her presence on the proposed site/alignment of the project prior to the cut-off date and to avoid false and frivolous claims at the time of LARP implementation. The cut-off date was disclosed to the DPs through consultative meetings, focus group discussions, field surveys and other means of communication including face-to-face communication with communities in close coordination with the heads of the villages. The disclosure of cut-off date has been formalized through documentation of consultation meetings and disclosure reports.

DPs are those who are physically displaced (relocation, loss of residential land, or loss of shelter) and/or economically displaced (loss of land, assets, access to assets, income sources, or means of livelihoods) as a result of (i) involuntary acquisition of land, or (ii) involuntary restrictions on land use or on access to legally designated parks and protected areas. The persons holding or occupying the land/assets at the subproject site on or before the cut-off date and who face physical or economic displacement due to permanent or temporary loss of their assets including land, structures and other assets appended to the land or their livelihood whether full or partial as a consequence of land acquisition or eviction from public land (ROW) were entitled for compensation and rehabilitation/income restoration provisions under the provisions of this LARP.

DPs may include (i) persons or legal entities with formal legal rights to acquired land and/or structures in entirety or in part, (ii) persons who have no formal legal rights to land and/or structures lost wholly or in part but who have claims to such lands that are recognized or recognizable under national law, and (iii) persons who lost the land or structure they occupy in entirety or in part who have neither formal legal rights nor recognized or recognizable claims to such land. The eligible DPs entitled for compensation under this LARP may include but not limited to the categories defined below:

• Owners of land and assets i.e. structures (residential/commercial or of any other use) with formal legal title to land and the recorded occupiers/users of land/assets as provided in the land record registers and cadasters etc.; • DPs whose rights are not formal or legal but whose claims are recognized or recognizable under national laws or customs will be eligible for compensation against their affected land/assets. Such DPs may include people who have customary usufruct right to the land that is held either by the community (collectively) or the state or people who have inherited, occupied, and utilized the land for generations but lack titles simply because the state has not formalized the land records and issued title to them. • DPs without formal legal rights or recognizable claims under national law and customs and may include all squatters, tenants, sharecroppers, and wage laborers. Although such DPs lack legal or recognizable rights to the land/asset but because of lost assets or impacted livelihoods they will be considered DPs eligible to receive compensation

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for assets other than land and resettlement assistance. • Cultivators or those whose livelihood is dependent on acquired land, business operators of affected commercial structures and their employees whether registered under law or informal and the identified vulnerable groups.

3.3.2 Entitlements

The proposed criteria of Entitlement Matrix is prepared that will be implemented according to compensation eligibility and entitlements framework in line with Pakistan’s Law/regulation, ADB Safeguard Statement Policy (SPS-2009) and measures.

Keeping in view the possible project impacts, the following compensation and other assistance/allowances would be permissible to the DPs as provided in Table.3.3.

• Replacement cost of the affected structure/asset/property etc., • Self-Relocation Allowance; • Shifting/Transportation Allowance; • Livelihood Allowance; • Vulnerability/Women headed Household Allowance; • Agriculture Rehabilitation/Production Allowance; • Business/Commercial Loss.

Table 3.3: Entitlement Matrix for Compensation

Specifi Asset Eligible Persons Compensation Entitlements cation Impacts on All type of All users with or without • Crop compensation for each crop lost Crops on affected title or registration during Kharif/Rabi agriculture season Land to be crops based on provincial agriculture acquired department. Agricultural All land fall Farmer/ Titleholder • Cash compensation at replacement Land, under project cost plus 15 percent Compulsory including impact Acquisition Surcharge (CAS) free of uncultivable taxes, registration and transfer costs; waste land or (permanent • Land for land compensation through impact) provision of plots of equal value and productivity as determined by the District Revenue Department/BOR, Govt. of Punjab) Lessee (registered or not) • Cash compensation equivalent to market value of gross harvest crop of the affected land for the remaining lease years, up to maximum of three years. Sharecropper/ Tenant • Cash compensation equal to the (registered or not) market value of gross annual crop yield of lost land, proportionate to their share for two years.

Agriculture Workers • Cash indemnity corresponding to their (registered or not) salary for the remaining part of the agriculture season up to maximum three months. Squatters/ Informal • No compensation for lost land. Setters • One rehabilitation allowance equal to market value of the gross annual yield

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Specifi Asset Eligible Persons Compensation Entitlements cation of lost land in addition to standard crop compensation.

Additional Farmer/ Titleholder tenant/ • Severe agricultural land impact provision for Leaseholder allowance equal to the market value of DPs losing the gross annual yield of lost land for more than 10 one year. % of their Sharecropper (registered • One severe impact allowance equal to total or not) value of share of harvest lost operational (Additional to standard crop agricultural compensation) holding. Agriculture Workers • Agriculture workers, whose contracts (registered or not) will be interrupted, will receive an indemnity corresponding to three months of income.

Squatters/Informal Settlers • One rehabilitation allowance equal to value of one gross harvest (In addition to crop compensation) Temporary Land All eligible persons, as • Compensation taking into an account impact on required above (with and without forgone income and mutually agreed arable land temporarily title) rental rate for temporary use and during civil reclaimation of land to original use. works Residential/ Land Owner (legal/ • Cash compensation at replacement Commercial required legalizable) cost plus 15 percent compulsory Land during civil acquisition surcharge (CAS) free of works taxes, registration and transfer costs;

Renter/Leaseholder • Cash compensation of a value proportionate to the duration of the remaining lease period.

Non-titled user (Squatters, • No compensation of lost land encroachers)

Non-titled owners • Self-relocation allowance (equivalent (squatters) occupying land to one year’s income calculated at the for dwelling identified by prevailing official monthly minimum the census (only those wage) actually occupying the • Option to set up a stall through a land) space rental agreement with Non-titled owners respective local governments or (squatters) occupying land authority at a designated commercial for shops/stalls/kiosks area in public land and at a location identified by the census comparable to the lost location. and inventory of lost assets (only those actually occupying the facilities)

Govt. Only Govt. Formal Settler • Accommodation in government area, Employees employee in other Govt. colony or 03 months’ living in govt. rent to pay of private house. Residence

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Specifi Asset Eligible Persons Compensation Entitlements cation Residential, All Affected Owner(s), titled and non- • Cash Compensation at replacement commercial, Persons titled of the structures and cost for affected structures by type of agricultural squatter(in case of construction and other fixed assets. and squatters only those • In case of partial impacts where community actually occupying the viability of structure is not affected, structures structures and incase of cash assistance compensation for the community structures, the damaged material and restoration of members of the committee the structure based on approved rates jointly) of the Buildings Department, Jhelum. • Salvaged materials will be free of deductions. • A lump sum transportation allowance will be paid to relocating households, businesses, agricultural operations and etc. for shifting their belongings, inventory, equipment and installations. • The replacement value approved by the buildings department Jhelum will be applied and annexed.

Boundary All affected All relevant DPs (including • For Pacca Rs.170/sq.ft. for Semi wall, floor, etc. persons informal settlers) Pacca Rs.150/sq.ft. and for Kacha structure, Rs.120/sq.ft. Boundary wall will be calculated length x 5-6 ft. height.

Moveable Kiosk, Formal/informal owners of • No compensation for moveable structure cobblers, hair structures structure. sitting on the cutter etc • No compensation will be provided to ground the DPs sitting on the ground like cobbler, hair cutter etc. as they can move near by the existing place without disturbance of their income.

Trees All affected Owner • Fruit trees: compensation for mature trees fruit- bearing trees will comprise of the market rate of the yearly crop yield multiplied by the number of years required to grow such tree to the same productive level it was cut; and for immature trees that are yet to bear fruit compensation will be based on the gross expense needed to reproduce the tree to the same age it was cut and include the cost of saplings. • Timber trees will be valued based on the market value of their dry wood volume. The wood of the fallen tree will remain with the owner and its value will not be deducted from the compensation.

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Specifi Asset Eligible Persons Compensation Entitlements cation • Govt.owned trees will be treated as per FW&F deptt. Govt.of Punjab.

• Cash grant for net income loss for Loss of Shops, stalls Business owners; duration of business stoppage (six business and and kiosks (including, renters and months for permanent loss and no employment informal settlers and more than three months for temporary squatters) and employees stoppage). One time cash grant will be identified by the census. paid to affected employees equivalent to 2 months of their formal wages, if not available based on official monthly minimum wage.

Shifting Shifting of All DPs affected by the • Rs.10000 per household as shifting allowance impacted project allowance. material etc • In case of huge building/ factory, it may be increased up to Rs.30, 000.

Loss of Residential Head of displaced • All DPs allowing 6 months to move will livelihood structures household be awarded 6 OPL as transition affected allowance

Relocation Residential Head of displaced • 12 months based on minimum wage structures household per month/OPL will be paid to the DP affected

Affected Poor and Head of the household • Lump sum assistance allowance in Vulnerable female- cash equal to 3 OPL. Temporary or Households headed Hous permanent employment during eholds and construction or operation of the facility other that necessitated involuntary Vulnerable resettlement, where feasible. households, Including the elderly, identi fied through the SIA In case DP Any structure Headed of household • The next eligible DP will be his wife to expires get compensation. • No need to provide court succession letter, only death certificate verified by the affected persons committee will be provided. • In case the DP was only person expires and no other family member recorded during the census survey, no other person will be entitled and compensation will be cancelled.

Unidentified Unanticipated All DPs • Deal with as appropriate Losses impacts during project implementation according to the ADB Safeguard Policy. * OPL. Official Poverty Line as declared minimum wage by the Government (2018).

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4. CONSULTATIONS, PARTICIPATION AND GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISM

4.1 BACKGROUND

Public consultation and community involvement is one of the key regulatory tools employed to improve transparency, efficiency and effectiveness of regulations for a development project. It involves actively seeking the opinions of those interested or affected by a project. It is a two way flow of information, which may occur at any stage of development from project identification through planning, design, construction and operation. It may be a process or a continuing dialogue between project implementation authority and the affectees. Consultations are increasingly concerned with the objective of gathering information and find the acceptable solution.

For new project like Jalalpur Irrigation Project, social contact with the local community and public consultation will not be a single conversation but a series of discussions to create understanding about the project. Due to final design, open Consultation sessions were held with different stakeholder groups, who were affected by the project. The Consultation process was carried out in accordance with the Asian Development Bank Policy on public consultation. The purpose of Consultation process was to carry out and assemble feedback from participants.

4.2 OBJECTIVES

Participation mechanisms facilitate the consultative process and include: information sharing and dissemination; disclosure; and participation of all stakeholders of the project related activities so that their views and concerns shall be addressed properly and ensure them that they are actual beneficiaries of the project. It is of basic importance to involve DPs/representatives of local communities’ right from the start. The institutional arrangements should also be in place for continuous consultation throughout the process of planning to implementation of the project. During the field survey, Consultations and Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) were arranged and conducted keeping in view their concerns and problems. The consultations were carried out by a full-fledged team of Sociologists in the month of July-August 2018.

The purposes of the meetings with stakeholders were to:

• Inform the DPs and farmers losing their lands about the objectives of the project and the scope of work involved in the execution of the project; • Provide a forum for the initial feedback of critical social issues; • Discussion over impacts on land and structures and compensation procedure; • Sharing with the local communities the mitigation measures included in the project design to address the potential impacts; • Ascertaining the pressing needs of the local communities to be addressed; • Promoting good will towards the project among the DPs and the communities; • Begin establishing communication and an evolving mechanism for resolution of social and environmental problems,and • Inform Cut-Off Date (15-10-2018) for eligibility of entitlements.

4.3 IDENTIFICATION OF THE STAKEHOLDERS

Stakeholder analysis/identification is a way of determining who among stakeholders can have the most positive or negative impacts, who is likely to be most affected by the project. The Stakeholders are people, groups, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) working in the

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4.3.1 Primary Stakeholders

Primary stakeholders are those who directly related, either positively or negatively, by an effort or the actions of an agency, institution, or organization. In case of ICB-P2 Jalalpur Irrigation Project, the Primary Stakeholders may include;

• Potential DPs were the landowners and owners of different structures whose land and structures are falling in the RoW of the proposed channels of ICB-P2

• The general population/residents including institutions, Government departments, NGOs or CBOs were consulted within primary impact zone, who may subject to direct or indirect impact on their residences or access to their workplaces during the construction period, or by any kind of project action, or who may have personal interests or concern with the project.

• Farmers in the command area of ICB-P2 of Jalalpur Irrigation Project which were potentially impacted by this project, positively in the long term through supply of the canal water and functionality of the canal, and also, potentially, may be negatively due to the minor risk of disruption during construction of the canal.

4.3.2 Secondary Stakeholders

Secondary stakeholders are people or groups that are indirectly affected, either positively or negatively, by the project or the actions of an agency, institution, or organization. During the survey, apart from the DPs, many other stakeholders and residents of the area raised their concerns, which were addressed and made them satisfied.

4.3.3 Key Persons

Apart from the DPs, the key stakeholders in case of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 were political leaders, influential community members and other local representatives including imams, Numberdars and teachers of local schools. All type of these stakeholders had also participated in the general discussion on the project.

4.4 CONSULTATION WITH STAKEHOLDERS

In order to get spontaneous responses, scoping sessions in the project were held to extract qualitative information about the perception and apprehensions about the project. The views of the farmers were formally recorded and effort was made to make those beneficial for the Project.

Farmers of the command area of Jalalpur Irrigation Project which may potentially impacted by this project, positively in the long term through supply of the canal water and functionality of the canal, and also, potentially, may be negatively due to the minor risk of disruption during construction of the canal. The Consultations were carried out by a full-fledged team of Sociologists in the months July 2018-January 2019. Three consultations and five Focus Group Discussions were conducted at different locations have been provided in the Table 4.1,while during socio-economic interviews,1542 DPs of 50 villages were consulted. Apart from this, 184 DPs losing structures were also consulted belonged to 50 villages (Table 4.3). The details

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Table 4.1: Consultations/ Focus Group Discussions with the Participants Sr. Village Location/RD Number of Participants Consultation 1 Nathial Main Canal RD 60 12 2 Sau,wal Main Canal RD 148 26 3 Sher Pur Disty-2 & FCC-4 RD 38 16 4 Individual Consultation (Table 4.3) Various Locations 184 5 Consultation during Socio-economic Various Locations 1542 interviews Total 1802 Focus Group Discussions 1 Pipli Main canal RD 57 07 2 Gahora ( For Community Water Main Canal RD 61 09 Supply) 3 Daulat Pur/ Chak Danyal FFC 5. RD 75 18 4 Kot Umer Main Canal RD 100 16 5 Sau,wal Main Canal RD 133 34

Total 84 Total Participants 1886

4.4.1 Consultation with Stakeholders

In the Project area, consultations were held with the people whose structures fall in the RoW and will be demolished to clear the canal alignment before mobilizing the contractor. Land owners whose land will be acquired for the construction of new canal, distribution system and FCCs were also consulted during these sessions. These consultations held at different locations along the alignment of the proposed channels. All participants were briefed about the importance of the project and the resettlement policy of the ADB. The compensation eligibility and Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM) were explained in detail. They were also explained about the efforts made to minimize the adverse impacts of the project.

During the consultation, it was assessed that mostly people were aware about the project, its benefits and adverse impacts. During discussions, participants have shown keen interest in discussion, gave valuable suggestions and also raised various questions. The local people expressed their willingness and cooperation with the project staff during survey and implementation of the project.

The villages and number of participants of consultations, question raised and response given are provided in Table 4.2. Scanned documents of focus group discussions and community consultations are provided in Annexures-XV & XVI, respectively, while sample form for consultation and focus group discussion is provided in the Appendix-IV.

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Table 4.2: Consultation Meetings with 38 Participants Case Date Venue Name No. 31-07-18 Sher Pur Nusrat khan s/o M.Hayat 1 FCC-4 & Disty-2 Zafar Iqbal s/o M.Bukhsh RD-16 M.Haneef s/o Nadar Khan Yasir Inayat s/o Mazhar Hussain M.Walayat s/o M.Nazir M.Akram s/o M.Ameen Qaiser Shahbaz s/o M.Akram Zeeshan Umer s/o Umer Hayat Allah Bukhsh s/o Murad Bukhsh M.Akram s/o M.Hayat Masood Ahmad s/o M.Nawaz

M.Asghar s/o Khan Bahadar

Abdul Qayum s/o Abdul Hai

M.Aslam s/o M.Bukhsh Aqeel Hayat s/o Fazal Ahmad M.Siddique s/o Ahmad Din M.Zaman s/o M.Akram M.Ashraf s/o Sultan Ahmad Mujtaba Abbas s/o M.Aslam M.Hamza s/o M.Arshed M.Bukhsh s/o Imam Din M.Azam s/o M.bukhsh Naveed Hayat s/o Khizer Hayat M.Walayat s/o M.Hayat Ishrat Iqbal s/o Zafar Iqbal M.Aslam s/o M.Inayat Shahzada Ali Umer s/o Shehzada Alamgir Raja Khalil Masood s/o M.Akram M.Abdullah s/o Raja Aftab Ahmad M.Nazir Khan s/o Raja Abbass Khan Raja Imtiaz Ahmad s/o Raja Sagher Khan Sajid Rehman s/o Raja Anwar ul Haq Raja M.Sabir Khan s/o Sherbaz Khan Raja Ejaz Ahmad s/o Raja Jamshed M.Mubeen s/o Amjad Farooq M.Umer s/o Muzaffar Khan Rashid Bilal s/o Raja Jamshed Khan Question Raised Response • What is the length and width of FCC and • The participants were briefed about the Disty? chaneels size with the help of design. Also told them the Mouza fall in the command of FCC and Disty. • No need of FCC, because it covers our • Various studies were conducted to plan this fertile land under impact? project useful.With out FCCs, it can not be fruitful as FCC will control flood water and also reduce water logging to improve the soil surface.

• How the price of the land will be evaluated? • The price of the land will be determined by the DC office Jhelum after DPAC valuation according to the categories of land and proper compensation will be made to the affected landowners. • When construction will be started? • .The project is divided in to three contract packages.Land record and DPs lists of P-2 are

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Case Date Venue Name No. under process to prepare LARP.As the LARP is approved, the compensation will be provided and construction will be started. Hopefully in October/November 2018.

2 2-8-18 Main Canal Raja Rafaqat RD-60 Muzaffar Khan (Nathial) Muhammad Shoaib Muhammad Tanveer Muhammad Afzal Raja Muhammad Ishaq Raja Muhammad Nawaz Nasar Ullah Khan Arfat Shah Muhammad Nawaz Khan Raja Basharat Raja M.Aslam Question Raised Response • What is the land rate of compensation? • The District Price Assessment Committee (DPAC) will decide the land rate.

• We are farmers with small holdings. Is there • No option of land for land as there is no option land for land compensation? Government land to give.

• In our area, No need of FCC-4, as oyr fertile • The FFC is very important as it will drain out agriculture lands are being impacted due to flood and saline water from the lands.The FCC 4? FCC is beneficial to reclaim local lands.

• When the construction will start? • The land acquisition is in process to clear thr ROW for the Contractor. Hopefully, in October or November2018, the civil works will be started.

Case Date Venue Name No. 3 9-10-2018 Ch.Imtiaz Hussain Main Canal RD 148 M.Hayat s/o Fazal M.Anwar s/o mirza Ghulam Sarwer M. Azam s/o Fateh Muhammad Abdul Ghaffar s/o Ch.Ghulam Rasool Ch.Abdul Khaliq s/o Ch.Ghulam Rasool M.Khan s/o Allah Ditta Muzaffar Khan s/o Ameer Khan

M.Aslam s/o M.Afzal Zamurd Hussain s/o M.Zaman Anwer Hussain s/o M.Ashraf M.Rauf s/o Ghulam Dastgir M.Ata s/o M.walayat M.Khan s/o Ali Muhammad Ghafoor Ahmad s/o Abdur Rehman Ch.M.Nazir s/o Sardar Khan Nazar M.s/o Ahmad Khan Fakhar Abbas s/o M.Islam

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Fazal Haq s/o Sardar Khan Ch.Ghulam Rasool s/o Ahmad Khan Abdur Rehman s/o Mansoor Khan Fazil Mirza s/o Khan Muhammad Jamal Ali s/o Zahoor Hussain Raja Sarfraz s/o Muhammad Hussain M.Afsar s/o Sardar Khan M.Aslam s/o Sardar Khan Question Raised Response • What is the total length of Main Canal? • The length was told with distribution system to the participants. • What is the land rate is fixed for • Land rate is being determined by the Revenue compensation? department keeping in view the type of soil.

• How and what the quantity of water will be • The water will be allocated as is already allocated to each farmer? supplied in the Punajb. Moreover, with the passage of time and area development, the water per acre may increase to cultivate more land for the agriculture purpose.

Focus Group Discussions Case Date Venue Name No. 1 01-8-18 Main Canal Muhammad Younis s/o Sher Muhammad RD 57+700 Ghulam Ali Tahir s/o Ghulam Muhammad Muhammad Nazir s/I Fateh Muhammad Pipli Mushtaq s/o Khushi Muhammad Bashir Ahmad s/o Fateh Muhamma s/o Muhammad Khan Muhammad Akram s/o Amanat Ali Question Raised Response • Why the Canal design was changed several • To minimize the resettlement impacts and to times? increase the command area.

• What type of construction will be? • Up to RD 100, the canal will be lined.

• Can we continue our cultivation? • Yes, you can continue your cultivation as the officials will inform you that when you will stop your cultivation on acquired land.

• Is it possible to reduce ROW s our land are • The design does not permit to reduce ROW. It becoming in the canal. We are small is designed to control flood to safe your lands. farmers and want to minimize land acquisition?

Case Date Venue Name No. 2 29-8-18 Village Gahora Muhammad Haneed s/o Anar Khan RD 61 Tahir s/o Sakhawat Mushtaq Ahmad s/o Maula Bukhsh Salman s/o Imtiaz Zulfiqat Ali s/o M.Hussain Awan Azmat Kamal Asad Kamal Aurangzeb

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Case Date Venue Name No. Akram s/o Sardar Khan

Question Raised Response • What the project will do for us as our • Project will assess its relocation cost to Community water supply scheme is under reinstall the water supply without interruption project impact? the water supply to the households. The meeting was held with the Public Health Engineering Department,PD Khan to relocate the water supply point.They assured that as the fund/compensation is paid to the department, the water supply will be re installed without any delay.

• How the price of the land will be evaluated? • The price of the land will be determined by the Revenue Department according to the categories of land and proper compensation will be made to the affected landowners.

• What is the cut-off date? • Cut-Off date was also told the DPs.

Case Date Venue Participants No Main Canal RD 75 Muhammad Akram s/o M.Ismail 3 06-9-2018 Daulat Pur Haji M.Afzal s/o Panda Khan Ex-Nazim Chak Danyal Haji Mehdi Khan s/o Mola Daad Mehtab Ahmad Khan s/o Sai Muhammad Muhammad Haneef s/o M.Zaman Yasir Baig s/o Riasat M.Ashraf s/o Allah Ditta M.Aslam s/o Khushi Muhammad Mehboob Elahi s/o Ghulam Haider Khan Ashraf s/o Sohnda Khan M.Ejaz s/o Noor Muhammad Tanveer s/o Farman Ali Muhammad Ali s/o Madad Ali Khalid Mehmood s/o Allah Bukhsh M.Ashfaq s/o M.Afzal Numberdar Riaz Hussain s/o Khawaja Khan Sarfraz Ali s/o Muhammad Inayat Muhammad Iqbal s/o Jalal Khan Question Raised Response • Rain water is very useful for our land. We • Okay, but sometimes , it creates flood don’t want flood carrier channel, it will damage Damaging land and other infrastructures as our lands. well.To control the flood and to protect new canalrehabilitation of hill torrents is important.

• We have small land holdings.Our lands are • The project will benefits to all farmers included under impact. small farmers.

• The previous design have been changed • The design was changed many times, but it is impacting small farmers land. The current never for your loss. The design has changed design is very harmful to us. It is a favour to keeping in view the water flow. influential and loss to us. It should be However, we will convey your issue to the changed. Design Engineer to consider your issue.

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Case Date Venue Participants No

4 28-11-2018 Kot Umer RD 100 Abdul Karim s/o Bahader Khan M.Arif s/o Panda Khan Zulfiqar Ali s/o Raja Khan M.Nazir s/o Mehdi Khan Adalat Khan s/o Muhammad Malik Khan Baig s/o Barkhurdar M.Inayat s/o Abdul Sattar Karam Ali s/o Mehdi Khyzer Hayat s/o Habib Khan M.Safdar s/o Panda Khan M.Azam s/o Khadim Hussain M.Nawaz s/o M.Anar M.Akram s/o M.Ashraf M.Akram s/o Ahmad Khan Riasat Ali s/o Sultan Khan Shah Muhammad s/o Ghulam Muhammad Question Raised Response

• Route of main Canal should change from • The Topographic survey guided the design Khasra No.87 and 88. engineer to prepare route. This is the best option and not possible to change. • Alignment of Main canal should shift • Not possible as water level of Raool Barrage towards hill/mountain? does not permits to design main canal at further up level. • FCC is not needed. It impacted our lands. • FCC is important to protect the main canal It should be withdrawn from the design. and its distriubution system. After construction of FCC, you feel its benefits.

5 Main Canal RD 133 Rizwan s/o Sultan Ahmad 21-12-2018 Sau,wal M.Bukhsh s/o Ahmad Khan M.Hussain s/o Fateh Muhammad M.Azmat s/o Fazal Muhammad M.Islam s/o Farman Ali Azhar Abbas s/o M.Bashir Abdur Rehman s/o Abdul Majeed Saqlain Afsar s/o Muhammad Afsar M.Afzal s/o M.Hayat Nadeem Abbas M.Naseer s/o Muhammad Bukhsh Masood Ahmad s/o M.Bukhsh Ch.Rahimullah Ch.Kaleem ullah Abdul Wakeel Kashif Islam Umer Hayat Karim Bukhsh Fazal Ahmad s/o Khuda Bukhsh Muhammad Bukhsh s/o Ahmad Khan M.Akber s/o Jahan Khan Abdul Raheem s/o Abdul Majeed Khuda Bukhsh s/o Ahmad Din M.Afzal s/o M.Hayat M.Sharif s/o Ahmad Khan

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Case Date Venue Participants No M.Azher s/o Sultan Ahmad M.Javed s/o M.Bukhsh M.Qasim s/o M.Iqbal M.Aslam s/o M.Bukhsh Faisal Rafiq s/o M.Rafique Akram Khudadad s/o Akhuddad In,am Allah Dad s/o Allah Dad M.Aslam s/o Ghulam Muhammad Question Raised Response • The alignment of the main canal should • The water from Rasool Barrage will shift towards mountain (* up level) to irrigate maintain its level automatically. The design maximum land. engineer made effort to irrigate maximum land based on various studies and models.

• How much land price is fixed to the DPs of • The land price will be determined by the land? revenue department and the process is in progress and will be finalized very soon. • Due to divide of land of the farmers, how • Bridges and foot bridges will be constructed the farmers will cross the main canal to to cross the canal, so that the farmers could cultivate their remaining lands? cultivate their lands without any trouble.

4.4.2 Individual Consultation

In ICB-P2, DPs losing structures were 184, all DPs were consulted and explained about the canal design and impact on their structures, particularly on residential structures. They were briefed about the procedure of relocation and compensation payments. The Project objectives, project impacts and ADB IR policy was explained. The names of these 184 DPs are provided in the following Table 4.3.

Table 4.3: Individual Consultation with the DPs S.No Name Location S.No Name Location 1 Ghulam Murtaza pipli 93 Iftekhar Ahmad Pir Chak 2 Baber Hussain Pipli 94 Abid Hussain Pir Chak 3 Abdul Razzaq Pipli 95 Humayoon Akhter Pindi Saidpur 4 Abid Hussain Pipli 96 Aslam Arain Pind Saidpur 5 Shahnaz Perveen Pipli 97 Siddique Awan Pindi Saidpur 6 Raja M. Ashfaq Natjial 98 Sohail Ahmad Sagharpur 7 Hasnat Mirza Chakri 99 Nadeem Pindi saipur 8 Shaukat Hussain Gahora 100 Allah Ditta Sher pur 9 Tahir Mehmood Gahora 101 10 Tanveer Gahora 102 Raja Ejaz Sher pur

11 Shaukat Hayat Thill 103 Haji Karam Ali Sher pur 12 Muhammad Nawaz Thill 104 Muhammad Arif Khewian wala 13 Shehzad Thill 105 Imran Khewianwala 14 Sakhi Muhammad Thill 106 Muhammad Hafeez Thill 15 Mutalli Khan Daulat pur 107 Muhammad Thill Siddique 16 Muhammad Sadiq Daulat pur 108 Tariq Mehmood Daulatpur 17 Muhammad Azam Pindi Bhiekh 109 Noor Muhammad Daulatpur 18 Mushtaq Ahmad Pindi Bhiekh 110 Muhammad Ashraf Daulatpur 19 Muhammad Arif Pindi Bkiekh 111 Abdur Rehman Daulatpur 20 Abdul Karim Kot Umer 112 Muhammad Aslam Daulatpur 21 Haji M.Ismaeel Baghan wala 113 Sikandar Hayat Daulatpur

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22 Mushtaq Ahmad Rawal 114 Imran Khursheed Pinanwal 23 Muhammad Mansha Rawal 115 Raja Ejaz Ali Kothian 24 Rasheed Ahmad Rawal 116 Imtiaz Ali Kothian 25 Muhammad Yaqoob Rawal 117 Panda Khan Kot Umer 26 ahmad Rawal 118 Haji Fayyaz Hussain Thill 27 Muhammad Ejaz Rawal 119 Ch.M.Iqbal Daulatpur 28 Aman Ullah Rawal 120 Muhammad Yaqoob Thill 29 M.Khan Gondal Rawal 121 Subedar Aslam Adowal 30 Asad Ali Rawal 122 Ajmal Shah Adowal 31 Muhammad Sabir Gharib wal 123 Ghulam Muhammad Adowal 32 Shuja,at Hussain Sau wal 124 Muhammad Inayat Adowal 33 Nuzat ur Rehman Gharibwal 125 Raja Rafaqat Ali Haran pur 34 Hashim Ali Wara Phaphra 126 Raja Qalb Haran pur 35 Muhammad Akram Wara Phaphra 127 Haji Fida Hussain Pinanwal 36 Muhammad .Riaz Sadhowal 128 Raja Qasim Kotli Piran 37 Mirza Ramzan Kaslian 129 Haji Nawaz Karyala 38 Nuasherwan Chak Shafi 130 Malik Yaqoob Awan Karyala 39 Haji Afzal Chak Shafi 131 Ghulam Hussain Kotli Piran 40 Nasir Mehmood Chak Shafi 132 Muhammad Inayat Chak Mujahid 41 Muhammad Arshed Sodhi Gujjer 133 Ch.Nazir Chak Mujahid 42 M.Siddique Sodhi Gujjer 134 Farrukh Abbass Chak Mujahid 43 Muhammad Yousaf Sodhi Gujjer 135 Muhammad Safder Pindi Bhiekh 44 M. Mehboob Sodhi Gujjer 136 Muhammad Zaman Baghan wala 45 Allah Ditta Sodhi Gujjer 137 Abdul Haq Chak Qamar 46 Fazal Karim Sodhi Gujjer 138 Haji Sarsa Khan Chak Qamar 47 Javed Iqbal Wara Buland Khan 139 Binyameen Chak Qamar 48 M.Arshed Wara Buland Khan 140 Muhammad Safder Chak Qamar 49 Tasawer Abbass Kuliwal 141 Muhammad Yousaf Chak Qamar 50 Farooq Bhatti Pindi saidpur 142 Hafiz M.Ejaz Chak Qamar 51 Zahoor Elahi Pindi Saidpur 143 M.Muneer Chak Qamar 52 Raja Yaqoob Chak Jani 144 Muhammad Ali Chak Qamar 53 Bahar Ali Balouch Chak Mujahid 145 Mazhar Abbass Chak Qamar 54 Haji Zara,t Daulat pur 146 Ghulam Rabbani Chak Qamar 55 Sultan Ahmad Chak Danyal 147 M.Siaknder Chak Qamar 56 Raja Mehmood Chak Danyal 148 Fida Shah Kals 57 Sarwar Khan Pinanwal 149 Muhammad Akram Kals 58 Amanat Ali Pinanwal 150 Raja Zarait Kals 59 Shehzad Pinanwal 151 Muhammad Ashraf Kals 60 Asim Hayat Pinanwal 152 Sher Muhammad Kals 61 Ghulam Abbass Pinanwal 153 Haji Aziz Gharibwal 62 Khan Muhammad Pinanwal 154 Zafar Iqbal Gharibwal 63 Raja Raheel Khan Pinanwal 155 Mehboob Ali Gharibwal 64 M.Walayat Pinanwal 156 Syed Niaz Hussain Gharibwal 65 Muhammad Masood Daulatpur 157 Haji Abdul Ghafoor Gharibwal 66 Raja Riasat Karim pur 158 Muhammad Aslam Gharibwal 67 Umer Hayat Karim pur 159 Sikander Hayat Gharibwal 68 M.Muzaffar Mirza pur 160 Muhammad Bashir Sauwal 69 Naveed Akhter Kothian 161 M.Akram Samanwal 70 Tariq Mehmood Kothian 162 Muhammad Muneer Samanwal 71 Nusrat Ali Kothian 163 Muhammad Ehsan Samanwal 72 Haji Rasheed Chak Hameed 164 Khushi Muhammad Samanwal 73 M.Asghar Dingwal 165 Khizar Hayat Samanwal 74 Raja Feroz Khan Dhingwal 166 Abdur Rehman Dhuddi Phaphra 75 Raja Asif Dhingwal 167 M.Shehbaz Sadhowal 76 Raja Imtiaz Dhingwal 168 Muhammad Aslam Dhuddi 77 Ch. Ejaz Adowal 169 M.Walayat Dhuddi 78 Allah Yar Adowal 170 Muhammad Iqbal Daffer 79 M.Altaf Chak Usman 171 Raja Mushtaq Daffer

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80 Mushtaq Qureshi Chak Usman 172 Khalid Hussain Kaslian 81 M. Khan Bhaghanwala 173 Umer hayat Kaslian 82 Haji Safder Sauwal 174 Abdur Rehman Chak Shafi 83 Khalid Fareed Nathial 175 Wali Muhammad Golpur 84 Munawaran Bi Dhuddi Phaphra 176 Muhammad Kamran Golpur 85 Zafar Iqbal Sodhi Gujjer 177 M.Saqlain Golpur 86 Matti Ali Mahal Barani 178 M.Hasnain Golpur 87 Amir Iqbal Mahal Barani 179 Ghulam Shabbir Golpur 88 M.Fahad Mahal Barani 180 Naveed Akhter Golpur 89 Abrara Hussain Mahal Barani 181 Qari M.Ashraf Golpur 90 M. Aslam Khan Pir Chak 182 Muhammad Afzal Golpur 91 Sultan Khan Chakri 183 Muhammad Aslam Golpur 92 Sher Muhammad Pindi Saidpur 184 M.Arshed Awan Pindi Said pur Source: Social and Resettlement Survey by PDA Consultants July-October 2018

4.4.3 Community Priority Needs

During public Consultations and socio-economic survey in the Project area, the needs of the communities were assessed. The Consultations reveal that road and bridges on the proposed Main canal, Distys and FCCs to connect the communities on the both sides was the top priority need of the people. Moreover, the community demanded safeguards of their children where Canal, Distys and FCCs are passing through/near their houses/settlements.

4.4.4 General Opinion of Consulted Communities

The ICB-P2 is a large project area. It is too difficult to satisfy 100 percent DPs. The DPs have different grievance like losing land, residential structures or land price for compensation. They were explained the project and impacts on their assets. Most of the DPs has concerns over land acquisition for FCCs that impacted their fertile land. However, they expressed their views that with the availability of irrigation water, it would boost-up the socio-economic characteristics of the local community and modify the ecology of the area. Irrigation practices in the area would result in increasing the cropped area, crop yields and cropping pattern, etc. that will be in conjunction with better quality produce into higher farm incomes in the Project area. Moreover, diversified agriculture, livestock & dairy farming, and farm forestry will open new avenues for the rural poor of the project area to improve their livelihood.

4.4.5 Consultations with Relevant Departments

Meetings and Consultations were also held with different departments including the Revenue officials and NGO etc. The following points were discussed to provide information about the project: • Location of the Project area; • Objectives and purpose of the project; • Route of the proposed canal; • Land to be acquired; • Demarcation of land; • Role of Revenue Department.

In this context, Consultation/meetings were arranged with the following officials/persons which are summarized in the following Table 4.4.

Table 4.4 Consultation/Meetinge with the Departments Sr. Date Designation/Department 1 Regular when required DC Office Jhelum, PA to DC relevant to JIP matters ( July 2018-Feb.2019)

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2 Frequent when required LAC/Assistant Commissioner, PD Khan 3 Regular when required Tehsildar PD Khan 4 Regular when required Gardawar, Revenue Dept. PD Khan 5 Frequent when required Assistant Commissioner/ LAC Khushab 6 July 1208 to Feb.2019 Naib Tehsildar, Revenue PD Khan 7 Regular when required Area Manager, NRSP, PD Khan 8 Public Health Engg.Deptt. SDO/Sub Engineer to plan for relocation of water PD Khan Supply schemes and other water pipes under impact 9 ICI Management, Khewra Regarding Main Canal passing through the Factory. Water pipe line under project imapct 10 Agriculture deptt. Exchanged and shared the knowledge of canal water 11 OFWM, Lahore Regarding installation of Nakkas/outlets and area development. 12 Education Deptt. For facility improvement under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) head

4.5 GENDER SURVEY AND CONSULTATION

Keeping in view the important role of the female in the household as well as in the society, gender consultations were also conducted in10 settlements to record views of the females (list of participants is provided in Table 4.5 and photographs are presented in Annexure-XIV while locations are being provided in the following Table. During interviews and consultation, data was also collected to ascertain female social status and gender issues.

Table 4.5: Locations and Number of Participants of Gender Consultations Sr. No Location / Village Name of Channel No. of Participants 1 Vernali FCC 17 2 Doulat pur Main canal/ Disty. 21 3 Rawal Main canal 15 4 Samanwal Disty/FCC 20 5 Sadhowal Disty/FCC 16 6 Chak Shafi Main canal 15 7 Sodhi Gujjar Main canal 24 8 Kaslian Main canal 26 9 Dudhi Phaphra Main canal 22 10 Sher pur Disty/FCC 19 Total 195 4.5.1 Findings of the Gender Survey

The results/findings of the gender survey is explained in the following: Vernali Mouza The village is located between road and proposed FCC-6. The gender team visited for gender consultation regarding the proposed project. The participatory gender survey was conducted through a structured questionnaire to ascertain gender level of the community. The women of the project area are very less educated and doing only household chores along with agriculture and livestock activities at limited level. Pressing needs of the community are clean drinking water, gas, health facilities, vocational center and high schools. Health facilities which are available by the Government are not sufficient or up to the standard. The People are suffering from water borne diseases and other common diseases like Arthritis and skin allergies. Decisions of the family are taken mutually but males are less sensitive regarding female education and their economic development. Generally, the women were happy from

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Dudhi Phaphra Mouza Gender survey was conducted in this village with the affected people or Beneficiaries of this proposed project (Main Canal) and resulted that gender roles are same like of other affected villages. The females are spending time in house chores and are helping hand with their counterpart in livestock rearing and agricultural activities. Literacy level is not so high but who are educated they prefer to do jobs in health and education sectors privately. Main reason of illiteracy is non-availability of middle or high school in the community. National Rural Rapport Program is working to improve their livelihoods through soft loan and training. Immediate needs demanded by community are clean drinking water, health facilities especially for old age persons, job opportunities, vocational training centers and gas. Sher pur Mouza The Distributary and FCC pass through the vicinity of the studied village. During the gender/social consultations, it was revealed that social and cultural norms of all impacted areas are same,the people are sharing the same values. Main roles and responsibilities of the

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4.5.2 Actions Taken as a Result of the Consultations

Based on the consultations with women, similar to ICB-P2,the following actions were taken by PMO(Canals): • Forwarded the proposals for the construction of canal crossing, cloth washing points, cattle guards and fence to protect children to the design team for incorporation in the detailed design • Facilitate linkage of women members of affected households with relevant livelihood agencies and NGOs i.e. NRSP and Akhuwat, etc. • Conduct of separate consultation meetings with women DPs to disclose compensation packages, entitlement and procedures and grievance redress mechanism and the location/design of the drinking water supply. At several locations,design was changed and project impacts were minimized. • Organizing of women-specific project related activities like tree planting along the irrigation canal. • Conduct of women-specific training on canal water use and related topics.

Table 4.4: Gender Consultation and Focus Group Discussion of ICB-P2

Sr. Date Venue Name of Participants No Ambreen 1 20-9-2018 Vernali Khurshed Manzoora Kousar Nazia Parveen Kalsoom Khtar Bilqees Ghazala Balqees khanaum Asmat Bibi Shahida Parween Rasoolan Bibi Sonia Maqsood Akhtar Naseem Bibi Rubeena Bibi Sameena Bibi Kouser Perveen 2 20-9-2018 Doulat Pur Kalsoom Fatima Nusrat Naz Bhag Begum Asia Bibi Irshad Begum Mastoora Begum

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Sr. Date Venue Name of Participants No Irshad Bibi Nazia Parween Najma Abida Naz Begum Bushara Azra Adeela Mastoora Suriya Begum Zahida Rehana Shaista Maqsoodah Saba Atif 3 28-9-18 Rawal Hina Zahid Rafaqat Bibi Toseef Begum Javeria Zenat Gulzar Khalda Tahira Zameer Akhtar Naeem Akhtar Shehla Nazar Samina Tehmeena Fehmida Shahnaz Asia Munaza 4 28-9-18 Saman Wala Shahida Saima Nazia Kaneez RaJ Bibi Shakeela Gulzar Begum Suriya Begum Sanawar Begum Kalsoom Akhtar Nafees Akhtar Asma Noreen Gulzar Begum Farzana Razia Begum Ifra Yasmeen Taj Begum Nazia Naheed Misbah 5 15-10-2018 Sadho Wal Aqsa Maqsood Muqadas

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Sr. Date Venue Name of Participants No Shafia Iff,at Ayesha Nasreen Manzoor Bibi Aqsa ali Farooz Bibi Maqbool Kinza Zubaidah Mahmood Begum Khadijah Ruqaya Bibi 6 16-10-2018 Chak Shafi Gulzar Bibi Azhra Bibi Haleema Bibi Rifhat Bibi Mastoor Bibi Uzma Bibi Saleema Kaneez Lubna Kalsoom Akhtar Shehnaz Shaheena Khaldah Irshad Bibi 7 29-10-2018 Sodhi Gujjar Sakeena Bibi Rukhsanah Bibi Sameena Parveen Asia Batool Karam Bibi Irshad Bibi Asmat Nisa Shugufta Bibi Ulfat Bibi Kalsoom Bibi Rifhat Bibi Haleemah Bibi Shahidah Parveen Sughra Begum Fozia Rehmat Bibi Saiqa Parween Ghazala Sitara Bibi Khadijah Bibi Razia Bibi Tahira Yasmeen

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Sr. Date Venue Name of Participants No Kalsoom Akhtar Irum Shahzadi 8 30-10-2018 Kaslian Fozia Asma Naseem Zakia Tanzeelah Muzammal Saira Bibi Humaira Rehmat Bibi Khadejah Safiah Shahnaz Muqaddas Rukhsana Maqsood Bibi Maryam Fazal Bibi Shabana Ulfat Rubina Begum Sumaira Suban Bibi Razia Bibi Naseem Jameela Rizwana Maryam Riaz Akhtar 9 12-11-2018 Dhudi Phapra Kaneez Bibi Tehreem Farzana Munawar Gulzar Ijaz begum Irshad Begum Hidayat Bibi Saima Shameem Akhtar Shshnaz Bibi Shameem Begum Gulzar Begum Mumtaz Shahmeem Akhtar Sanawar Kaisra Batool Meher Batool Kousar Nadia Akhtar Noreen Akhtar 10 13-11-2018 Sherpur Kalsoom Bibi Razia Bibi

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Sr. Date Venue Name of Participants No Naseem Akhtar Talha Bibi Sajada Parveen Asma Batool Sabiha Surayya Bibi Nusrat Nazia Sania Sabah Rukhsana Sanawar Bushra Rif,at Haleemah Shahida Parveen

4.6 GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISM

A project level grievance redress mechanism (GRM) will be set up to address grievances arising from social and LAR impacts. Efforts will be exhausted to avoid grievances through strong consultations participation and information disclosure strategy and the LAR activities will be conducted in accordance with this LARP provisions. The Project will put in place its GRM structures upon approval of the final LARPs.

Problems to be addressed by a GRM may include (i) project alignment and requests to avoid specific affected assets, (ii) omission of impacts and some DPs in a census, (iii) impact assessment and valuation of losses, (iv) disbursement of compensation relative to entitlements stipulated in a LARP, (v) disputes about ownership of affected assets apportionment of compensation with payment delay issues, (vii) delays in payment of relocation and rehabilitation costs and design and completion of relocation sites/facilities, or (viii) the adequacy and appropriateness of income restoration measures etc.

The GRM will be set up with a three-level structure; one at the village level through the social mobilizers and village head, second at the district level, and third at the PMO (Canals). The Social and Environment Unit (SEU) will ensure timely establishment of multi-tiered grievance redress system from village level to Project level.

The SEU will support PMO (Canals) to establish the grievance redress committee (GRC) at the village, district and PMO (Canals). The GRC at the PMO (Canals) will include Project Director, PMO (Canals) as convener, with SEU Director and LAC as well as Project Design Advance (PDA) Consultants or Project Implementation Condultants (PIC) Resettlement Specialist as its members. In addition, the GRC at the PMO (Canals) will have members from 2 districts and 2 DP representatives. At the district level, the GRC will be co-chaired by the SEU Director and LAC for the district. Members will include the SEU Deputy Director Social, SEU Deputy Director Community, and 2 DP representatives, assisted and supported by the PDA/PIC social mobilizers. At the village level, the head of the village will be the de-facto head of the GRC, with 2 DP representatives, PIC/PDA Resettlement Specialist and social mobilizers as members. From community side, a Social Framework Agreement (SFA) will be carried out for the safeguards of the local peoples.

Any complaints unresolved at the village and district level will be forwarded to the GRC at the PMO (Canals) by the social mobilizers or the complainant himself.

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The complaints received will be properly recorded and documented at the SEU by the Deputy Director Community in the Complaint Register. The information recorded in the register will include date of the complaint, particulars of the complainant, description of the grievance, actions/steps taken/to be taken to resolve the complaint at village level, the person responsible to take the action, follow up requirements and the target date for the implementation of the mitigation measure. The register will also record the actual measures taken to mitigate these concerns. The complaint system may be connected electronically to connect with all relevant forum or offices.

The aggrieved DP will be kept informed about the actions on his complaint. He/she will be assisted by the social mobilizers to participate in the proceedings at different levels of grievance resolution process. Information on the complaints received, actions taken and status of resolution will be included in the regular progress reporting of the project and the internal resettlement monitoring reports. At any time in the process, the complainant will have the option to raise his/her complaint to a competent court. An overview of the structure and functioning of a typical GRM is presented in Table 4.5 below. Table 4.5:Steps in the Grievance Resolution Process

A cluster of villages (depend upon the number of DPs) may be assigned a social mobilizer to maintain regular contact with the DPs and village heads to be the first line of contact on issues related to LAR. Any complaints in the village will be recorded by the social mobilizer, and if possible resolved in the village, with the assistance of PDA/PIC consultants and contractor (if already mobilized) within 7 days. Any complaint which cannot be resolved in the village will be forwarded by the social mobilizer to the GRC at the district level. The GRC at the district attempt to resolve the issue within 15 days upon receipt and will communicate the decision to the complainant. Any complaint that cannot be resolved satisfactorily at the district GRC will be forwarded to the GRC at the PMO (Canals). Deputy Director Community will record the complaint. GRC at the PMO (Canals) will attempt to resolve the complaint within 30 days from the date complaint is received. About complaints pertaining to disagreement with land award, DP will be facilitated to challenge the award in appropriate court of law as per the process set out in Sections 18 to 22 of the LAA (1894). However, where law permits, the DPs can access to the courts of law without involving the GRM.

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5. COMPENSATION, RELOCATION AND INCOME RESTORATION

5.1 GENERAL

This section deals with the compensations for affected land, structures and assets that have been proposed on the basis of the findings of the Census Survey; and under the legal and policy framework of Government of Pakistan (GoP) & Asian Development Bank (ADB) Guidelines. The LARP focuses on providing compensations for the lost assets and suggests measures to restore their livelihoods to former living standards of the DPs.

5.2 COMPENSATION FOR AFFECTED LAND

5.2.1 Compensation of Private Land

The project of ICB-P2 will impact 4159 acres (private land 4068 acres and 91 acres Govt.land) to construct Main Canal from RD 52+000 to RD 225+500, 12 distributaries and 05 FCCs. The land value per Marla/kanal was determined by the DPAC, Jhelum included 15 % compulsory acquisition surcharge (see Annexure-XXI of land price Notification). The compensation of 4068 acres of private land is Rs.1,34,07,85,980. The compensation cost of Government land has not been allocated in the budget.

5.2.2 Compensationof Government Land

Out of total 4159 acres to be acquired for ICB-P2, 91 acres land belong to the Government used as roads, link roads, railways and bridges, etc. Details are provided in Annexure-II. At many places, the land will be restored after construction of crossings, bridges, etc.

5.3 COMPENSATION FOR PRIVATELY OWNED STRUCTURES

The privately-owned affected structures include residential and cattle sheds. The kacha, semi pacca and pacca structures have been evaluated separately. To estimate the replacement value of residential and other structures. The assets have been standardized for compensation on an average unit rate per sq.ft. The compensation rates of residential structures are applied as approved by the District Buildings Department, Jhelum Govt.of Punjab while rates for tube well structure and fixtures are calculated as per local market rates (see Annexure-XVIII). The compensation for various type of main structures is given in Table 5.1 The details of all affected structures along with compensation and allowances to be paid is provided in Annexure-I.

Table 5.1: Construction Rates of Various Type of Construction Affected Unit Rate Sr. Details of Structures Area Rs./sq.ft. (Sq.ft.) Residential Rooms i) Pacca 6026 830 ii) Semi Pacca - 662 Viranada i) Pacca 550 830 ii) Semi Pacca 564 662 1 iii) Kacha 42 377 Kitchen i) Pacca 406 830 Washroom i) Pacca 255 830 Boundary Wall

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Affected Unit Rate Sr. Details of Structures Area Rs./sq.ft. (Sq.ft.) i) Pacca 741 170 ii) Semi Pacca 535 150 Floor i)Pacca 1990 170 Livestock Sheds/Room i) Pacca 4347 830 2 ii) Semi Pacca 10235 662 iii) Kacha 502 170 Tubewells/Fixture Bore hole per bore (Rs.) 104 40000 Well i)Pacca 845 170 ii) Semi Pacca 4425 150 Tubewell Room i)Pacca 3255 830 3 ii)Semi Pacca 6433 662 Water Chamber i)Pacca 2750 170 ii) Semi Pacca 0 150 iii) Water pipes for irrigation ( Running 19276 110-300 foot) Miscellineous i.e. foundation, stair, manger etc 1847 170 Turbine 200 ft bore depth with fitting/labors etc Per bore 2,00,000 Source. Data by Consultants social teams and rates of Buildings Deptt.+local market

5.4 COMPENSATION OF COMMUNITY-OWNED STRUCTURES

During detailed resettlement survey, the social resettlement team recorded community water supply schemes located at various sites serving a large number of households of different mouza/villages.

A reconnaissance survey with Public Health Engineering, Pind Daden Khan, Govt. of Punjab was also conducted to prepare final list of affected community water supply schemes. Majority of the water pipes of these schemes will be impacted and need to be fixed after construction of irrigation channels without interrupting water supply as this is the solely source of drinking water for these communities. The Public Health Department has prepared a budget of Rs.100.23 million which was submitted to the Project Manager JIP for onward submission to the Client. This will be included in the “WORKS” to be carried out through the Contractor.

5.5 COMPENSATION OF PUBLIC FIXTURES

In the alignment of ICB-P2, 33 WAPDA electricity poles will be affected. The compensation and relocation cost of these poles have been allocated in the budget @ Rs.30,000 each and total amounting Rs. 9,90,000. These poles were found at various RDs of the main canal, Distys an FCCs. The detailsis provided in the Annexure-VII.

Similarly, Water Pipeline of ICI Company Khewra, high transmission line of WAPDA and Sui Gas pipe lines of SNGPL will be impacted by the crossing of the main canal and distributaries near Kheora Town. The PMO (Canals) will coordinate with the concerned department to take action to clear the ROW.

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5.6 COMPENSATION OF PRIVATE NON-FRUIT AND FRUIT TREES

A total 6731 (4996 mature and 1735 sapling) privately-owned trees belonging to 1129 DPs were identified in the RoW of the main canal,distributaries and FCCs for which compensation have been allocated in the budget. The valuation was based on the method provided in the LARP- P1. The project will compensate the owners of these trees. A tree is observed having the weight of 20 monds (800 kg). The local rate of fuel timber/wood is Rs.300 per mond (40 kg), amounting total compensation cost per tree will be Rs.6000. The mature tree is compensated at Rs.6000, while sapling tree is compensated at Rs.3000.The owner is allowed to take/use tree wood as salvage material. The total cost of 6731 trees is Rs.35.18 million. This amount is allocated in the budget. The chainage-wise data of non-fruit trees is provided in Annexure-IV.

During the trees counting survey, 52 fruit trees were found within the ROW of different channels of ICB-P2. The compensation cost was assessed as per procedure adopted in ICB-LARP-P1 based on type, age, yield per season and rate per unit. In addition, cost of saplings @ Rs.100/fruit plant has been provided to the DPs to replant the same fruit tree in their remaining land. Rs. 24,69,200 has been provided in the budget. The list of impacted fruit trees along with owners is provided in Annexure-V.

Table 5.2: Private Owned Fruit Trees Under Project Impact of ICB-P2 Total Total Age of Price of Tree Rate Compensation Type Yield Value Tree Tree (No.) (Rs./kg) Cost (kgs) (Rs.) (yeas) (Rs./tree) (Rs.) Jaman 02 50 140 7000 30 210000 4,20,000 Orange 12 80 20 1600 20 32000 3,84,,000 Guava 26 40 50 2000 25 50000 13,00,000 Lemon 12 20 100 2000 15 30000 3,60,000 Saplings cost of 52 fruit tree 5,200 Total 52 24,69,200

5.7 COMPENSATION OF GOVT. TREES

In the ROW of ICB-P2, 215, government-owned trees (180 matured and 35 sapling) were recorded at various locations and compensation made as per approved rates of Forest, Wildlife & Fisheries, Lahore dated 14 July 2017, Government of the Punjab. Ten (10) new plants/trees against one uprooted tree (2,150 trees total) will be replanted. The cost of replanting 2150 trees (Rs. 6,77,400) is allocated in the budget. The copy of notification and rates are provided in Annexure-XX. The PMO(Canals) will coordinate with the relevant department to sort out its removal and method of compensation. The location of these trees and compensation cost is provided in the Annexure-VI, while the compensation cost of Rs. 6,77,400 is allocated in the budget (Chapter 7).

5.8 COMPENSATION OF CROPS

As per revenue record, out of 4159 acres under project impact of ICB-P2,1389 acres (11112 kanals) are currently under cultivation in both crop season, Kharif and Rabi (summer and winter). The compensation of one kanal (both season) is calculated Rs.6813 amounting total crop compensation Rs.7,57,06,056 (Rs.75.71 Million) which has been allocated in the budget. The compensation will be provided to 26568 DPs losing crop losses. The crop compensation is calculated based on the local grain market rates, Pind Daden Khan has also been provided in the Annexure-II for each crop affected DP and local agricultural commodity market rates are shown in Annexure-XXII.

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5.9 RELOCATION OPTIONS

In case of relocation, all 8 relocating households have alternate option to move on their owned private land where they want to construct their houses. Provision of the land from government side is not an option as there is no government land available in the district for relocation. Only cash compensation was the option for the DPs and relocation allowance of 12 months (12 OPL) and livelihood transition allowance (6 months) have been allocated to 8 relocating households in the budget. They were satisfied with the compensation if compensation is provided on replacement cost well in time for dismantling their structures. During the consultations, they were assured to address their concerns. The information collected regarding relocation plan of DPs, The Table 2.5 indicated that all of them will relocate nearby the existing place because they have land in the same area or after receiving compensation, they will purchase a residential plot to relocate. A 12 months (12 OPL) relocation allowance has been provided to each DP as shown in Annexed-I.

5.9.1 Residential Structures

The number of DPs losing their residences in the ROW comes to 11. These structures were constructed by the owners on their own private land which will be acquired for the project. Out of total, 8 DPs living in the impacted structures are provided self-relocation allowance of 12 months (OPL) and shifting allowances as per the entitlements matrix, in addition to other admissible allowances/compensation. The compensation amount of Rs.15.10 Million for residential structures has been allocated in the budget for the replacement cost of residential and livestock structures. The details of the compensation has been provided in Annex-I.

5.9.2 Additional Assistance for Vulnerable and Severely Affected DPs

Vulnerable have been identified from the list of only structures affected DPs and list of DPs whose income was below OPL. An additional vulnerable allowance have been provided to DPs having less income than OPL.

To find out vulnerable DPs was a big task based on the following reasons:

a) There were 68,783 DPs losing land and structures,

b) Through Socio-economic survey and verification through village Numberdar/Chairman, 317 DPs were contacted and data was collected to find out vulnerable

c) Due to non-mutation of land, a piece of ten acre land was registered to all family member showing small ownership of each member. The family monthly income was more than Rs. 50,000 that was good enough for their livelihoods. Although, ten acre land is not small land ownership and if one or two acre land is acquired for the project, the owner will not become landless or vulnerable. But in the revenue record, ten acres land is owned by 5-8 members and in case of land acquisition for the project, some family member will become landless and vulnerable. Infact,that was not true.

First, the vulnerable were identified during socio-economic interviews. Second, the land jama bandi of DPs of each Mouza/village were provided to the Chairman/Numberdar and out of that list, he verified the DPs as vulnerable. The list of Vulnerable is provided in the Annexure-VIII and verified scanned copies of vulnerable are depicted in Annexure-XVII. The three OPL (minimum wage fixed by the Govt.) as additional assistance/ support i.e. Rs14.30 million to these 317 vulnerable has been provided in the budget.

Similarly, DPs losing >10 percent of their assets and productive land were 334 and crop compensation of one year have been provided in the budget. Although these 334 DPs are losing

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Productive land in P2 Unproductive land in P2

5.9.3 Income Restoration

Although the Project is anticipated to make a positive impact on the economy of the area, those losing a significant source of their income i.e. losing 10% or more of their agricultural land (details of identifying these DPs are provided in the Section 2.4.4). It is estimated that a total of 317 DPs will need additional support to help them to restore their livelihood and Rs.14.37 million has been provided in the budget. The following actions will be made to support severely affected and vulnerable DPs to restore their livelihood.

For this important achievement, the services of a Livelihood Specialist shall be hired from either side i.e. through PMO-Canals or Project Implementation Consultant (PIC). His role and responsibilities is discussed in the following section:

Role & Responsibilities of Livelihood Specialist

• A number of employment opportunities will be created during the construction phase, particularly for the un-skilled labor. The Livelihood Specialist can prepare a database of DPs or their children who are 18 years and above.

• He will prepare an inventory of the DPs/children covering age, health condition, gender, education, relevant experience and willingness to do job with the Contractor.

• The Livelihood Specialist will guide and fdacilitate the applicants in arranging police certificate showing that no criminal case is registered aginst them. This is important for security purpose.

• He will provide the data to the Contractor and will ask to provide the jobs to the applicants on priority basis keeping in view their education and skill.

• The Contractor should prefer to employ the un-skilled/skilled labor (male and female) from the DPs/local communities under the Contact Clause 6.1, Section 8 Specific Provision of Pariticular Conditions of Contract (Part B).

• The Livelihood Specialist will inform the DPs about the available job opportunities on the project.

• He will also negotiate with the Contractor in fixing salary/wage of the DPs or their children.

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He will also ask the left over applicants (who could not get jobs due to lack of skill) to obtain them technical training in the local cities/towns. For this purpose, the Livelihood Specialist will collect the data of the existing technical institutions/centers in the area and will manage their admission in short courses i.e. welding, shuttering, masonry and other skills related to construction field. In addition to obtaining training in construction related activities, arrangements for the interested applicants in other trades like computer,surveyor etc. will also be arranged. After completing their training/courses, the Livelihood Specialist will arrange their jobs on the project.

5.10 COMPENSATION FOR DPS WITH LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE IMPEDIMENTS

A condition for commencing civil works is the completion of compensation payments and provision of allowances to DPs. However, there are cases when compensation cannot be disbursed to certain DPs due to a number of legal and administrative impediments. DPs who are unable to receive their compensation include:

i. DPs who did not accept the award due to objection to (a) the measurement of the land or affected asset, (b) the amount of compensation, (c) the person to whom it is payable, or the apportionment of the compensation among the persons interested; ii. Absentee land owners (DPs living overseas or in other parts of the country), and without an authorized representative to collect compensation; iii. DPs with pending inheritance mutations; iv. DPs unenthusiastic to collect meager compensation amount; v. DPs unable to alienate the acquired asset like juveniles with no legally documented guardian or due to other issues.

Compensation for both land and non-land assets is deemed to have been paid when the amount in cash or cheque has been provided to DPs or deposited into their bank account, or in the District Treasury ready to be withdrawn at any time the impediment is resolved.

Although compensation of these DPs is beyond the control of the Collector and are mainly dependent of the actions of the DPs or ruling/decision from a third-party i.e. the court or BOR, PMO(Canals) will exert good-faith efforts to (a) contact and notify DPs through their last known address, village heads or kin; (b) inform DPs who to contact or where to proceed to collect their compensation; and (c) explore possible actions that may help them receive their compensation.

SEU, with support from its Consultants will undertake continued community consultations and outreach in order to locate, assist and guide DPs with legal and administrative impediments. SEU will make efforts including multiple visits1 to villages with pending compensation payments, organizing village meetings, posting of notices in public places, serving notices at last known address of DPs and publishing the names of unpaid DPs in the print media is needed to demonstrate that due efforts were conducted in addressing cases with impediments.

1 Repeated visits in three consecutive months scheduled for each village by the Land Acquisition Collector / SEU to deliver compensation to unpaid DPs and identify those with legal and administrative impediments. The repeated visits should be documented showing visit schedule, information disclosure reports, list of persons met and field visit reports duly endorsed by the local community and the village headman confirming number of identified DPs with legal and administrative impediments.

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6. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

6.1 INTRODUCTION

The Social and Environment Unit (SEU) was established under the PMO(Canals) to deal with environment and social safeguards issues of the Project. For implementation of LARP of the Project, the organization set up is presented in Figure 6.1. The Project Director of PMO(Canals) has the overall responsibility for the preparation, updating and implementation of the LARPs. He will be assisted by the Director (Social and Environment) of SEU. The Director–Social and Environment will be responsible for project level preparation and implementation of all resettlement activities. SEU will be assisted by the safeguards team from the Project Implementation Consultants (PIC). The institutional set up and roles and responsibilities of various officials and units under the set up are discussed in this section.

• Project Management Office-Canals(PMO Canals) • Social and Environment Unit (SEU) • Project Implementation Consultant (PIC)/PMO Support Consultant • External Monitoring Consultant (EMC) • Grievance Redress Committee (GRC)

6.2 PID/PMO(CANALS)

The Punjab Irrigation Department (PID) will be overall responsible for the project preparation; implementation and financing of all LAR tasks and for cross-agency coordination. PID will exercise its functions through the Project Management Office for Canals (PMO (Canals)) with general project execution responsibility and through the SEU to be tasked with daily LARP implementation activities at the project level.

The coordination involved for various institutions for the preparation and implementation of the LARPs include District government (including concerned Deputy Commissioners (DCs)). The detail of team is given in Table 6.1.

Table 6.1:Roles and Responsibilities in LARP Implementation Sr. Institution Roles and Responsibilities No. 1 PMO (Canals) Responsible for the implementation and overall supervision of the project, including the implementation and internal monitoring of the LARPs. 2 Contractor Responsible for the construction works under the social and environment conditions. 3 PIC/PMO Support Responsible for the planning and design of the project and support consultant PMO(Canals) in the implementation and internal monitoring of the LARPs. 4 District Coordinates with all stakeholders and keep law and order related to Administration security measures. 5 Community Responsible to resolve social conflicts and to safeguard their rights. 6 Independent PMO(Canals) will hire the services of a Consultants who would be fully Monitor/External responsible for monitoring of LARP implementation and report to PMO Monitoring (Canals) and the ADB. Consultant 7 Asian Development ADB is the donor of the Jalalpur Irrigation Project and has supervisory Bank role. 8 Revenue District Collector/Deputy Commissioner is responsible for the valuation Department of the lost assets and disbursement of the compensations of lost assets.

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6.2.1 Social and Environment Unit (SEU)

The SEU, headed by a Director-Social and Environment, will have the overall responsibility for updating, implementation and monitoring of the LARPs in coordination with the District administration, Revenue Department and other line departments. Specifically, the SEU will:

• update the census of DPs linked with project impacts by type, category and severance and prepare compensation packages for each DP on the basis of agreed unit rates and entitlements criterion; • Disclose the LARP to the DPs and place at the union council and PID website; • translate the LARP in local language; • develop and maintain a grievance redress mechanism for the Project and reporting its implementation; • distribute notices to the entitled DPs regarding their payment of compensation; • disburse compensation payment for structures and allowances; • conduct regular monthly meetings to review the progress regarding LARP implementation as per the schedule given in this resettlement plan; • organize, conduct and record meaningful/informed consultations participation with DPs; • develop a database of DPs; • regularly monitor LARP implementation and preparing semi-annual internal monitoring reports; • coordinate closely with all stakeholders–Punjab Government/ officials, project affected community and other concerned for the smooth functioning of project activities; • facilitate the DPs in completing necessary documentation to receive their entitled payments; • help DPs to put their complaints (if any) in front of GRCs, if still issue not resolved consult the Court of law. • oversee the livelihood restoration facilitation support activities for DPs i.e. linking with project-related jobs and other livelihood support programs, livelihood orientation, guidance on proper use of compensation payments,and • facilitate PMO (Canals) in recruiting an external monitoring consultant to conduct the external monitoring studies.

The Director-Social and Environment will be supported by the Deputy Director (Social), Deputy Director (Community Relations), Deputy Director (Environment) and Resettlement Specialist (Support Consultant- PMO (Canals)) in overseeing different aspects of the LARP preparation and implementation.

6.2.2 Deputy Director (Social)

The Deputy Director Social will work under the overall guidance and supervision of the Director, Social and Environment and will be directly responsible for overseeing the execution of all tasks of implementing the LARP.

The DD Social will:

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• oversee the preparation of the package-wise final LARPs; • ensure that LAR activities as per the LARP are implemented within the agreed time schedule; • ensure that the funds necessary for carrying out resettlement activities in the field are released to LAC, and other agencies (as assigned with resettlement tasks) on time and such activities are carried out without any administrative difficulties; • undertake consultation activities with DPs, establish and coordinate with the GRCs and help identify and resolve complaints from DPs and key stakeholders; • take the lead in the livelihood restoration facilitation activities for the DPs; • monitor the implementation of LARP and apprise the Director Social & Environment of required changes, compliance status and additions to the implementation strategy; • monitor to ensure that women headed households have received their compensation payment including the support assistance (in the shape of allowances); • monitor the women capacity building activities and other needs and demands as reflected in the LARP is fully addressed on time; • facilitate consultations and information dissemination for women DPs;and • Submit comprehensive periodic progress reports to PMO(Canals) through the Director Social and Environment.

6.2.3 Deputy Director – Community Relations

The DD-Communication will:

• monitor to ensure that all DPs are fully aware about the on-going resettlement implementation activities; • ensure to disclose the monitoring reports with DPs and also in local language; • ensure to display the monitoring reports on the PID and ADB websites; • coordinate with SEU, PIC and ADB through Director Social & Environment; • support the DD-Social in undertaking consultation activities with DPs, regularly link with the GRCs and DP representatives to help identify and resolve complaints from DPs and key stakeholders; and • support the DD-Social in the livelihood restoration facilitation activities for the DPs particularly in linking with existing livelihood support programs and project-related jobs.

• liaise with the concerned district officers of Jhelum responsible for gender development activities;

6.3 EXTERNAL MONITORING CONSULTANT (EMC)

PMO(Canals) will hire an individual expert (with team) to conduct independent monitoring for the implementation of LARP. The Consultant shall review the implementation progress throughout the LARP implementation, as reported in the internal monitoring reports (IMR) of the PMO (Canals), evaluate the level of achievement of LARP objectives, assess the process of LARP implementation and its compliance with ADB procedures and standards, identify the gap if any and propose remedial measures for implementation. The EMC will verify the completion of compensation and provision of assistance recommend the issuance of no-

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6.4 GRIEVANCE REDRESS COMMITTEE (GRC)

Upon approval of the final LARPs, a grievance redress committee (GRC) will be established for addressing conflicts and appeal procedures regarding eligibility and entitlements followed in the implementation of resettlement activities. GRCs will receive and facilitate the resolution of affected persons’ concerns and grievances. It explains how the procedures are accessible to DPs and are gender sensitive. The detail is discussed in the following section of this LARP.

6.5 DISTRICT COLLECTOR

The District Collector is the Government administrative authority of the district responsible for land acquisition and payment of compensation to the affected landowners as per the Land Acquisition Act (LAA) of 1894. The District Collector maintains official records and has the legal/administrative authority for land titling and therefore assuring eligibility of DPs for compensation.

Cognizant of the fact that the District Collector is under staffed to conduct the land tenure verification and land acquisition process for project affected properties within the project specified time limits, the Project has already allocated funds (provide honorarium) for the deputed revenue staff for working on odd hours.

During the implementation process, District Collector appointed officer as Land Acquisition Collector (LAC) of Tehsils PD Khan to assist in establishing the identity of the owners of the affected properties and process the documents for compensation payment. The LAC, assisted by PMO(Canals) staff, would be in-charge of land records and revenue.

Funds for land acquisition is deposited in the district revenue treasury which the District Collector taps to make payments to the DPs, by way of crossed cheque, following issuance of land award as required by LAA 1894.

6.6 PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION CONSULTANTS (PIC)

Resettlement specialists of the Project Implementation Consultants (PIC) will ensure that sound methodologies and practices are followed in the implementation of LARP. The Consultants will also assist in forming and training the GRCs and other units involved in LARP updating and implementation. The Consultants will advise on required changes in the modalities of the implementation work, participate in meetings with SEU, Director (S&E), DD (Social), DD (Community Relations) and DD (Environment) in monitoring the work of the SEU. The Consultants will also review, on behalf of PD, the implementation progress reports, submitted by the SEU on a regular basis.

6.7 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

An Organogram showing the institutional arrangements for the implementation of LARP has been illustrated through a diagram presented in Figure 6.1.

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Punjab Government Project Implementation Consulant Project Proponent (PP) (PIC) comprising Resettlement & (PID)/ Livelihood Specialist and Project Project Management Office for Support Consultant Canals (PMO (Canals))

External Monitor

Contractor

Social and Environment Unit (SEU) in PMO (Canals)

• Director Social and Environment Grievance Redress Committee (GRC) District Level Coordination • Deputy Director Resettlement • Deputy Director (Environment) District Collector/Deputy Commissioner • Deputy Director (Community Relations) Land Acquisition Collector/ Assistant Commissioner Forest Department Agriculture Department Buildings and Works Department

Project DPs

Figure 6.1: Organizational Chart

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7. RESETTLEMENT BUDGET AND FINANCING

All the project impacts have been taken in to account and measured accurately. As per ADB,s Resettlement policy, the estimated budget of Rs.1526.60 Million to compensate all DPs and smoothly LARP implementation is allocated. The details of budget are provided in the following Table 7.1.

Table 7.1:Detailed Resettlement Budget of ICB-P2

Total Land Sr. Unit Rate Compensation Affected Item No. Remarks No. (Rs.) With 15 percent LAS Refer to Ref. Annex-II 1 Private Land of Annex-II & XXI Land price Main Canal, Distys of DPAC determined by the 4068 & FCCs approval incl. 1,34,07,85,980 DPAC, Jhelum. (acres) 15 %+DC Summary of incentives (Rs.1340.79 million) Annex-II (Part-2) Govt.Land (forest & 91 Annex-II roads) (acres) No cost in budget Sub-total 1,34,07,85,980 Crop Compensation 2 Rabi/Kharif 11112 Rs.6813/kanal 7,57,06,056 Ref. Table 2.6 and (Kanal) Section 2.2.5 & 5.8 summary of Annex- II.( Part-2) Sub-total (1-2) 1,41,64,92,036 (Rs.1416.50 Million) Residentials 3 Rooms,Kitchens,lounge, Viranda , Watertank,Boundarywalls,Satair,Floor,Washrooms and Livestock sheds etc. Total No. of Affected Unit Rate/ Total Reference No Structures Area (sq.ft.) (sq.ft.) Compensation (Rs.) As per For details,Ref. 11 Residential +27 approved 1,51,00,077 Annex-I Cattle shed rates structures Compensation of Private Tube wells Structures/Fixtures As per i) 104Tubewells’ 17812 approved 1,72,36,373 Table: 5.1 4 structures rates Ref. Annex-I ii) water pipes 19276 running foot

Compensation of Public Structures ( WAPDA Elecricity Poles) 5 i)Shifting of Poles 33 Rs.30000/pole 9,90,000 Ref.Annex-VII Compensation of Private Trees i) Non-fruit trees Mature= 4996 Rs.6000 3,51,81,000 Section. 2.7, 5.6 6 of 1129 DPs Sapling=1735 Rs.3000 Annexture-IV

ii) Compensation of 52 Unit 24,69,200 Ref.Annex-II & V. private fruit trees Table 5.5 including Saplings cost

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Total Land Sr. Unit Rate Compensation Affected Item No. Remarks No. (Rs.) With 15 percent LAS 7 Govt.Trees 2150 replace Repleshment 6,77,400 Section.2.7.6 & 5.7 ment of 215 cost Annexure-VI & XX Sub-Total Cost of Item 3-7 7,16,54,050

Other Allowances 8 a)(Relocation 8 DPs 180000/DP 14,40,000 Annexure-I Allowance) 12 months (OPL) b)Vulnerable 317 DPs 45000/ DP 1,42,65,000 Summary of Allowance 3 months Annexure-II & VIII c)Livelihood 8 Dps 90000/DP 7,20,000 Annexure-II Transition Allowance 6 months d)Severely Impact 334 Equal to one 1,43,66,159 Sec.5.9 Allowance crop income Annexure-IX

e)Shifting 173 DPs 163= Rs.10000/DP 19,30,000 Annexure-I Allowance 10 =Rs.30000/DP & Table 5.9.4 Sub-Total of 8 (Allowances) 3,24,51,159 Other Misc. Costs M&E TBN Lumpsum 10,00,000 Internal M&E 9 External Monitoring TBN As per LARP Consultant Lumpsum 15,00,000 impl.schedule, one month input. Training cost - Lumpsum 5,00,000 Training of 2-3 days Provision of budget Budget has been for the input of allocated in ICB- Livelihood Expert P1, as Livelihood Lumpsum - Expert will work in three ICBs for 18 months on intermittent basis Contingencies Lumpsum 30,00,000 Un seen expenses Sub-Total of 9 (Misc) 60,00,000 GrandTotal (Rs) 1,52,65,97,259 Rs.1526.60 Million From 1-9

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8. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE OF LARP

8.1 IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE

After approval of updated LARP from ADB, the compensation shall be paid to all DPs in accordance with the provisions of the EM. The contractor shall not commence the civil works prior to implementation of the LARP in concurrence with ADB. If it is established that some encroachers or squatters have entered into RoW after cut-of-date, PID/PMO(Canals) reserves the right of demolishing such unauthorized structures without paying any compensation; simply by serving a sixty days’ notice for eviction from the project site. The basic resettlement related steps for implementation of this LARP for ICB-P2 are summarized in Table 8.1.

Table 8.1: LARP Implementation Schedule of ICB-P2

Date of Task Step Action Responsibility Completion 1 Submission of Updated LARP PDA Consultants/PMO 03-06-2019 2 Hire and Mobilize EMC PMO (Canals) Mid June 2019 3 Approval of Updated LARP ADB End June 2019 4 Publish Notification of Section 5 of LLA Notification of Section 5 for Main Canal and 4a 06 May 2019 Distys-Tehsil PD Khan DC/LAC/Commissioner Notification of Section 5 for FCC 4-8-Tehsil PD 4b End July 2019 Khan Translation and Disclosure of Updated PMO/Support With in two weeks of 5 LARP Consultant ADB approval 6 Publish Declaration of Land Acquisition under Section 6 of LAA 6a For Main Canal and Distys-Tehsil PD Khan Mid June 2019 DC/LAC/Commissioner 6b For FCC 4-8-Tehsil PD Khan Mid August 2019 7 Land Award under Section 11 of LAA 7a For Main Canal and Distys-Tehsil PD Khan End August 2019 DC/LAC/Commissioner 7b For FCC 4-8-Tehsil PD Khan End October 2019 8 Distribution of Notices to DPs for Payment of Compensation 8a For Main Canal and Distys-Tehsil PD Khan Mid October 2019 DC/LAC 8b For FCC 4-8-Tehsil PD Khan Mid December 2019 9 Contractor’s Pre-construction Activities: 9a Payment of Mobilization Advance to Contractor Mid October 2019 PMO/Contractor 9b Letter to Commencement 20th October 2010 Submit External Monitoring Report for Main 10a January 2020 Canal & Distys Area EMC Submit External Monitoring Report for FCC 4-8 10b March 2020 Area ADB’s Approval of Compliance Report and 11a February 2020 Commencement for Main Canal and Distys ADB ADB’s Approval of Compliance Report and 11b April 2020 Commencement for Main Canal and Distys Condition to No eviction of 11 residential DPs until 12 LAC/Contractor reconstruction of completion of their structures at new places structures

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8.2 PROCESS OF LARP IMPLEMENTATION

The Updated LARP of ICB-P2 will be implemented by PMO(Canals) with support from its Project Implementation Consultants (PIC) and inputs from representatives of DPs. The PIC will keep the DPs informed about project’s activities, compensation and assistance package duly approved by PID and ADB. The DPs will participate in all the decisions relating to implementation of LARP. DPs will also be involved in the grievance redress to review and resolve any dispute concerning compensation and other resettlement issues. The whole process shall be monitored and evaluated by a third party throughout the implementations cycle. According to the proposed timeline of achieving various tasks for LARP implementation. DPs will be served with 60 days advance notice upon receipt of compensation to vacate/ remove the affected assets/ structures. All activities will be completed in accordance with the resettlement tasks process.

8.3 DISCLOSURE OF LARP AND COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION

This LARP in Urdu will be disclosed to the DPs immediately after the ADB approval. The LARP in English will be posted on the ADB website after the PID endorsement. A notice in Urdu summarizing compensation provisions will be sent to all DPs.

Moreover, this LARP will be made available to the Local/District Government of Jhelum as well as PID field office at Jhelum as an official public document. SEU, with the help of PDA and PIC will undertake public disclosure of the LARP along this project corridor of impact considering the following main objectives:

• Inform and explain the entitlement policy and various options to the (DPs) prior to payment, compensation and other financial assistance; • Socially prepare the DPs, particularly house-owners and small business owners/operators for removal/relocation; • Help counter rumors and prevent unnecessary distress; • Bring clarity on issues that might be raised by the DPs, including the affected households and small business owners about their entitlements and benefits; • Solicit and help the DPs and encourage their participation in LARP implementation; • Attempt to ensure that vulnerable groups understand the process and their needs are specifically taken into consideration. • The participation of DPs is also ensured in the LARP implementation through their involvement in the Grievances Redress Committee (GRC). The PID field office and PIC will establish and continuously maintain interaction with the DPs and community to identify problems to undertake remedial/corrective actions.

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9. MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Resettlement tasks under the project are subjected to both internal and external monitoring. Internal monitoring will be conducted by the SEU, with support from its PIC. The external monitoring and evaluation will be assigned to an External Monitoring Consultant (EMC).

9.1 INTERNAL MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Internal monitoring will be carried out routinely by the SEU at upon completion of payment of compensation and provision of allowances to DPs in sections that are proposed for clearing and handing over for civil works. Indicators set for the internal monitoring will be those relating to process and immediate outputs and results. This information will be collected directly from the field and reported monthly to the PMO(Canals) to assess the progress and results of this LARP implementation, and to adjust the work program, if necessary. The monthly reports will be consolidated semi-annually in the standard supervision reports to ADB. Specific monitoring will be:

• Information campaign and consultation with DPs; • Extent of requirement for clearing the RoW; • Payment / Compensation for affected land, structures and other assets; • Payment against loss of income; • Payment to vulnerable DPs and • Income restoration activities.

9.2 EXTERNAL MONITORING & EVALUATION

The project includes a provision for external monitoring and evaluation of the implementation of the subproject resettlement plans by an External Monitoring Consultant (EMC). ADB approved Terms of Reference (TOR) would be followed for the recruitment.

The EMC will independently verify the completion of compensation payments and provision of allowances in sections proposed for clearing and handing over for civil works. And review implementation of LARP bi-annually and evaluate whether the basic objective of the LARP and ADB Safeguard Policy Statement concerning involuntary resettlement are being met.

9.2.1 Scope of work

Brief scope of services of EMC will be as under:but not limited to the following.The ADB may add more scope of work keeping in view the project and LARP requirements:

• Identify and select impact indicators; • Confirm the completion of compensation payments and recommend if no- objection for commencing civil works can be issued. • Review and verify internal monitoring reports prepared by LAR Unit and its field offices (PIUs); • Review of the socio-economic baseline census information; • Monitor the effectiveness and efficiency of PMO (Canals), PIC, LAC and NGO/Agency (if any) in LARP Implementation; • Monitor and assess whether resettlement objectives, particularly livelihoods and living standards of the DPs have been restored or enhanced; • Prepare time-bound Corrective Action Plan (CAP) with the help of support Consultants and monitor its implementation;

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• Assess adequacy of efforts in resolving cases with legal and administrative impediments and recommend measures needed, in case of gaps; • Conduct impact assessment through formal and informal surveys with DPs; • Consultation with DPs, officials, community leaders for preparing review report; • Assess the resettlement efficiency, effectiveness, impact and sustainability, drawing lessons for future resettlement policy formulation and planning; • Review and verify the progress in land acquisition/resettlement implementation of the Project and prepare bi-annual reports for the PMO(Canals) and ADB. • Evaluate and assess the adequacy of compensation given to the DPs and the livelihood opportunities and incomes as well as the quality of life of DPs of project- induced changes;and, • Evaluate and assess the adequacy and effectiveness of the consultative process with affected DPs, particularly those vulnerable, including the adequacy and effectiveness of grievance procedures and legal redress available to DPs, and dissemination of information about these.

9.2.2 Reporting Requirement

The EMC will prepare a compensation completion review report upon the completion of compensation payments and recommend whether no-objection can be issued to hand-over the site for commencing civil works and submit reports biannually external monitoring reports on the agreed impact indicators i.e. implementation of livelihood restoration activities, remaining LARP activities, grievance redress mechanism and consultation with DPs. Copies of the EMC report will be submitted to the PMO (Canals) for its review and endorsement to ADB. The language of the reports will be English. Illustrations, if necessary, will be provided as part of the reports.

If significant issues are identified in the external resettlement monitoring report, a time-bound Corrective Action Plan (CAP) will be prepared, reviewed and approved by ADB and disclosed to DPs. The CAP implementation progress will also be reviewed and monitored by the EMC and will be made part of the subsequent monitoring reports. Internal and external monitoring and reporting will continue until all LAR activities have been completed, including restoration of temporarily used land and emerging LAR issues during project implementation.

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ANNEXURES

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Annexure-I: Compensation Details of Private Owned Structures of ICB-P2

COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected Structure Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig

MAIN CANAL Borehole Fixture 40000 Room S.Pacca 14 12.4 173.6 662 114923 Abdul 1 Haji M.Din 52+050 Ladwa 22625 Tube well Water 199829 10000 0 0 0 209829 Sattar Pacca 5.8 6.75 39.15 170 6656 Chamber Well Pacca 25 9 225 170 38250 Ghulam Borehole Fixture 0 40000 2 M.Ramzan 56+100 Pipli 52987 Tube well 100000 10000 0 0 0 110000 Murtaza Pipe pipeline 300 300 200 60000 Room Pacca 18 13.9 250.2 830 207666 Room Pacca 18 13.9 250.2 830 207666 Room Pacca 13 10.7 139.1 830 115453 Residentia Viranada Pacca 13.9 8 111.2 830 92296 l Bath room Pacca 12.5 5 62.5 830 51875 Baber 3 M.Sadiq 56+300 Pipli 43667 But family Boundary 887286 30000 0 0 0 917286 Hussain Pacca 78 78 170 13260 is not wall living. Floor Pacca 12.5 12.4 155 170 26350 Room Pacca 11.5 16 184 830 152720 Electrificatio Lumpsum 20000 n Room Pacca 15 13.5 202.5 830 168075 Residentia Room Pacca 18 15 270 830 224100 l Room Pacca 18 15 270 830 224100 Abdul Khushi 4 56+300 Pipli 50000 But family Room Pacca 15 9.5 142.5 830 118275 774506 30000 0 0 804506 Razzaq Mohd 0 is not Bath room Pacca 7 4 28 662 18536 living Boundary Pacca 126 0 126 170 21420 wall 271.8 Room Pacca 19.7 13.8 830 225644 6 12.7 175.9 Room Pacca 13.8 830 146039 5 5 107.3 Cattle Shed S.Pacca 11.8 9.1 662 71086 Abid Residentia 8 5 M.Sadiq 56+300 Pipli 27000 666420 30000 0 90000 966420 Hussain l Boundary 180000 S.Pacca 72 72 150 10800 wall 27.7 1193. Brick Floor Pacca 43 170 202853 5 25 Electrificatio Lumpsum 10000 n 6 59+00 Pipli 30000 Tube well Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 218224 10000 0 0 -

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Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Water Pacca 10 5.5 55 170 9350 Chamber Water Shehnaz W/O Feroz Pacca 29 1.5 43.5 200 8700 Course Perveen Khan Well S.Pacca 27 9.5 256.5 150 38475 146.6 Room Pacca 12.75 11.5 830 121699 25 15.7 311.0 Room S.Pacca 19.75 662 205923 5 625 Boundary Semi 26 26 150 3900 Wall Pacca Turbine Turbine 200000 219.0 TW Room Pacca 17.25 12.7 170 37243 Cattle 75 Raja Raja 7 60+800 Nathial 17291 shed/ Water 753016 30000 0 0 0 783016 M.Ashfaq M.Akram Pacca 5.3 2.7 14.31 170 2433 Tube well Chamber Water Pacca-2 44 200 8800 Course Water Pacca 6.5 9.6 62.4 170 10608 Chamber Cattle shed S.Pacca 35 12 420 662 278040 Manger Pacca 17 2.1 35.7 170 6069 Hasnat Husk/cattl Husk/cattle 13.2 8 Mirza Shafi 61+750 Chakri 39916 S.Pacca 14.8 196.1 662 129818 129818 10000 0 0 0 139818 Mirza e Room Room 5 Shaukat Jewan TW Water 9 66+000 Gahora 20000 Water Pipe 300 200 60000 60000 0 0 0 0 60000 Hussain Khan pipe Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 TW Room S.Pacca 13 13.1 170.3 662 112739 Well S.Pacca 16 8 128 170 21760 Water Tahir Sakhawat Pacca 7.5 5.5 41.25 170 7013 10 65+750 Gahora 20583 Tube Well Chamber 191682 10000 0 0 0 201682 Mehmood Hussain Water 15.12 Pacca 5.5 2.75 170 2571 Chamber 5 Water Pacca 38 200 7600 Course Tanvir Gulzar 11 67+000 Gahora 40083 Wall Foundation Pacca 90 90 170 15300 15300 10000 0 0 0 25300 Hussain Hussain 6 TW Water Pipeline Plastic 300 inch 300 300 90000 Shaukat Sikander Pipeline 12 69+000 Thill sharif 50000 dia 91530 0 0 0 0 91530 Hayat Hayat Water Water Pacca 3 3 9 170 1530 Chamber Chamber

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Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Well Pacca 12 7.5 91.2 170 15504 0 13 M.Nawaz M.Bux 71+600 Thill sharif 25000 TW Well 55504 10000 0 0 65504 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Room S.Pacca 20.5 20.2 414.1 662 274134 410.7 Room(2) S.Pacca 26.5 15.5 662 271917 5 Cattle 14 M.Shehzad Khan Mohd 72+750 Thill sharif 49000 Manger S.Pacca 19 2.4 45.6 150 6840 780224 10000 0 0 0 790224 Shed Manger S.Pacca 14.3 2.1 30.03 150 4505 12.7 Viranada S.Pacca 26.4 336.6 662 222829 5 Boundary S.Pacca 51.75 51.8 150 7770 Sakhi Ghulam Cattle Wall 15 73+200 Thill sharif 13000 201520 10000 45000 0 0 256520 Muhammad Muhammad Shed Manger S.Pacca 16.4 1.5 24.6 150 3690 Cattle Shed S.Pacca 17.4 16.5 287.1 662 190060 Mutalli Ibrahim Cattle 16 77+250 Daulatpur 13666 Cattle Shed S.Pacca 26.5 15 397.5 662 263145 263145 10000 45000 0 0 318145 Khan Khan Shed Cattle 17 M.Sadiq Mehram 77+250 Daulatpur 24750 Room S.Pacca 32 12 384 662 254208 254208 10000 0 0 264208 Shed 0 Panda Cattle Room S.Pacca 14.3 10.4 151.2 662 100094 18 M.Azam 81+850 Pindi Bheikh 15000 110094 10000 0 0 0 120094 Khan Shed Hand Pump Fixture 10000 10000 Mushtaq Cattle 169.0 19 Allah Ditta 82+850 Pindi Bheikh 46500 Cattle Shed S.Pacca 13 13 662 111878 111878 10000 0 0 0 121878 Ahmad Shed 0 15.7 204.7 Room S.Pacca 13 662 135545 5 5 Cattle 14.7 261.8 20 M.Arif Qadir Bux 82+850 Pindi Bheikh 11000 Shed S.Pacca 17.75 662 173320 392276 10000 45000 0 0 447276 shed 5 125 126.0 Room S.Pacca 14 9 662 83412 0 TW Bore Bore 40000 Chamber Pacca 7.2 4.8 34.56 170 5875 Bahadar 11400 21 Abdul Karim 92+700 Kot Umer Tube Well Well S.Pacca 17 7.2 122.4 150 18360 68660 10000 0 0 0 78660 Khan 0 22.12 water course Pacca 14.75 1.5 200 4425 5 Pipe 8 inch Plastic 1500 1500 260 390000 Haji. Haji Allah 111+16 22166 143.8 22 Baghanwala Tube well Pond Pacca 14.1 10.2 170 24449 416617 10000 0 0 0 426617 Ismaeel Din 0 6 2 Foundation Pacca 12.75 12.75 170 2168 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 116+65 Cattle 23 Mushtaq Jahan Khan Rawal 33000 Chamber Pacca 5 7 35 170 5950 67370 10000 0 0 0 77370 0 shed Well Pacca 20 6.3 126 170 21420 Room Pacca 15 18 270 830 224100 Residentia 24 M.Mansha M.Siddique 117+00 Rawal 43000 Room S.Pacca 15 18 270 662 178740 601923 30000 0 90000 180000 901923 l Kitchen Pacca 8.1 7.5 60.75 830 50423

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Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Wash room Pacca 5 5.55 28.5 830 23655 Boundary Pacca 52.5 0 52.5 170 8925 wall Floor Pacca 26 24 624 170 106080 Hand Pump Fixture 10000 10000 Rasheed Haji Gulam 117+10 Boundary 25 Rawal 25000 B/wall Paca 14 14 170 2380 2380 10000 0 0 0 12380 Ahmad Muhammad 0 Wall Ali 117+15 Boundary Boundary 0 26 M.Yaqoob Rawal 20000 Pacca 29 29 170 4930 4930 10000 0 0 14930 Muhammad 0 Wall wall Gulzar Panda 117+70 Boundary Boundary 0 27 Rawal 19000 Pacca 92 92 170 15640 15640 10000 0 0 25640 Ahmad Khna 0 Wall wall Boundary S.Pacca 92 92 150 13800 wall 117+90 Residentia Room S.Pacca 17 14 238 662 157556 28 M.Ejaz M.Din Rawal 46500 367962 30000 0 90000 180000 0 l Room S.Pacca 17 14 238 662 157556 667962 Bath room Pacca 7 5 35 830 29050 Hand Pump fixure 10000 10000 117+90 14900 Boundary 0 29 Amanullah Khuda Bux Rawal B/wall Pacca 212 0 212 170 36040 36040 10000 0 0 46040 0 0 Wall Well Pacca 11.5 8.5 97.75 170 16618 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Water Pacca 26 2.5 65 200 13000 Course 118+90 166.0 30 M.Khan Lal khan Rawal 33000 Tube Well Room Pacca 13.5 12.3 830 137822 276539 10000 0 0 0 286539 0 5 Cemented Pipe 400 400 160 64000 6 inch Water Pacca 7.5 4 30 170 5100 Chamber Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 193.6 Room Pacca 15.25 12.7 830 160750 8 cemented Pipeline 300 300 200 60000 pipe Khursheed 121+45 Well Pacca 14 12 168 170 28560 31 Asad Rawal 27666 Tube Well 311870 10000 0 0 0 321870 Ali 0 Water Pacca 29.5 2.2 64.9 200 12980 course Water Pacca 7 5.5 38.5 170 6545 Chamber Water Pacca 5.1 3.5 17.85 170 3035 Chamber

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COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig 129+85 Hand 0 32 M.Sabir Ahmad Bux Gharibwal 33000 Fixture 10000 10000 10000 0 0 0 10000 0 pump Well Pacca 7.4 15.4 114 170 19373 Shuaj,at 134+60 33 M.Hayat Sao,wal 13200 Tube well TW Room S.Pacca 8.4 8 67.2 170 11424 70797 10000 45000 0 0 125797 Hussain 0 Borehole Pacca 40000 40000 Water Pacca 6.4 4.3 27.52 170 4678 Chamber 1 Water Pacca 4.4 4.4 19.36 170 3291 Chamber 2 Viranada Pacca 11.3 7 79.1 830 65653 Nuzat Abdul 134+80 16150 34 Gharibwal Tube well Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 228081 10000 0 0 0 238081 Rehman Majeed 0 0 Well Pacca 19 7.4 140.6 170 23902 Watercourse Pacca 58 1.4 81.2 200 16240 Semi Room 10 11 110 662 72820 Pacca Pipe PVc 4 inch 13.6 13.6 110 1496 139+60 Wara Boundary 0 35 Hashim Ali M.Ali 42400 B.Wall Pacca 37 0 37 170 6290 6290 10000 0 0 16290 0 Phaphra Wall Room without S.Pacca 24 0 24 150 3600 Roof( Wall) Room S.Pacca 19 14 266 662 176092 373.6 Room S.Pacca 26.5 14.1 662 247356 5 140+35 Wara 36 M.Akram Allah Ditta 23166 Cattle farm 168.0 742369 30000 0 0 0 772369 0 Phaphra Room S.Pacca 14 12 662 111216 0 Manger Pacca 24.8 2.3 57.04 170 9697 276.9 Cattle Shed S.Pacca 19.5 14.2 662 183308 0 Boundary S.Pacca 74 0 74 150 11100 wall Well Pacca 6.4 5.5 35.2 170 5984 Borehole Fixure 40000 143+20 37 M.Riaz M.Bukhsh Sadowal 44000 Tube Well Chamber Pacca 6.75 4.5 30.38 170 5164 54072 10000 0 0 0 64072 0 Water Pacca 8.6 1.7 14.62 200 2924 course Mirza Chamber Pacca 8 3 24 170 4080 Fazal 162+36 38 Muhammad Kalsian 32000 Water pipe 83130 10000 0 0 0 93130 Ahmad 0 Pipes Plstic 465 465 170 79050 Ramzan Nausherwa 164+60 Borehole Fixture 40000 39 Saif Ali Chak Shafi 80000 Tube Well 235000 10000 0 0 0 245000 n 0 Water Pipe Plastic 1500 1500 130 195000

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COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Haji 165+75 40 Muhammad M.Din Chak Shafi 48000 Water pipe Pipe Plastic 600 600 130 78000 78000 0 0 0 0 78000 0 Afzal Nasir Room S.Pacca 14.75 14 206.5 662 136703 41 Anar Khan 168+00 Chak Shafi 21500 Tube Well 359135 10000 0 0 0 369135 Mehmood Shed S.Pacca 22.4 15 336 662 222432 171+25 42 M.Arshed Abdul Latif Sodhi Gujjar 94000 Water pipe Pipe Plastic 250 250 170 42500 42500 0 0 0 0 42500 0 43 M. Siddique Abdullah 172+00 Sodhi Gujjar 85000 Water pipe Pipe Plastic 250 250 170 42500 42500 0 0 0 0 42500 Sikandar 172+25 44 M. Yousaf Sodhi Gujjar 42833 Water pipe 37 Pipes Cement pipes 37 1000 37000 37000 0 0 0 0 37000 Khan 0 M. 175+60 45 Ghulam Ali Sodhi Gujjar 5000 Water pipe Pipe Plastic 235 235 170 39950 39950 0 45000 0 0 84950 Mehboob 0 176+15 46 Allah Ditta Ismaeel Sodhi Gujjar 22750 Water pipe Pipe Plastic 235 235 170 39950 39950 0 0 0 0 39950 0 177+25 10033 47 Fazal Karim Noor Sodhi Gujjar TW Bore Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 0 50000 0 3 Residentia Wara l 186+80 48 Javed Iqbal Mirza Iqbal Buland 25000 But family Room Pacca 32 16 512 830 424960 424960 10000 0 0 0 434960 0 Khan is not living Wara 190+20 Cattle 49 M. Arshed M. Nazeer Buland 43000 Room Kacha 10 7 70 377 26390 26390 10000 0 0 0 36390 0 shed Khan Malik Malik 197+70 50 Ghulam Kuliwal 17000 Wall Room walls Pacca 15.4 18 277.2 170 47124 47124 10000 0 0 0 57124 Tasawar 0 Abbas

Disty-2

Farooq Pind said Foundatio 51 Laal Din 6+650 35000 Foundation Pacca 200 200 170 34000 34000 10000 0 0 0 44000 Bhatti pur n 2 Boreholes Fixture 80000 80000 11.7 Well 1 S.Pacca 16 188 170 31960 5 153.7 Wells 2 S.Pacca 18.3 8.4 170 26132 52 Zahoor Manzoor 9+600 Pindi 25000 2 TWs 2 165939 30000 0 0 0 195939 43.12 Chamber 1 Pacca 5.75 7.5 170 7331 5 Chamber 2 Pacca 5.9 5.1 30.09 170 5115 Watercourse Pacca 44 1.75 77 200 15400 Raja Panda Water 53 16+850 Chak Jani 73000 water course Pacca 74 2.5 185 200 37000 37000 0 0 0 0 37000 Yaqoob Khan course

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COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Disty-3-Minore-1 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 M. Sher Chak 54 Bahar Ali 21+550 16000 Tube well Room S.Pacca 11.6 9.5 110.2 662 72952 117797 10000 0 0 0 127797 Balouch Mujahid Chamber Pacca 6 4.75 28.5 170 4845 Disty-3 - Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 - 55 Haji Zarat Madad Ali 10+000 Daulat pur 18000 Tubewell 55120 10000 0 0 65120 Well S.Pacca 16 6.3 100.8 150 15120 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Chamber Pacca 6.75 4.1 27.68 170 4705 Sultan Chamber Pacca 4 2.4 9.6 170 1632 56 Sher Khan 17+600 Danyal 7916 Tubewell 131360 10000 45000 0 0 186360 Ahmad 168.5 Well S.Pacca 19.6 8.6 150 25284 6 Room S.Pacca 9.6 9.4 90.24 662 59739 Raja Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Mehmood Chamber Pacca 10 8 80 170 13600 Raja Aazam 10000 57 Akhtar 18+600 Danyal Tubewell water course Pacca 220 1.4 308 200 61600 296120 10000 0 0 0 306120 Khan 0 Chairmen Well S.Pacca 19 6.4 121.6 150 18240 UC Room Pacca 14 14 196 830 162680 Raja Borehole fixture 40000 40000 0 Mehmood Chamber Pacca 7.2 5.4 38.88 170 6610 Raja Aazam 10000 58 Akhtar 21+300 Danyal Tubewell 57537 10000 0 0 67537 Khan 0 Chairmen Well S.Pacca 9.4 7.75 72.85 150 10928 UC Borehole fixture 40000 40000 0 Sarwer Ghuman 59 29+600 Pinanwal 18000 Tubewell Well S.Pacca 15 8 120 150 18000 61400 10000 0 0 71400 Khan Khan Chamber Pacca 4 5 20 170 3400 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Well S.Pacca 10 6.4 64 150 9600 60 Amanat Ali M. Ashraf 30+100 Pinanwal 80000 Tubewell 159850 10000 0 0 0 169850 Chamber Pacca 6 8 48 170 8160 Room Pacca 12.3 10 123 830 102090 14.7 202.8 61 Shehzad Zarait Khan 30+100 Pinanwal 50000 TW Room Room S.Pacca 13.75 662 134262 134262 10000 0 0 0 144262 5 1 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Tree wood 6000 6000 62 Asim Hayat M.Hayat 30+500 Pinanwal 60000 Tubewell Well S.Pacca 11.6 8 92.8 150 13920 68951 10000 0 0 0 78951 53.12 Chamber Pacca 8.5 6.25 170 9031 5 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Well S.Pacca 10 5 50 150 7500 Ghulam Ghulam 63 31+600 Pinanwal 48000 Tubewell Chamber Pacca 8 6.75 54 170 9180 266842 10000 0 0 0 276842 Abbas Rasool Water Pacca 16.5 1 16.5 200 3300 Course

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COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Hand Pump fixture 10000 10000 15.2 297.3 Shed S.Pacca 19.5 662 196862 5 8 Khan Saee Cattle 374.8 64 31+600 Pinanwal 23000 Shed S.Pacca 24.5 15.3 662 248151 248151 10000 0 0 0 258151 Muhammad Muhammad Shed 5 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Well S.Pacca 10.5 7.5 78.75 150 11813 Chamber Pacca 8.5 5.25 44.63 170 7586 Raja Raja 65 31+750 Pinanwal 35000 Tubewell 141.7 155337 10000 0 0 0 165337 Raheel Masood Room S.Pacca 13.5 10.5 662 93839 5 Water Pacca 5.25 2 10.5 200 2100 Course Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Well S.Pacca 6 5 30 150 4500 Chamber Pacca 7 5 35 170 5950 Muhammad Taj 66 32+700 Pinanwal 23000 Tubewell Tree wood 5 30000 116380 10000 0 0 0 126380 Walayat Muhammad Room Kacha 10 9 90 377 33930 Water Pacca 5 2 10 200 2000 Course abandene Borehole 0 0 d Water Pacca 6 3 18 200 3600 Sikander Course 67 Dr.Masood 37+500 Dewan pur 35000 Tubewell 178523 10000 0 0 0 188523 Khan Chamber Pacca 7.4 5.4 39.96 170 6793 Well S.Pacca 8 3.4 27.2 150 4080 197.6 Room Pacca 14.75 13.4 830 164050 5 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Water Pacca 7 5 35 170 5950 Raja Chamber 68 Jahan Khan 39+200 Kareem Pur 49000 Tubewell 110366 10000 0 0 0 120366 Rayasat Room S.Pacca 11 8 88 662 58256 Water Pacca 22 1.4 30.8 200 6160 Course Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Water Pacca 8 4.4 35.2 170 5984 69 Umar Hayat Nadir Khan 39+250 Kareem Pur 40000 Tubewell Chamber 51934 10000 0 0 0 61934 Water Pacca 17 1.75 29.75 200 5950 Course Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Muhammad Sultan 13625 Chamber Pacca 6 9.75 58.5 170 9945 70 45+800 Mirza pur Tubewell 228825 10000 0 0 0 238825 Muzaffar Mehmood 0 Water Pacca 30 1.5 45 200 9000 Course

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COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Well S.Pacca 8 6 48 150 7200 Room Pacca 14 14 196 830 162680 Naveed Dost Borehole fixture 40000 40000 71 46+250 kuthian 20000 Tubewell 163132 10000 0 0 0 173132 Akhter Muhammad Room S.Pacca 15 12.4 186 662 123132 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Water Pacca 65 1.5 97.5 200 19500 Tariq Sher Course 72 46+900 kuthian 22000 Tubewell 178344 10000 0 0 0 188344 Mehmood Muhammad Well S.Pacca 8 3 24 150 3600 Chamber Pacca 8 5.4 43.2 170 7344 Room Pacca 13 10 130 830 107900 73 Nusrat Sher Khan 47+100 kuthian 25000 Tubewell Borehole fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 0 50000 Haji Chak Water 74 Fazal Karim 50+250 28000 WC Pacca 180 2 360 200 72000 72000 10000 0 0 0 82000 Rasheed Hameed Course Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Chamber Pacca 5.5 6.5 35.75 170 6078 75 Asghar Hasan Ali 53+800 Dhingwal 50000 Tube well 146490 10000 0 0 0 156490 Pipe Plastic 100 100 170 17000 Room S.Pacca 12 10.5 126 662 83412 Raja Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 76 Raja Feroz 55+650 Dhingwal 80000 Tubewell 47200 10000 0 0 0 57200 Masood Well S.Pacca 8 6 48 150 7200 Raja 16500 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 77 Raja Asif 55+850 Dhingwal Tubewell 56150 10000 0 0 0 66150 Bahader 0 Pipe Plastic 95 95 170 16150 Room S.Pacca 27 13 351 662 232362 Livestock Room S.Pacca 27 19 513 662 339606 78 Raja imtiaz M.Nazir 56+400 Dhingwal 50000 698499 10000 0 0 0 708499 shed Room S.Pacca 13 13.5 175.5 662 116181 Pipe Plastic 115 115 90 10350 14000 Water 79 Ch.Ejaz Allah Yar 62+500 Adowal WC Pacca 170 1.5 255 200 51000 51000 10000 0 0 0 61000 0 Course Ghulam Water 80 Allah Yar 63+600 Adowal 44000 Pipe Plastic 80 80 170 13600 13600 0 0 0 0 13600 Muhammad Pipe Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Muhammad 189.0 81 M.Din 77+800 Usman 16000 Tube well Room S.Pacca 13.7 13.8 662 125158 175158 10000 0 0 0 185158 Altaf 6 Hand pump fixture 10000 10000 Mushtaq Noor water 82 77+800 Usman 24000 WC Pacca 105 2 210 200 42000 42000 10000 0 0 0 52000 Qureshi Muhammad course Disty-5 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Water Muhammad Pacca 6 7 42 170 7140 83 Allah Ditta 1+000 Baghanwala 36583 Tubewell Chamber 51940 10000 0 0 0 61940 Khan Water Pacca 12 2 24 200 4800 Course Disty-7

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COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Haji 84 Muhammad M.Bukhsh 3+800 Sauwal 50000 Tubewell Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 0 50000 Safder Disty-8 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Khalid Well S.Pacca 6 5 30 150 4500 85 Fareed M.sharif 3+300 Nathial 38025 Tube Well Chamber Pacca 6 4.4 26.4 170 4488 70588 10000 0 0 0 80588 Ullah Water S.Pacca 90 1.5 135 160 21600 Course Room Pacca 18 14 252 830 4500 Munawaran M.Faiz Dhuddi Cattle Room Pacca 18 14 252 830 4488 86 10+300 19166 239748 10000 0 0 0 249748 Bi (Late) Phaphra shed Viranada S.Pacca 19 12 228 662 21600 B/wall S.Pacca 15 15 150 209160 Disty-10 minor Room Pacca 18 13.5 243 830 201690 Room Pacca 18 13.5 243 830 201690

Sodhi Residentia 11.7 121.0 87 Zafar Iqbal M.Iqbal 5+00 10000 Kitchen Pacca 10.3 830 100451 805138 10000 45000 90000 180000 1130138 Gujjar l 5 25

Viranda Pacca 36 10 360 830 298800 B/wall Pacca 14.75 14.75 170 2508 Disty-10 Mahal 88 Mutti Ali M.Bukhsh 4+850 35000 Tubewell Borehole fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 0 50000 Barani Mahal Foundatio 89 Amir Iqbal M.Iqbal 9+100 55000 Stone Pacca 75 75 170 12750 12750 10000 0 0 0 22750 Barani n Nisar ul Mahal Foundatio 90 M.Fahad 9+100 25000 Stone Pacca 273 273 170 46410 46410 10000 0 0 0 56410 Haq Barani n Abrar Ghulam Mahal Foundatio 91 9+350 37000 Stone Pacca 180 180 170 30600 30600 10000 0 0 0 40600 Hussain Hussain Barani n FFC-4 Room Pacca 17 14 238 830 197540 Shed Pacca 24 16 384 830 318720 Shed Pacca 16 16 256 830 212480 M. Aslam Cattle Shed Pacca 34 13 442 830 366860 0 92 Fateh Ali 6+900 Pir Chak 51000 1168700 30000 0 0 1198700 Khan shed B/wall Pacca 238 0 238 170 40460 Manger Pacca 55 3 165 170 28050 Water Pacca 9 3 27 170 4590 Chamber 248.3 Room S.Pacca 19.4 12.8 662 164388 Subah Cattle 2 93 Sultan Khan 2+100 Chakri 19208 351884 10000 0 0 0 361884 Khan shed 12.7 165.7 Shed S.Pacca 13 662 109727 5 5

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Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Chamber Pacca 7 5.5 39 170 6545 183.6 Well S.Pacca 19.75 9.3 170 31225 8 Shed S.Pacca 24.4 20 488 377 183976 Cattle Shed S.Pacca 32.75 24.5 802 377 302495 Roshan Pindi Said 11000 shed,too Shed S.Pacca 19.6 9.6 188.2 377 70936 94 Sher Mohd 8+100 613808 30000 0 0 0 643808 Khan pur 0 old.rate of B/wall Pacca 176 0 176 150 26400 kacha 3Hand Fixture 3 10000 30000 Pump wd/o TW 95 1+250 Pir Chak 25000 Turbine depth 200 200 1000 200000 200000 10000 0 0 0 210000 Mrs.Iftekhar Iftekhar Turbine Room Pacca 10 11.4 114 830 94620 Well Pacca 18 8 144 170 24480 Abid 96 Raja Hayat 2+700 Pir chak 70000 Tube Well Chamber Pacca 6 5 30 170 5100 168280 10000 0 0 0 178280 Hussain Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Water Tank Pacca 4 6 24 170 4080 Hamayoon Nausherwa Pindi Said Foundatio 97 4+400 30000 Foundation Pacca 178 0 178 170 30260 30260 10000 0 0 0 40260 Akhtar n Khan pur n M. Aslam Pind Said Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 98 Allah Ditta 6+250 22000 Tube Well 112820 10000 0 0 0 122820 Arain pur Room S.Pacca 11 10 110 662 72820 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Ghulam Pindi Said Room S.Pacca 8 9.75 78 662 51636 99 M. Siddiqye 6+150 30000 Tube Well 128236 10000 0 0 0 138236 Muhammad pur Chamber Pacca 6 5 30 830 24900 Well S.Pacca 12 6.5 78 150 11700 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Sohail Munir 100 7+800 Sagharpur 25000 Tube Well Room S.Pacca 9 7 63 662 41706 85405 10000 0 0 0 95405 Ahmad Ahmad Chamber Pacca 6.4 3.4 21.76 170 3699 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Arshed Room S.Pacca 12 10 120 662 79440 101 Naeem 8+900 Pindi 51000 Tubewell 145195 10000 0 0 0 155195 awan Well S.Pacca 21 6.5 137 170 23205 Chamber Pacca 6 2.5 15 170 2550 Borehole 40000 40000 Well S.Pacca 11 7 77 170 13090 102 Allah Ditta Fazal 13+150 Sher pur 35000 Tubewell Chamber Pacca 5 4 20 170 3400 59290 10000 0 0 0 69290 Water Pacca 7 2 14 200 2800 Course water 103 Raja Ejaz Jamshed 15+900 Sher pur 75000 W/C Pacca 200 2.5 500 200 100000 100000 10000 0 0 0 110000 course Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 104 Shabbir Karam Alli 15+950 Sher pur 50000 Tubewell 201258 10000 0 0 0 211258 Room Pacca 11.5 15.5 178 830 147948

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Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Well S.Pacca 6.5 5.5 36 150 5363 Chamber Pacca 5.5 8.5 46.75 170 7948 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Ghulam Khewian 105 M. Arif 18+100 25000 Tubewell Well S.Pacca 5 5 25 150 3750 48213 10000 0 0 0 58213 abbas wala Chamber Pacca 7 3.75 26.25 170 4463 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Khewian 106 Imran Ashraf 18+300 80000 Tubewell Well S.Pacca 3.5 6.25 22 150 3281 50145 10000 0 0 0 60145 wala Chamber Pacca 8.5 4.75 40.38 170 6864 FCC-5 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Well S.Pacca 18 8.5 153 150 22950 Room S.Pacca 11.75 10 117.5 662 77785 107 M.Hafeez Allah Din 0+900 Thill 25000 Tubewell 154059 10000 0 0 0 164059 Chamber Pacca 7.6 3.7 28 170 4780 Water Pacca 26.7 1.6 42.72 200 8544 course Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Well S.Pacca 16.01 9.5 152 150 22814 Muhammad Ghulam Room S.Pacca 8.7 7.76 67.5 662 44693 108 0+900 Thill 21000 Tubewell 118183 10000 0 0 0 128183 Siddique Qadir Chamber Pacca 6.5 3.5 23 170 3868 Water S.Pacca 26.7 1.5 40.05 170 6809 course Borehole fixture 40000 40000 113.9 Room S.Pcca 12.25 9.3 662 75418 25 Tariq Allah 109 3+250 Daulat pur 17916 Tubewell Chamber Pacca 5.75 4 23 170 3910 152591 10000 0 0 0 162591 Mehmood Bukhsh Well S.Pcca 15.5 8.5 132 150 19763 Water Pacca 45 1.5 67.5 200 13500 Course Borehole fixture 40000 40000 119.0 Room Pacca 12.4 9.6 830 98803 Noor 4 110 Allah Ditta 5+700 Daulat pur 19000 Tubewell 165684 10000 0 0 0 175684 Muhammad Chamber Pacca 6 4.75 29 170 4845 129.6 Well S.Pcca 15.25 8.5 170 22036 25 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Water Pacca 33 1.5 49.5 200 9900 Course 111 M. Ashraf Allah Ditta 6+350 Daulat pur 29833 Tubewell 132284 10000 0 0 0 142284 Chamber Pacca 6.4 4.75 30.4 170 5168 Room S.Pcca 12.3 8 98 662 65141 Well S.Pcca 11.5 7 80.5 150 12075 6+500 Daulat pur 23666 Tubewell Borehole fixture 40000 40000 286275 10000 0 0 0 296275

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COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Room S.Pcca 10 10 100 662 66200 Well S.Pcca 11 8.5 93.5 150 14025 Abdur Khan 112 Water Rehman Muhammad Pacca 33.5 1.5 50.25 200 10050 Course Water pipe Plastic 1200 1200 130 156000 Khushi Foundatio 113 M.Aslam 6+650 Daulat pur 17000 Wall S.Pacca 181 181 120 21720 21720 10000 0 0 0 31720 Muhammad n Borehole fixture 40000 40000 110.2 Room Pcca 10.5 10.5 830 91508 5 Sikandar Roshan 155.7 114 9+100 Daulat pur 18083 Tubewell Well S.Pcca 16.75 9.3 150 23366 167773 10000 0 0 0 177773 Hayat Khan 75 Chamber Pacca 7.75 4.5 35 170 5929 Water Pacca 33 1.85 34.85 200 6970 Course Borehole fixture 40000 40000 154.8 Room S.Pacca 13.7 11.3 662 102484 1 Imran Muhammad 10000 115 11+670 Pinanwal Tubewell Well S.Pcca 9.5 9 85.5 150 12825 166202 10000 0 0 0 176202 khursheed Khursheed 0 Chamber Pacca 8.75 4.7 41 170 6991 Water Pacca 15.3 1.5 22.95 170 3902 Course Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Raja Ejaz Asghar Ali 16888 Room Pacca 10.5 10 105 830 87150 116 12+950 Kotli Tubewell 145945 10000 0 0 0 155945 Ali Khan 8 Well S.Pacca 10.75 7.5 81 150 12094 Chamber Pacca 7.3 5.4 39.42 170 6701 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Brig.Imtiaz Raja Zafar 11000 Room Pacca 10.4 10 104 830 86320 117 13+350 Kotli Tubewell 144211 10000 0 0 0 154211 Ali Ali 0 Well S.Pacca 10.4 7.3 76 150 11388 Chamber Pacca 8.5 4.5 38.25 170 6503 FCC-5/2 Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Water Panda Pacca 21.11 2.3 49 200 9711 118 Khuda Bux 1+300 Kot Umer 27750 Tubewell course 66308 10000 0 0 0 76308 Khan Well S.Pacca 10 6.5 65 150 9750 Chamber Pacca 7.6 5.3 40.28 170 6848 Haji Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 011 Haji Fiaz Muhammad 3+350 Thill 25000 Tubewell Chamber Pacca 4 6 24 170 4080 68080 10000 0 0 0 78080 9 Hussain Bux Well S.Pacca 16 10 160 150 24000 FCC-5/3 Jalal Khan 2+800 Daulat pur 43020 Tubewell Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 227592 10000 0 0 0 237592

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COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig 111.9 Room Pacca 12.1 9.25 830 92898 Ch. 3 120 Muhammad Well S.Pacca 10.2 7.8 79.56 150 11934 Iqbal Chamber Pacca 7 4 28 170 4760 Pipe Platic 600 600 130 78000 Borehole 40000 40000 149.1 Room S.Pacca 12.75 11.7 662 4760 8 Muhammad 121 Jahan Khan 2+650 Thill 23000 Tubewell Well S.Pacca 10.6 7 74.2 150 78000 136392 10000 0 0 0 146392 Yaqoob Chamber Pacca 8.4 4 34 170 5712 Water S.Pacca 33 1.5 49.5 160 7920 course FCC-6 Subedar Saee Water Pipe 5 inch 170+6 122 Muhammad 36+350 Ado wal 30000 Steel 235 130 30550 30550 10000 0 0 0 40550 Muhammad Pipe dia 5 Aslam Shed S.Pacca 20 15.5 310 662 205220 Cattle 123 Ajmal Shah Anwar Shah 37+250 Ado wal 17000 Shed S.Pacca 21 15 315 662 208530 423750 10000 0 0 0 433750 shed Hand Pump fixture 10000 10000 Safder Room Pacca 15 14 210 830 174300 124 Ghulam 39+100 Ado wal 35000 Farm shed 183300 10000 0 0 0 193300 Shah Tree Tree 2 9000 9000 Muhammad Fazal Borehole fixture 40000 40000 125 39+500 Ado wal 45000 TW Bore 45673 10000 0 0 0 55673 Inayat Ahmad Chamber Pacca 4.7 7.1 33.37 170 5673 Raja Raja Borehole fixture 40000 40000 126 40+000 Haran pur 25000 TW Bore 43400 10000 0 0 0 53400 Rafaqat Walayat Chamber Pacca 5 4 20 170 3400 Raja borehole fixture 40000 40000 127 Raja Qalb 42+200 Haran pur 25000 TW Bore 43400 10000 0 0 0 53400 Walayat Chamber Pacca 5 4 20 170 3400 FCC-6/1 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Well S.Pacca 13.75 7 96.25 150 14438 Fida Nazar 128 5+800 Pinan wal 93333 Tubewell Chamber S.Pacca 8.6 5.25 45 150 6773 152709 10000 0 0 0 162709 Hussain Muhammad 110.2 Room Pacca 10.6 10.4 830 91499 4 Borehole fixture 40000 40000

Well S.Pacca 8.75 7.1 62.13 150 9319 0 Raja Qasim Raja Safder 14333 0 129 3+500 Kotli Piran Tubewell Chamber 1 S. Pacca 5.5 2.4 13.2 150 1980 149017 10000 0 159017 Khan Ali Khan 3 Chamber 2 S.Pacca 7.23 5.5 40 150 5965

Room S.Pacca 12.6 11 139 662 91753 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 10750 130 Haji Nawaz M.Bux 10+900 Krayala Tubewell Well S.Pacca 6 7.25 43.5 150 6525 118058 10000 0 0 0 128058 0 Chamber S.Pacca 6.6 4.25 28 150 4208

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COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Room S.Pacca 11.3 9 101.7 662 67325 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Well S.Pacca 8.4 7.5 63 150 9450 Malik Rasab 15600 Chamber 1 Pacca 7.6 5.5 41.8 170 7106 131 12+500 Karyala Tubewell 456861 10000 0 0 0 466861 Yaqoob Khan 0 Chamber 2 Pacca 5.75 2 11.5 170 1955 Room Pacca 17.5 14 245 830 203350 Pipe 5 inch Plastic 1500 1500 130 195000 Sher Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Ghulam 132 Muhammad 7+850 Kotli Piran 31250 Tubewell Chamber Pacca 4.5 6.5 29 170 4973 103063 10000 0 0 0 113063 Hussain Bhatti Room S.Pacca 9 9.75 87.75 662 58091 133 M. Inayat Nadir Khan 16+200 Mujahid 60000 Tubewell Borehole fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 0 50000 Ghulam Water 134 Nazir sahi 17+300 Mujahid 50000 Pipe 5 inch Plastic 325 325 130 42250 42250 10000 0 0 0 52250 Muhammad Pipe Borehole Fixture 40000 40000 Chamber Pacca 6.75 5.8 39.15 170 6656 Panda Chamber Pacca 6.75 2 13.50 170 2295 135 Nasarullah 18+250 Mujahid 50000 Tubewell 209951 10000 0 0 0 219951 Khan Room S.Pacca 15.75 13.6 214 662 141800 Water Pacca 48 2 96 200 19200 course Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Chamber Pacca 7.2 5.2 37.44 170 6365 Muhammad Bahader 136 4+400 Pindi Bhiekh 41916 Tubewell Chamber Pacca 7.2 2.75 19.8 170 3366 146577 10000 0 0 0 156577 Safder Khan Room S.Pacca 12.2 10.3 126 662 83187 Well S.Pacca 11.75 7.75 91.06 150 13659 FCC-6/2 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Muhammad Ghulam Baghanwala Chamber Pacca 7.75 7.3 56.58 170 9618 137 3+250 20000 Tubewell 58581 10000 0 0 0 68581 Zaman Haider l Chamber Pacca 7.75 2.85 22 170 3755 Well S.Pacca 5.6 6.2 34.72 150 5208 FCC-7 138 Abdul Haq M.Anwer 9+000 Qamar 22000 Water pipe 9 inch dia Cement 455 455 230 104650 104650 10000 0 0 0 114650 139 Haji sarsa M.Ameer 9+000 Qamar 20000 Water pipe 9 inch dia Cement 455 455 230 104650 104650 10000 0 0 0 114650 140 Binyamin Jalal din 10+000 Qamar 25000 Water pipe 8 inch dia Cement 455 455 185 84175 84175 10000 0 0 0 94175 Muhammad M.Asghar 10+000 Qamar 18000 Water pipe 6 inch dia Cement 455 455 153 69615 69615 10000 0 0 0 79615 141 Safder 142 M.Yousaf Anar Khan 10+800 Qamar 38000 Water pipe 9 inch dia Cement 455 455 230 104650 104650 10000 0 0 0 114650 Hafiz 143 Muhammad Mirza Khan 10+800 Qamar 19000 Water pipe 9 inch dia Cement 455 455 230 104650 104650 10000 0 0 0 114650 Ijaz Muhammad Ameer 11+250 Qamar 18000 Water pipe 8 inch dia PVC 455 455 260 118300 118300 10000 0 0 0 128300 144 Muneeb Khan

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COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Muhammad Muhammad 145 Nazar 8+500 Qamar 18000 Water pipe 8 inch dia PVC 455 455 260 118300 118300 10000 0 0 0 128300 Ali Hussain Mazhar Muhammad 146 12+500 Qamar 40000 Water pipe 8 inch dia PVC 455 455 260 118300 118300 10000 0 0 128300 Abbas Sharif Ghulam Abdul Room Pacca 19 14 266 830 220780 147 11+250 Qamar 37000 TW Room 229280 10000 0 0 0 239280 Rabbani Sattar B/W Pacca 50 50 170 8500 118.4 Muhammad Shah Room S.Pacca 11.5 10.3 662 78414 148 11+600 Qamar 20000 TW Room 5 84704 10000 0 0 0 94704 Sikander Muhammad Chamber Pacca 7.4 5 37 170 6290 Dammi 149 Fida Shah 13+750 Kals 20000 Water pipe 6 inch dia PVC 1550 1550 170 263500 263500 10000 0 0 0 273500 Shah Borehole fixture 40000 40000 150 M.Akram M.Anwer 15+500 Kals 16000 Tubewell 292200 10000 0 0 0 302200 8 inch dia PVC 970 970 260 252200 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 151 Raja Zarait M.Ashraf 15+650 Kals 52000 Tubewell 193000 10000 0 0 0 203000 6 inch dia PVC 900 900 170 153000 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Ahmad 152 M.Ashraf 15+700 Kals 18000 Tubewell 6 inch dia PVC 500 500 170 85000 135000 10000 0 0 0 145000 Khan Hand pump fixture 10000 10000 Sher Borehole fixture 40000 40000 153 Allah Dad 15+700 Kals 47000 Tubewell 91000 10000 0 0 0 101000 Muhammad 6 inch dia PVC 300 300 170 51000 FCC-7-1 Turbine fixture 200000 200000 Electrificatio n & Meter fixture 10000 10000 154 Haji Aziz M.Khan 3+200 Gharibwal 80000 Tube well Shifting 396855 10000 0 0 0 406855 10.7 131.1 Room Pacca 12.2 830 108855 5 5 Pipe PVC 300 300 260 78000 FCC-7-1/1 Ghulam 155 Zafar Iqbal 0+300 Gharibwal 42333 Tubewell Borehole fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 0 50000 Muhammad Room Kacha 10 8.2 82 377 30914 13.7 155.3 Room Kacha 11.3 377 58576 5 8 Mehboob Mola Cattle 156 4+500 Gharibwal 12666 Room Kacha 15.6 12.5 195 377 73515 262128 10000 45000 0 0 317128 Ali Bukhsh shed 156.8 Viranada Kacha 12.75 12.3 377 59123 3 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 15.2 484.1 Syed Niaz Syed Amir Cattle Room Pacca 31.75 830 401876 157 5+000 Gharibwal 20000 5 9 415029 10000 0 0 0 425029 Hussain Hussain shed Manger Pacca 23.75 2.5 59.38 170 10094

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COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Prayer Place Pacca 6 3 18 170 3060 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Haji Haji Abdul Chamber Pacca 8.75 6.2 54.25 170 9223 158 Muhammad 5+800 Gharibwal 55000 Tubewwll 248215 10000 0 0 0 258215 Ghaffar 239.7 Bux Room Pacca 17.5 13.7 830 198993 5 FCC-7-1/2 Muhammad 159 Fateh Ali 5+200 Gharibwal 30000 Tubewell Borehole fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 0 50000 Aslam FCC-7-1/3 Sikander Muhammad 160 2+800 Gharibwal 35000 Tubewell Borehole fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 0 50000 Hayat Bux FCC-7-1/4 16 Muhammad Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Peer Bux 0+750 Sauwal 20333 Tube well 45950 10000 0 0 0 55950 1 Bashir Chamber Pacca 7 5 35 170 5950 Muhammad Ali Cattle 298.7 162 3+550 Samanwal 29500 Room Pacca 19.4 15.4 830 247971 247971 10000 0 0 0 257971 Akram Muhammad shed 6 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Muhammad Ghulam Chamber Pacca 5 5.4 27 170 4590 163 4+000 Samanwal 67666 Tubewell 49070 10000 0 0 0 59070 Munir Muhammad Water S.Pacca 28 1 28 160 4480 course Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Dhuman Chamber Pacca 5 7 35 170 5950 164 M.Ehsan 6+050 Samanwal 17333 Tubewell 49150 10000 0 0 0 59150 Khan Water S.Pacca 20 1 20 160 3200 course Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Khushi 165 M.Ilyas 7+200 Samanwal 27500 Tubewell Chamber Pacca 5 6 30 170 5100 124540 10000 0 0 0 134540 Muhammad Room S.Pacca 12 10 120 662 79440 Khizer 166 M.Hayat 10+250 Samanwal 50333 Tubewell Borehole fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 0 50000 Hayat FCC-7-2/3 Abdur Dhudi 167 Mansab Ali 3+300 50000 Tubewell Borehole fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 0 50000 Rehman Phaphra Muhammad 168 M.Majeed 5+700 Sodhi 21000 Tubewell Borehole fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 0 50000 Shehbaz FCC-7-2/4 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Muhammad Noor Well Pacca 8.4 6 50.4 170 8568 169 3+600 Dhudhian 25000 Tubewell 61992 10000 0 0 0 71992 Aslam Muhammad Chmaber Pacca 6 5.2 31.2 170 5304 water course Pacca 29 1.4 40.6 200 8120 FCC-7-3 17 Muhammad Borehole fixture 40000 40000 Abdullah 8+350 Dhudhian 45000 Tubewell 236628 10000 0 0 246628 0 Walayat Room Pacca 15 13.4 201 830 166830

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COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Chmaber Pacca 5.4 9.9 53.46 170 9088 Water Pacca 48 1.75 84 200 16800 course Manger Pacca 11.5 2 23 170 3910 FCC-7-4 171 M.Iqbal M.Zaman 6+600 Daffar 25833 Tubewell Borehole fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 50000 Raja 172 M.Zaman 8+650 Daffar 24833 Tubewell Borehole fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 50000 Mushtaq FCC-7-4/1 Borehole fixture 40000 40000 17 12.2 115.1 Khalid Budha 2+800 Kaslian 18000 Tubewell Room Pacca 9.4 830 95575 143263 10000 0 0 153263 3 5 5 Chmaber Pacca 6.7 6.75 45.23 170 7688 FCC-7-4/2 174 Umer Hayat Mirza Khan 2+250 Kaslian 21000 Tubewell Bore hole fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 50000 FCC-7-4/3 Abdur 175 M.Khan 3+800 Chak Shafi 20000 Tubewell Bore hole fixture 40000 40000 40000 10000 0 0 50000 Rehman FCC-8/2 Wali Farm 555.3 176 0 0 0 470941 Muhammad Khuda Bux 11+850 Golpur 29000 Room 2 Rooms Pacca 38.3 14.5 5 830 460941 460941 10000 Cattle 177 M. Kamran 45000 0 0 291550 Nawaz 11+850 Golpur 11000 shed Room Pacca 19 15 285 830 236550 236550 10000 Farm 296.2 178 0 0 0 255888 Saqlain Fateh Ali 11+850 Golpur 23000 Room Room Pacca 19.75 15 5 830 245888 245888 10000 Farm 179 0 M. Hasnain Fateh Ali 11+850 Golpur 46000 Room 2 Rooms Pacca 38 15 570 830 473100 473100 10000 0 0 483100 2 Rooms Pacca 34.5 15 517.5 830 429525 Ghulam Farm Hand Pump Fixture 1 10000 10000 180 Fateh Ali 11+850 Golpur 11000 531033 10000 45000 0 0 586033 Shabbir Room 110.2 Kitchen Pacca 12.6 8.75 5 830 91508 2 Rooms Pacca 30 15.5 465 830 385950 Room Pacca 19 14.2 269.8 830 223934 Naveed Abdullah Residentia B/wall Pacca 50 0 50 170 8500 181 11+850 Golpur 20000 758196 10000 0 90000 180000 1038196 Akhter Khan l Kitchen Pacca 11 10.4 114.4 830 94952 Stair Pacca 14 3 42 830 34860 Hand Pump Fixture 1 10000 10000 2 Rooms Pacca 35.5 15 532.5 830 441975 Muhammad Abdullah Residentia 102.3 182 11+850 Golpur 12000 534639 10000 45000 90000 180000 856639 Ashraf Khan l 2 Bath Pacca 15.75 6.5 75 830 84971 B/wall Pacca 45.25 0 45.25 170 7693

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COMPENSATION COST OF PRIVATE STRUCTRURES INVENTORY OF ICB-P-2

Size ft Father/ ID. Name of Husband NO DP Rs. Rs. Rs.

Name Village Allownace Location Location RD Unit Unit Rate Rs. Allowance Rs ht StructureType Self Self Relocation TotalEstimated Affected StructureAffected Compensation Compensation Rs. Structure Category Length Estimated Cost Rs. MonthlyIncome Rs. Vulnerabe Allowance Area Sqft Livelihood Allowance Affected StructureAffected Rs. Shifting/Transportation TotalEstimated of Cost Width+Heig Abdullah Residentia Room Pacca 19 15.5 294.5 830 244435 183 Afzal 11+850 Golpur 16000 251065 10000 0 90000 180000 531065 Khan l B/wall Pacca 39 0 39 170 6630 Room Pacca 19 15.5 294.5 830 244435 Abdullah Residentia 184 Aslam 11+850 Golpur 11000 286.7 434264 10000 45000 90000 180000 759264 Khan l Cattle room S.Pacca 18.5 15.5 5 662 189829 1,930,00 33,416,450 33,416,450 540,000 7,20,000 14,40,000 3,77,76,450 Total: 0

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Annexure-II: Land to be Acquired and list of DPs under ICB-P2

See Separate Volume PART-2

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Annexure-III Construction Rates Approved by the District Buildings Department, Jhelum of 2018-2019

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Annexure-IV: Compensation Cost of Private Owned Non- Fruit Trees of ICB-P2

DP. Khasra Trees Total RD No. DP Name Mouza No. No. (No.) Cost (Rs.) Main Canal 1 52+100 Not found Kharid pur 214 2 12000 2 52+200 M.Ishaq s/o M.Din Kharid pur 213,208,40/1, 21 126000 52+750 41,201,204 3 52+200 Ishaq s/o M.Din Kharid pur 212,211,27, 6 36000 4 52+400 Mater Inayat s/o Munshi Kharid pur 209 4 24000 Karam Din 5 52+800 Sajjad Shah Ratwal 200,204/1,187 9 54000 6 53+100 Not Found Ratwal 206 12 72000 7 53+100 Anwer Shah Ratwal 201 1 6000 8 53+350 Ghulam Hussain Ratwal 189,190 3 18000 9 53+350 Abdul Khaliq Ratwal 188 1 6000 10 53+350 M.Safdar Ratwal 191 2 12000 11 53+600 Gulzar Ahmad Ratwal 193 1 6000 12 53+850 Mian Uzair/Sughra Ratwal 192 1 6000 13 53+900 M.Akram Ratwal 138 5 30000 14 54+100 Hafeez s/o Pehlwan Ratwal 128,130 5 30000 15 54+250 Ramzan Ratwal 122,129 2 12000 16 54+350 M.Riaz Ratwal 132 2 12000 17 54+500 Ch.Naeem Ratwal 116,98 6 36000 18 54+900 Shan Mohd Ratwal 99,100 5 30000 19 55+00 Rasheed s/o Ashraf Ratwal 91 2 12000 20 55+100, Maqbool s/o Mirza Sardar Ratwal 60,61 3 18000 55+350 21 55+350 Mirza Zubair Ratwal 65 1 6000 22 55+400 Mirza Yaqoob Ratwal 32 1 6000 23 55+400 Akram s/o M.Khan Ratwal 31 2 12000 24 55+400 M.Sadiq s/o Karm Din Ratwal 32 1 6000 25 55+600 Yaqoob s/o Fateh M Ratwal 67 2 12000 26 55+650 Fazal Elahi s/o Faqir Pipli 72 3 18000 Mohd 27 55+800 Azher Mehmood s/o Noor Pipli 71 1 6000 Mohd 28 55+950 Zahoor s/o Nazir Pipli 126 2 12000 29 55+950 Rasheed s/o Khuda Bux Pipli 126 1 6000 30 55+950 Azmat s/o Ghulam Mohd Pipli 75 1 6000 31 56+050 Mehboob s/o Ghulam Pipli 127 1 6000 Mohd 32 56+100 Abdur Rehman s/o Asif Pipli 131 7 42000 33 56+150 Maqsood s/o Roshan Pipli 129 3 18000 Khan 34 56+250 Abbas s/o Masood Pipli 128 5 30000 35 56+250 Ashraf s/o Karm Elahi Pipli 128 7 42000 36 56+250 Sabir s/o Sardar Khan Pipli 128 4 24000 37 56+300 Yaqoob s/o Dhala khan Pipli 170 1 6000 38 56+300 Abdul Razzaq s/o Khushi Pipli 129 2 12000 39 56+300 Ali Aqdas s/o Mazhar Pipli 129 2 12000 40 56+300 Abid Ali s/o Sadiq Pipli 129 1 6000 41 56+300 Ghulam Dastgir s/o Fateh Pipli 160 5 30000 M 42 56+300 Haji Gulzar s/o Sadiq Pipli 160,161 5 30000 56+600 43 56+600 Mushtaq s/o Khushi M Pipli 169 1 6000 44 56+600 Ghulam M s/o Imam Din Pipli 169 1 6000

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DP. Khasra Trees Total RD No. DP Name Mouza No. No. (No.) Cost (Rs.) 45 56+600 Aslam s/o Amanat Ali Pipli 164 6 36000 46 56+800 Afzal s/o Raj Wali Pipli 164 1 6000 47 56+800 Aslam s/o Ashraf Pipli 163 1 6000 48 57+300 Rasab s/o Feroz Pir Chak 337 2 12000 49 57+750 Javed Akhter Pir Chak 431,343 3 18000 50 57+800 Surayya Begum Pir Chak 364,366,340,3 5+30 120000 To 58 41 sapling 51 58+00 M.Asghar s/o Sardar Pir Chak 360 1 6000 Khan 52 58+00 Tahir Khursheed etc Pir Chak 367 1 6000 53 58+150 Asghar Pir Chak 264,265 6 36000 54 58+350 Javed s/o Adalat Pir Chak 257,258 8 48000 55 58+750 Raj Begum etc Pir Chak 260,261 13 78000 58+800 56 59+00 M.Aslam etc Pir Chak 263 8 48000 57 59+200 Master Anar Pir Chak 1 7 42000 58 59+450 Raja Akhmat Hayat Pir Chak 3 2 12000 59 59+200 M.Ajmal Nathial 60 3 18000 60 59+650 Abdul Hameed s/o Anar Nathial 58 4 24000 61 59+750 Rafaqat s/o Ashraf Nathial 66 1 6000 62 59+750 Tahir Firdaus s/o Razzaq Nathial 75 1 6000 63 59+750 Javed Akhter s/o Adalat Nathial 222 1 6000 khan 64 60+00 M.Akarm etc Nathial 74 2 12000 65 60+100 Surayya Begum etc Nathial 67,68,72.73 8+20 108000 60+300 sapling 66 60+150 Raja Ejaz s/o Rasab Nathial 72 3 18000 67 60+400 Raja Ashfaq s/o Raja Nathial 52 1 6000 Aslam 68 60+500 Raja Kausar Jamshed Nathial 52 3 18000 69 60+500 M.Ajmal s/o Allah Ditta Nathial 71 10 60000 70 60+600 Abdul Rasheed s/o Akram Nathial 101 12 72000 71 60+650 Abdul Rasheed s/o Khuda Nathial 102 1 6000 Bux 72 60+750 Aurang Zeb s/o Khuda Nathial 100 2 12000 Bux 73 60+800, Raja Ashfaq s/o Akram Nathial 107,108,109, 13 78000 61+250 111,110, 74 60+850 Abdul Rasheed s/o Nathial 104 3 18000 Aurang zeb 75 61+00 Hameed s/o Anar Khan Nathial 105 3 18000 76 61+600 Sahib Begum etc Chakri 104,105,103,9 17 102000 63+350,6 9 3+600 234,235,237 77 61+950 M.Akhlaq etc Chakri 83 1 6000 61+950 Haider etc Chakri 84,85 6+10 66000 62+00 sapling 78 62+150 M.Asghar Chakri 88 1 6000 79 62+750 Najib ud Din Chakri 167 1 6000 80 62+800 Noor Muhammad etc Chakri 177 4 24000 81 62+900 Safdar Iqbal etc Chakri 176 1 6000 82 63+050 Surayya Begum etc Chakri 180 4 24000 83 63+600 M.Sadiq Chakri 233 1 6000 84 64+00 Musarrat Hayat etc Gahora 532,533,545 13 78000 64+400 548,550 85 64+200 Yousaf s/o Mirza Master Gahora 532,551 8 48000

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DP. Khasra Trees Total RD No. DP Name Mouza No. No. (No.) Cost (Rs.) 86 64+600 Ishaq s/o Maula Bux Gahora 492 2 12000 87 64+750 Khursheed Bi etc Gahora 492 2 12000 88 64+750 Liaqat Ali etc Gahora 555 2 12000 89 64+650 Haji Begum etc Gahora 554 1 6000 90 65+100 M.Rafique etc Gahora 556,462,470,4 10 60000 65+750 69 91 65+350 Maqbool Ahmad etc Gahora 466 3 18000 92 65+500 Abdul Ghafoor etc Gahora 474 1 6000 93 66+150 M.Afsar etc Gahora 380 2 12000 94 66+250 M.Anwer etc Gahora 378,387 4 24000 95 66+500 Qurban Hussain Gahora 390 1 6000 96 66+600 M.Ashfaq Gahora 389 3 18000 97 66+600 Imtiaz Hussain etc Gahora 393,394 12 72000 98 66+750 M.Bati s/o Mutalli Khan Gahora 392 1 6000 99 66+750 M.Akram Gahora 392/2 6 36000 100 66+800 M.Hussain etc Gahora 80 7+40 162000 66+850 sapling 101 66+900 Manzoor Ahmad Gahora 79 15 90000 102 66+900 Ali Ahmad etc Gahora 60,62,63,73,80 24 144000 67+200 103 67+250 Ali Afsar etc Gahora 64,67,76 7 42000 104 67+850 Khadim Hussain Gahora 103 1 6000 105 67+850 Azher etc Gahora 105,106,108 5 30000 106 68+250 Faqir M s/o Allah Bukhsh Thill 1440,1441,143 65+60 570000 68+800 7, sapling 107 68+450 M.Asghar s/o Jahana Thill 1442 1 6000 108 68+850 Hasnain s/o Fazal etc Thill 1438 15 90000 109 68+800 Arshed Mehmood etc Thill 1445,1446,125 8 48000 70+850 7 110 69+00 Shaukat Hayat etc Thill 1452 2 12000 111 69+200 M.Hayat etc Thill 1384 2 12000 112 69+550 Afzaal Ahmad etc Thill 1241,1458 5 30000 70+700 113 69+550 Abbass Khan etc Thill 1208 4 24000 114 69+550 M.Aslam etc Thill 1210 1 6000 115 69+900 Anwer Begum etc Thill 1210 2 12000 116 70+100 Khursheed Begumetc Thill 1209 2 12000 117 70+400 M. zaraat etc Thill 1197 1 6000 118 71+100 M.Saleem etc Thill 885 1 6000 119 71+350 Ali Sher etc Thill 888 2 12000 120 71+750 M.Iqbal s/o Mehdi Khan Thill 854,855 8 48000 121 72+250 M.Bukhsh etc Thill 858 1 6000 122 72+650 M.Zaman Thill 508 1 6000 123 72+800 M.Hayat s/o M.zaman Thill 505,506 4 24000 124 73+00 M.Bashir Thill 505 1 6000 125 73+200 Sakhi s/o Ghulam Mohd Thill 505,506 4 24000 126 73+750 Farman s/o Ghulam M Thill 505 11 66000 127 73+700 Abdur Rehman s/o Thill 506 3 18000 Ghulam 128 73+450 Not found in the record Thill 441 9 54000 129 73+450 Raja Ehtzad Mehdi Thill 439,440 3 18000 130 73+550, Abdul Latif s/o Noor Mohd Thill 436,437, 3 18000 73+750 438 131 73+600 Arshed s/o Khan Mohd Thill 435 1 6000

132 73+600 M.Din s/o Makhhan Thill 401 1 6000

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DP. Khasra Trees Total RD No. DP Name Mouza No. No. (No.) Cost (Rs.) 133 73+750 Maqsood Begum etc Thill 447 1 6000 134 73+750 Azmat ur Rehman Thill 430,431,411 10 60000 74+00 135 74+250 Habib s/o Hayat Thill 423 10 60000 74+400 136 74+350 M.Inayat etc Thill 419 1 6000 137 74+450 M.Aslam s/o Lal Khan Thill 424 3+5 33000 sapling 138 74+500 Raja Sohnda Khan Thill 101 1 6000 139 74+550 Shafqaat s/o Feroz Thill 92 5+ 10 60000 74+600 sapling 140 74+650 Raja Musarrat s/o yousaf Thill 425 5 30000 141 73+700 Raja Mutarrab s/o Abbas Thill 90 4 24000 142 74+850 Mushtaq s/o Mirza Afaq Thill 91 7 42000 143 75+150 Sonda Khan s/o Panda Thill 97 3 18000 144 75+200 Zafar s/o Nadir Khan Thill 98 1 6000 145 75+250 Ayub etc Thill 69,7351 7 42000 146 75+300 Fazal Noor etc Thill 47,67 8 48000 147 75+350 Sohnda Khan etc Thill 98,125 5 30000 148 75+650 M.Khalil etc Thill 49,57 6 36000 149 75+650 Khush,hal Khan etc Thill 52,31 4 24000 150 76+100 Umer Hayat etc Thill 36 2 12000 151 76+200 Razia Begum etc Thill 34 1 6000 152 76+350 M.Aslam etc Thill 28 4 24000 153 76+650 M.Arif etc Thill 16 1 6000 154 76+650 Sardar Begum etc Thill 12 1 6000 155 76+800 Khursheed Begum etc Thill 5 2 12000 156 76+800 M.Hayat etc Thill 7,13 3 18000 157 76+800 Abdul Majeed etc Thill 4 4 24000 158 77+500 Ghulam Fatima etc Thill 1545,1547, 20 120000 1548/2 159 77+500 Saleh Bi etc Thill 1549 5 30000 160 77+600 Sultan etc Thill 1548/1,1550, 7 42000 1552,1553 161 79+700 Muzafar etc Thill 1554 7 42000 162 80+200 Anwer Begum etc Thill 1555 4 24000 163 80+500 M.Hussain etc Thill 1556 6 36000 164 77+100 Allah Bukhsh etc Daulat Pur 1054,1063,106 8 48000 8 165 77+200 M.Anar etc Daulat Pur 1049,1050 2 12000 166 77+250 M.Majeed Daulat Pur 1069 1 6000 167 77+300 Mirza Khan etc Daulat Pur 1070 1 6000 168 78+00 Ghulam Rasool s/o Daulat Pur 1082 11 66000 Sardar 169 78+100 Mirza Khan etc Daulat Pur 1083,1084,108 4 24000 5 170 78+250 Sakhi s/o Noor Mohd Daulat Pur 1083 3 18000 171 78+250 Abdul Karim s/o Noor M Daulat Pur 1083 2+3 21000 sapling 172 78+350 Mirza Khan Daulat Pur 1084 1 6000 173 78+600 Akram s/o Ismaeel Daulat Pur 935 3 18000 174 78+800 Sakhi M s/o Jahan Khan Daulat Pur 241 1 6000 175 78+950 Mirza Khan Daulat Pur 237 11+20 126000 sapling 176 78+950 M.Zarait etc Daulat Pur 227 2 12000 177 79+100 Mehdi Khan Daulat Pur 215,227 3 18000

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DP. Khasra Trees Total RD No. DP Name Mouza No. No. (No.) Cost (Rs.) 178 79+500 Painda Khan Daulat Pur 231 11 66000 179 79+550 Khadam Hussain Daulat Pur 76 6+7 57000 sapling 180 79+600 Shera (Sher) etc Daulat Pur 218 1 6000 181 79+650 Zaman s/o Jahan Khan Daulat Pur 74,75 8 48000 182 79+900 Safder etc Daulat Pur 59 1 6000 183 80+350 Allah Dad Daulat Pur 50/2 1 6000 184 80+900 M.Zafar s/o M.Din Daulat Pur 35 1 6000 185 80+900 Ghulam M s/o Ghulam Daulat Pur 38 1 6000 Hussain 186 80+900 Bostan s/o Ghulam Daulat Pur 37 4 24000 Hussain 187 80+900 Raj Wali Daulat Pur 35 2 12000 188 80+900 Mehdi Daulat Pur 21 1 6000 189 82+200 Allah Ditta etc Pindi Bheikh 855,856,885 10 60000 190 82+550 Bhagan Bi etc Pindi Bheikh 836 6 36000 191 82+850 Qadir Bux s/o Fazal Daad Pindi Bheikh 836 1 6000 192 85+100 Farman s/o Buksh Pindi Bheikh 60 11 66000 193 85+200 Panda Khan s/o Sohnda Pindi Bheikh 60 2 12000 194 85+450 Sakhi s/o Khuda Bux Pindi Bheikh 60 7+5 57000 sapling 195 85+650 Muzaffar Pindi Bheikh 60 2 12000 196 86+350 Mushtaq s/o Qadir Bux Pindi Bheikh 791 2 12000 197 88+250 Amir Afzal Kukar Pindi 152 8 48000 198 88+350 M.Ameer Kukar Pindi 138 2 12000 199 89+250 Akber Khan Kukar Pindi 138,157,200 24 144000 200 90+950 Raja Akber Khan Kukar Pindi 171,177.176 6 36000 201 92+600- Raj Begum Kot Umer 88,90,65, 10 60000 94+350 98,62,120 202 94+650 M.Akram Kot Umer 209 1 6000 203 94+650 Lal Khan s/o Sardar Kot Umer 206,208 5 30000 204 94+650 Abrar s/o Sharif Kot Umer 207 2 12000 205 95+00 Phajja etc Kot Umer 140 7 42000 206 95+00 Boota etc Kot Umer 204 8 48000 207 95+00 Ghulam Rabbani Kot Umer 203 2 12000 208 95+800 Fazal Elahi Kot Umer 153 2 12000 209 96+00 Mirza etc Kot Umer 159 1 6000 210 96+150 Muhammad Khan Kot Umer 159 7 42000 211 96+150 M.Farman Kot Umer 159 7 42000 212 96+600 M.Nazir Kot Umer 623 1 6000 213 96+800 M.Zaman Kot Umer 621 3 18000 214 97+050- Anar Khan Kot Umer 617,608,612,6 30 180000 97+400- 09 97+600 611,590 215 97+500 Ghulam Fatima Kot Umer 650 1 6000 216 97+500 Ghulam Rasool Kot Umer 589 2 12000 217 97+650 Riasat Kot Umer 589 8 48000 218 97+600 M.Arif etc Kot Umer 651,679, 11 66000 97+900 932 219 97+850 Khan Muhammad Kot Umer 655 1 6000 220 98+150 Zaman etc Kot Umer 656 5 30000 221 98+200 M.Khan Kot Umer 657 3 18000 222 98+450 Haitam etc Kot Umer 671 7 42000 223 98+500 M.Inayat Kot Umer 670 2 12000 224 98+500 M.Khan Kot Umer 668 1 6000 225 98+600 Fajja Kot Umer 937 1 6000

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DP. Khasra Trees Total RD No. DP Name Mouza No. No. (No.) Cost (Rs.) 226 98+600 Sultan Kot Umer 937 6 36000 227 99+300 Sohnda Khan Kot Umer 819,820,812,8 7 42000 17 228 99+400 Panda Khan etc Kot Umer 823,813,812 6 36000 229 99+500 Khursheed Begum etc Kot Umer 782 2 12000 230 99+950 M.Waqas ( Waqar) Kot Umer 786 3 18000 231 100+05 M.Boota Kot Umer 787 11 66000 232 100+30 M.Buhksh Baghanwala 1505 2 12000 233 100+700 M.Farman etc Baghanwala 1501 2 12000 234 100+800 Maqsood begum etc Baghanwala 1512 2 12000 235 101+250 Nasim Abbas Baghanwala 1515 1 6000 236 101+300 Sabtain/M.Khan Baghanwala 1516 1 6000 237 101+300 Liaqat Baghanwala 1511 1 6000 238 101+350, Sabtain Ali Baghanwala 1516 4 24000 101+650 239 102+000 Pahnda Khan etc Baghanwala 1347,1336, 14 84000 103+100 1307,1301, 240 103+550 Walayat Bhatti Baghanwala 1296,1297 10 60000 241 103+800 Naseem Abbas Baghanwala 1296,1295 10 60000 242 104+150 M.Ali Abid Baghanwala 809,814. 35+10 240000 sapling 243 105+400 Maqbool Hussain Baghanwala 807 1 6000 244 106+00 Abdur Rehman etc Baghanwala 386 10 60000 245 106+300 Bostan etc Baghanwala 387 6 36000 246 106+300 M.Shan etc Baghanwala 388 4 24000 247 106+850 Fajja etc Baghanwala 383 1 6000 248 107+00 Wasim Abbas etc Baghanwala 276 10 60000 249 107+600 M.Bi etc Baghanwala 283,284 48 288000 250 107+650 Anar etc Baghanwala 280 5 30000 251 108+150 Brig. M.Ashraf Baghanwala 281 48+97 579000 sapling 252 109+250 Abid etc Baghanwala 6,250 15 90000 253 110+650 Abdur Rehman etc Baghanwala 252 11 66000 254 111+350 M.Sadiq s/o Ghulam Baghanwala 251 4 24000 Haider 255 111+700 Saif Ali etc Baghanwala 2415 18 108000 256 112+850 Tahir Mehmood Rawal 2176 1 6000 257 113+00 Mehdi etc Rawal 2175 1 6000 258 114+100 Zulfiqar Rawal 2260 1 6000 259 114+350 Gulzar Akhtar etc Rawal 2161,2261 1 6000 260 114+950 Fiaz etc Rawal 1791 1 6000 261 115+150 Ghulam Shabbir etc Rawal 1790 1 6000 262 115+150 Sultan Mehmood etc Rawal 1787 3 18000 263 116+00 Iqbal etc Rawal 2265 1 6000 264 116+00 Tanveer etc Rawal 1785 9 54000 265 116+250 M.Akhter etc Rawal 3269/1721 5 30000 266 116+600 Tanveer s/o Bashir Rawal 1721/1 5 30000 Ahmad 267 116+700 M.Nazir s/o Khuda Rawal 1721/1 2 12000 Bukhsh 268 116+750 Mushtaq s/o Jahan Khan Rawal 1721/2 13 78 000 269 116+900 Mansha s/o Siddiq Rawal 1722/1 8 48000 270 117+050 Panda etc Rawal 1722 1 6000 271 117+400 Abdur Rehman s/o Rawal 2330/1284 1 6000 Zaman 272 117+950 Ejaz s/o M.Din Rawal 822 1 6000

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DP. Khasra Trees Total RD No. DP Name Mouza No. No. (No.) Cost (Rs.) 273 118+100 Azmat Hayat Rawal 830 1 6000 274 118+100 M.Khan etc Rawal 829 4 24000 275 118+100 Fazal Ahmad etc Rawal 829 1 6000 276 119+200 Bashir etc Rawal 876 1 6000 277 119+450 Khuda Dad etc Rawal 845 2 12000 278 120+150 M.Rafique etc Rawal 859 1 6000 279 120+800 M.Arif etc Rawal 1135 1 6000 280 121+300 Tanveer etc Rawal 1125 1 6000 281 121+550 Sher Mohd etc Rawal 1109 4 24000 282 121+850 Abdul Ali s/o Feroz Rawal 1113 4 24000 283 121+650 Ali Sher etc Rawal 1112 1 6000 284 121+750 M.Zaman etc Rawal 1102,1101 3 18000 285 121+900 M.Nawaz etc Gharibwal 4507 2+30 102000 sapling 286 122+200 Nazir Ahmad Gharibwal 4508 2 12000 287 122+450 Abdur Rehman etc Gharibwal 4505 1 6000 288 122+900 Khalil ur Rehman Gharibwal 4512 1 6000 289 123+050 Allah Dad Gharibwal 4514 6 36000 290 123+150 Ghafoor etc Gharibwal 4500 1 6000 291 123+200 M.Ali etc Gharibwal 4487 1 6000 292 123+350 Hayat Bi etc Gharibwal 4489 4 24000 293 123+450 Anwer Begum Gharibwal 4485 1 6000 294 123+600 Azmat Bashir etc Gharibwal 4484 1 6000 295 123+650 Mukhtar etc Gharibwal 4487 3 18000 296 123+800 Ashraf s/o M.Khan Gharibwal 4452 8 48000 297 124+150 M.Aslam etc Gharibwal 4447 1 6000 298 124+800 Hasan etc Gharibwal 4464 8 48000 299 125+350 Allah Bux etc Gharibwal 818, 12 72000 300 125+450 Allah Dad etc Gharibwal 815,4385, 608 6 36000 301 125+500 Maqsood Begum Gharibwal 4385 6 36000 302 125+700 Anwer Begum Gharibwal 813,819,820,8 22 132000 21 303 126+250 M.Sultan Gharibwal 4475 3 18000 304 126+400 Ahmad Khan etc Gharibwal 649 1 6000 305 126+650 M.Ali etc Gharibwal 644,821 15 90000 306 126+850 Ghulam Akber s/o M.Ali Gharibwal 643 6 36000 307 127+150 Suba Jee etc Gharibwal 615 3 18000 308 127+150 M.Bukhsh etc Gharibwal 610,413 24 144000 309 127+900 M.Aslam etc Gharibwal 402,418 19 114000 310 128+700 Yasir etc Gharibwal 404 2 12000 311 129+150 Sultan Ahmad Gharibwal 350 4 24000 312 129+350 Sultan Mehmood Gharibwal 348,350 9 54000 313 129+400 M.Khan etc Gharibwal 291 2 12000 314 129+400 Hasnat etc Gharibwal 286 9 54000 315 129+500 Abdur Rehman etc Gharibwal 292,248, 249 7 42000 130+600 316 129+700 M.Hayat Gharibwal 293 10 60000 317 129+850 M.Sabir Gharibwal 275 5 30000 318 130+200 Allah Ditta Gharibwal 271 4 24000 319 130+200 M.Fazil etc Gharibwal 220 1 6000 320 130+750 M.Shafique Gharibwal 250 2 12000 321 130+900 M.Rafique Gharibwal 1047 1 6000 322 131+150 M.Safder Sau,al 3044 1 6000 323 131+450 M.Afsar Sau,al 2877 2 12000 324 131+450 Maj. Masood etc Sau,al 3031 2 12000 325 131+650 M.Aslam Sau,al 2878 2 12000

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DP. Khasra Trees Total RD No. DP Name Mouza No. No. (No.) Cost (Rs.) 326 131+950 M.Rafique Sau,al 2880 2 12000 327 132+050 M.Afzal s/o karim Bux Sau,al 2885 3 18000 328 132+500 Ghulam Ahmad Sau,al 3017 2 12000 329 133+00 Fazal Ahmad Sau,al 3013,3011 3 18000 330 133+400 Azher Sultan Sau,al 3131 3 18000 331 133+400 Ahmad Khan etc Sau,al 3132 12 72000 332 133+750 Ashraf s/o Habib Sau,al 3005 6 36000 333 134+00 Ameer s/o Bukhsh Sau,al 3570 7 42000 334 134+300 Manazar Sultan Sau,al 3573 5 30000 335 134+550 M.Hayat etc Sau,al 3573 2 12000 336 134+800 Arshad etc Sau,al 3491,3490 15 90000 337 135+150 Alan Bi etc Sau,al 3493 1 6000 338 135+150 Mukhtar etc Sau,al 3494 5 30000 339 135+400 Nazeer etc Sau,al 3515 5 30000 340 135+400 Abdul Majeed s/o Fateh M Sau,al 3512 3 18000 341 136+500 Sher Ahmad s/o Sardar Saman wal 599,600, 602 19 114000 136+600 khan 342 136+950 Munawara Bi etc Saman wal 607 2 12000 343 137+400 Sajdan etc Saman wal 538,539 10 60000 344 138+00 Abrar hussain s/o Saman wal 536,537 9 54000 M.Hussain 345 138+600 Anwer Khan etc Saman wal 263 2 12000 346 138+750 Tasaduq Hussain Saman wal 272 5 30000 347 139+650 M.Safdar s/o Zaman Saman wal 271 2 12000 348 139+650 M.Akber Saman wal 3978 4 24000 349 140+350 M.Akram etc Saman wal 3978 3 18000 350 141+350 Matloob Saman wal 3999 3 18000 351 141+350 Tariq s/o Aslam Saman wal 3999 4 24000 352 141+650 Abdul Majeed Saman wal 3883 2 12000 353 143+050 M.Khan s/p Allah Ditta Sau,al 966 5 30000 354 143+250 Riaz s/o Allah bux Sau,al 967 1 6000 355 143+450 Abdul Jabbar s/o Fateh M Sau,al 944,468 3 18000 147+100 356 143+600 Tauqeer Ahmad s/o Sau,al 905 1 6000 Bashir 357 143+600 Abdul Rauf s/o Ghulam Sau,al 904 2 12000 Dastgeer 358 143+850 Abdur Rehman Nadir Sau,al 900 1 600 Khan 359 144+750 Abdul Salam s/o Abdur Sau,al 636 1 6000 Rehman 360 144+750 Ashfaq s/o M. Nazir Sau,al 637,638 14 84000 361 145+100 Aslam s/o Afzal etc Sau,al 624 3 18000 362 145+200 M.Afsar s/o Ghulam M etc Sau,al 643 4 24000 363 145+300 M.Afsar s/o M.Zaman Sau,al 623 12 72000 364 145+300 M.Nawaz s/o Faiz M etc Sau,al 644 1 6000 365 145+450 Maqbool s/o Panda Khan Dhuddi 6369 4 24000 etc Phaphra 366 145+600 Suban Mai ( Ata M ) Dhuddi 6367 5 30000 Phaphra 367 146+00 Rehmat Bano widow Saif Dhuddi 6351 3 18000 Ali Phaphra 368 146+100 Javed s/o M.Nawaz Dhuddi 6339 1 6000 Phaphra 369 146+300 M.Nazir s/o Niamat Khan Sau,al 575 1 6000 370 146+400 Ata Mohd etc Sau,al 489 1 6000

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DP. Khasra Trees Total RD No. DP Name Mouza No. No. (No.) Cost (Rs.) 371 146+400 Zulfiqar s/o Ata Mohd Sau,al 490 1 6000 372 146+750 Haji M.Khan s/o Nadir Sau,al 1166,1171 2 12000 Khan 373 146+850 M.hayat s/o Ata M Sau,al 1168 3 18000 374 147+100 Zahoor s/o Ghulam Sau,al 1170 2 12000 Ahmad 375 147+350 Abdul Salam s/o Ali Mohd Sau,al 1174 1 6000 376 147+500 Ata Mohd s/o hayat mohd Sau,al 1175 7 42000 377 148+400 M.Nazir s/o Sardar Dhuddi 628,616 9 54000 Phaphra 378 148+600 Fazal ur Rehman s/o Dhuddi 617,619 28 168000 Sardar e Phaphra 379 148+700 M.Akhtar s/o Ayub etc Dhuddi 614,615,220 38 228000 Phaphra 380 148+900 Ghulam Fatima etc Dhuddi 223,224,251 27 162000 150+950 Phaphra 381 149+300 Afsar s/o M.Sadiq Dhuddi 224 3 18000 Phaphra 382 149+300 M.Safdar s/o M.Sabir Dhuddi 232,252 17 102000 150+800 Phaphra 383 149+600 Aslam s/o Fawad Ahmad Dhuddi 233 14+10 114000 Phaphra sapling 384 149+850 M.Ali s/o M.Khan Dhuddi 236 28 168000 Phaphra 385 150+150 Liaqat Ali s/o Jahan Khan Dhuddi 239 10 60000 etc Phaphra 386 150+300 Nasar ullah s/o Ansar Ali Sau,al 240,247 35 210000 387 150+750 Bati s/o Mehdi etc Dhuddi 249 2 12000 Phaphra 388 151+550 M.Inayat s/o M.Khan Dhuddi 259 8 48000 Phaphra 389 151+550 M.Ejaz s/o Ghulam Dhuddi 460 3 18000 Asghar etc Phaphra 390 151+600 M.Aslam s/o Sardar etc Dhuddi 459 4 24000 Phaphra 391 151+850 Munawar Khan s/o Dhuddi 418,419 2 12000 Ghulam M etc Phaphra 392 152+100 M.Anser s/o Ghulam Dhuddi 421,422 27 162000 Muhaud Din Phaphra 393 152+250 Tasadduq s/o Ghulam Dhuddi 114 5 30000 Hussain etc Phaphra 394 152+050 Ghulam Abbas s/o Ahmad Dhuddi 115 3 18000 Khan Phaphra 395 152+450 M.Tariq s/o Bahadur Khan Dhuddi 410.412 4 24000 etc Phaphra 396 152+800 Feroz etc s/o Jahan Khan Dhuddi 403,407,1364 26 156000 153+500 Phaphra 397 153+250 M.Khan s/o Bhola Dhuddi 1363 1 6000 Phaphra 398 154+050 M.Sharif s/o Ghulam Dhuddi 1371 1 6000 Mohd Phaphra 399 154+650 Khush,hal s/o Sher Dhuddi 1375/2 2 12000 Bahadur Phaphra 400 155+00 Sajadan (widow) Dhuddi 1342 2 12000 Phaphra 401 157+300 Zulfiqar etc Dhuddi 1636 11 66000 Phaphra

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DP. Khasra Trees Total RD No. DP Name Mouza No. No. (No.) Cost (Rs.) 402 157+500 Sikander etc Dhuddi 1635 27 162000 Phaphra 403 157+700 Irshad Begum etc Dhuddi 1641 2 12000 Phaphra 404 157+700 M.Sharif etc Dhuddi 1642,1650 16 96000 Phaphra 405 157+900 M.Aslam etc Dhuddi 1643 7 42000 Phaphra 406 158+400 M.Khan Dhuddi 1645 3 18000 Phaphra 407 158+400 Nazir Ahmad etc Dhuddi 1646 3 18000 Phaphra 408 158+750 Boota Khan etc kaslian 492 4 24000 409 158+800 Muzaffar s/o Abbass kaslian 500 16 96000 410 159+150 Sajadan etc kaslian 502 11 66000 159+300 411 159+350 Bhagan etc kaslian 499 2 12000 412 159+600 M.Anwer s/oSultan kaslian 497 9 54000 Mehmood 413 159+850 Umer Hayat s/o Aitbar kaslian 497 7 42000 414 160+150 M.Ali s/o M.Hayat kaslian 569,570 9 54000 415 162+150 M.Ramzan s/o Fazal kaslian 1102 1 6000 Ahmad 416 162+200 Safdar s/o Lal Khan kaslian 1089,1024 5 30000 163+250 417 162+350 M.Azad s/o Allah Ditta kaslian 1093,1020 2 12000 163+600 418 162+750 Ashraf s/o Lal Khan kaslian 1055,1024 2 12000 163+150 419 162+750 Abdur Rehman s/o Khuda kaslian 1059 1 6000 Bukhsh 420 163+150 Bahadur Khan s/o kaslian 1057 1 6000 Ramzan 421 163+300 Abdul Sattar etc s/o kaslian 1006 3 18000 Bakhtiar 422 163+400 Qaisar Mehmood s/o Raj kaslian 1007 1 6000 wali 423 163+500 Nazir s/o Fateh Mohd kaslian 1023 1 6000 424 163+500 Ramzan s/o Fazal Ahmad kaslian 1026 1 6000 425 163+800 Aslam s/o Lal Din kaslian 1018 1 6000 426 168+00 Nasir Mehmood s/o Anar Chak Shafi 141,143,145 16 96000 168+500 Khan 427 169+00 Ahmad Khan s/o M.Din Chak Shafi 180,181 8 48000 Gujjar 428 169+250 M.Irfan s/o Abdur Chak Shafi 194 7 42000 Rehman Gujjar 429 169+500 Manzoor shah s/o Malli Chak Shafi 191 2 12000 shah etc 430 175+350 M.Nazir s/o Karam Gojar 770 1 6000 431 175+350 Ramzan s/o Fazal Gojar 770/1,771 2 12000 Hussain Awan 432 175+600 Altaf s/o Ghulam M Gojar 769` 1 6000 433 175+800 Fazal s/o Noor M Gojar 766 1 6000 434 177+300 Fazal s/o Noor Mohd Gojar 653 1 6000 435 177+300 Iftekhar s/o M.Iqbal Gojar 652 1 6000 436 177+550 M.Siddique s/o Waris Mahal 4144 1 6000 Awan Barani

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DP. Khasra Trees Total RD No. DP Name Mouza No. No. (No.) Cost (Rs.) 437 178+250 Syed Fazal Abbass etc Mahal 4181,4173 1 6000 Barani 438 178+500 Saleema Begum etc Mahal Barani 4180,4181 1 6000 439 178+700 Sharf Bibi etc Mahal 4179 2 12000 Barani 440 178+750 M.Nazir etc Mahal Barani 4183,4211 3 18000 179+100 441 179+500 Haji Faiz Ullah Mahal 4186 1 600 Barani 442 179+600 Safia/Lalan Begum etc Mahal 4241 1 6000 Barani 443 183+00 Fazal s/o Rasool Pathan Mahal 2998 1 6000 Barani 444 190+250 Nazir s/o Saif Ali Wara 134,135 2 12000 Buland Khan 445 193+500 Ghulam Bi Kuliwal 566,577,624 4 24000 446 194+00 Zainab Bi Kuliwal 563,565 3 18000 447 194+800 Danyal Shafqat etc Sehotra 29 20 120000 448 195 Khizar Hayat etc Sehotra 23 15 90000 449 196+300 Amjad Hussain etc Sehotra 14,16 10 60000 450 197+00 Rehmat Bi etc Kuliwal 511,520 11 66000 451 197 to Ehsan Hasnain etc Kuliwal 255,251,268 2 6 36000 198 70 452 198+300 Ghulam Haider etc Kuliwal 271 2 12000 453 198+650 M.Hasnain etc Kuliwal 275 3 18000 454 199+00 Allah Ditta s/o M.Khan Hittar 17 14 84000 455 199+100 Karam Bi etc Hittar 73 13 78000 456 199+600 Fida Hussain s/o Ghulam Hittar 36 11 66000 Hussain 457 199+900 Javed s/o Mehdi Khan Hittar 37 1 6000 458 199+500 M.Bashir etc Hittar 36 3 18000 459 200+050 Yousaf s/o Feroz Kaura 1585 6 36000 460 200+150 Inayat s/o Feroz Kaura 1586 5 30000 461 200+300 Tanveer s/o Allah Bux Kaura 1587,1588 19 114000 462 200+550 Fateh M s/o Hayat Kaura 1605,1358,135 17 102000 210+550 9 463 200+900 Subedar Akber Kaura 1601,1602 3 18000 464 201+600 Muhammad Javed Kaura 1360 5 30000 465 201+850 Fateh Mohd Kaura 1361,1394 4 24000 202+200 466 202+350 Muhammad Anwer Kaura 1395,1396,139 21 126000 203+400 Member 7 467 203+100 Muzaffar Khan s/o 2161 29+55 339000 203+750 Abdullah sapling 468 204+100 Ghulam Mohd s/o Zada Choran 1203 5 30000 469 204+100 Ata s/o Nadir Choran 1203 3 18000 470 204+400 Yasin s/o M.Din Choran 1079 7 42000 471 204+600 Ghulam Hasan s/o Hayat Choran 1100,1105 3 18000 472 204+750 Ata Mohd s/o Nadir Choran 1110,82 8 48000 211+550 473 205+00 Fida Hussain s/o Nazar Choran 1188,1192 9+80 294000 205+350 Mohd sapling 474 205+650 Panda Khan s/o Afzal Choran 1139 4 24000 206+100 475 206+400 Azam s/o Bukhsh Ali Choran 1149 6 36000 476 206+800 Sarwer s/o Ramzan Choran 1264 1 6000

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DP. Khasra Trees Total RD No. DP Name Mouza No. No. (No.) Cost (Rs.) 477 206+900 Haider s/o Zada Choran 1278 1 6000 478 207+00 Ramzan s/o Bukhsh Choran 1288 2 12000 479 207+150 M.Afzal s/o Haider Choran 1284,1285,129 4 24000 207+400 3 480 207+650 Ejaz s/o Ramzan Choran 1294,427 6+30 126000 209+300 sapling 481 208+350 M.Yaqoob s/o Ramzan Choran 420 15+10 120000 208+600 sapling 482 208+750 Ghulam Haider s/o Nadir Choran 419 2 12000 483 208+850 Sardar s/o Walayat Choran 426 4 24000 484 209+800 Sultan Ahmad Choran 391 1 6000 485 210+900 Abdul Ghafoor s/o Ismail Choran 810 (81) 2 12000 486 211+200 Nazar Hayat etc Choran 138 1 6000 487 211+200 Abdur Rehman etc Choran 141 1 6000 488 211+250 Ghulam Sarwer etc Choran 137 6 36000 489 211+600 Ata s/o Nadir Choran 82 2 12000 490 211+800 Bashir s/o Fazal Gondal Choran 115 4 24000 491 211+800 M.Ashfaq etc Choran 117 2 1200 492 212+400 Aslam s/o Allah Ditta Kaura 540 1 6000 493 213+00 Feroz s/o Allah Ditta Kaura 555 1 6000 494 213+00 Mohd Ali s/o M.Hayat Kaura 514 5 30000 495 213+00 Khuda Bukhsg etc Kaura 575 1 6000 496 214+350 Ghulam Mohd etc s/o Kaura 592,587,593,6 22 132000 214+600 Fazal M 85 497 214+700 Raji etc Kaura 594,615 7 42000 215+00 498 214+800 Allah Bukhsh etc Kaura 595,607 9 54000 499 215+300 Ashraf etc s/o M.Afzal Kaura 616,617 7 42000 500 215+350 M.Yar etc s/o Fazal Mohd Golpur 2844 7 42000 501 215+400 Aslam s/o Fateh Mohd Golpur 2843,2845 13+5 93000 sapling 502 215+850 M.Khan s/o Hayat Golpur 2863 1 6000 503 216+050 M.Yousaf etc s/o Hayat Golpur 3367 1 6000 504 216+400 M.Munawar Golpur 3359 2 12000 505 216+400 M.Khan s/o M.Nawaz Golpur 3359 1 6000 506 216+850 M.Akber s/o Mehdi Golpur 3352 2 12000 507 217+150 Yousaf s/o Allah Bukhsh Golpur 3283,3284 2 12000 508 217+200 Feroze etc Golpur 3285,3235,327 8 48000 217+950 6 509 217+500 Ejaz etc s/o Saleh Golpur 3280 8 48000 510 217+500 Muhammad s/o Mehdi Golpur 3234 1 6000 Khan 511 218+050 Nazar mohd gondal Golpur 3236 1 6000 512 218+300 Asif s/o Munawar gondal Golpur 3251 2+2 18000 sapling 513 218+500 Yousaf s/o M.din Golpur 3262 1 6000 514 218+700 M.Khan s/o Mutalli Khan Golpur 3261 1 6000 515 219+150 M.Siddique s/o Mutalli Golpur 3243 1 6000 Khan 516 219+200 M.Bashir etc s/o Feroz Golpur 3110 10 60000 517 219+800 M.Raj s/o Fateh Mohd Golpur 3099 2 12000 518 219+850 Liaqat Ali s/o M.Yousaf Golpur 3100 2 12000 519 219+950 M.Khan s/o Hayat Golpur 3100 1 6000 520 220+100 Salehoon Golpur 3039,3503 29+40 294000 sapling 521 220+100 Fajjan etc Golpur 3100 2 12000

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DP. Khasra Trees Total RD No. DP Name Mouza No. No. (No.) Cost (Rs.) 522 220+700 M.Aslam etc Golpur 3504 4+9 Sapling 51000 523 224+600 Fazal etc Bhelowal 1561 1 6000 Total Trees and Compensation Cost 2852 mature trees& 1,88,76,000 of Main Canal 588 sapling

Trees of Distributaries

Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Disty-02 1 0+150 Ali Asghar etc. Gahora 74 1 6000 2 0+550 Muhammad Hussain etc. Gahora 92 1 6000 3 0+700 Mazhar Hussain etc. Gahora 93 2 12000 Mushtaq Hussain s/o Gul 4 1+100 Nawaz Gahora 349 1 6000 1+300 to Shaukat Hussain s/o Malik 5 Gahora 135, 160, 170 4 24000 2+250 Gulzar 6 2+800 Ilyas s/o Bahawal Bux Gahora 229 1 6000 7 2+850 Muhammad Arif s/o Anar Gahora 229 1 6000 2+850 to Muhammad Ashraf s/o 8 Gahora 5 30000 3+150 Gakhar Khan 227, 228 Iftikhar Hussain s/o Jeewan 9 3+250 Khan Gahora 225 2 12000

Shaukat , Safdar etc s/o 2+20 10 3+250 Gahora 226 Jeewan Khan sapling 72000 Pindi 11 3+400 Bhagan Bibi etc. Said Pur 1341 2 12000 Pindi 12 4+200 Chaudhary Khan etc Said Pur 1361 1 6000 Pindi 13 4+250 Bhagan Bibi etc. Said Pur 1362 1 6000 Pindi 14 4+750 Muhammad Nazir etc. Said Pur 1419 4 24000 Pindi 15 5+900 Khuram Ayub etc. Said Pur 1605/1 1 6000 Pindi 16 6+050 Abdur Rasheed etc. Said Pur 1605 4 24000 Pindi 17 6+600 Abdullah etc. Said Pur 1575 4 24000 Pindi 18 6+650 Pashan etc. Said Pur 1571 2 12000 Pindi 19 6+800 Fatima etc. Said Pur 1574 2 12000 Pindi 20 6+800 Anar etc. Said Pur 1545 4 24000 Pindi 21 6+900 Haashim Din etc. Said Pur 1544 1 6000 Pindi Muhammad Shareef etc. 1516, 1526 15 90000 22 7+200 Said Pur Pindi 23 7+750 Muhammad Inayat etc. Said Pur 1506 1 6000 Pindi 24 9+100 Sai Muhammad etc. Said Pur 1052 1 6000

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Pindi 25 9+500 Muhammad Inayat etc. Said Pur 1066 7 42000 Pindi 9+600 Allah Din s/o Imam Din etc. 26 Said Pur 1065, 1063 4 24000 Pindi 27 9+800 Qasim Ali etc. Said Pur 679 3 18000 Pindi 28 10+100 Anar Khan etc. Said Pur 683, 684 5 30000 Pindi 29 10+350 Imam Din etc. Said Pur 693, 698 2 12000 Pindi 30 10+650 Saleh Muhammad etc. Said Pur 698 2 12000 Pindi 31 11+200 Imam Din & Anar Khan etc. Said Pur 712 1 6000 Muhammad Boota , Muhammad Inayat, Asmat Pindi 32 12+200 Hussain etc. Said Pur 720 4 24000 Pindi 33 12+400 Sai Muhammad etc. Said Pur 853 1 6000 Pindi 34 13+150 Fatima etc. Said Pur 829 1 6000 35 14+100 Muhammad Inayat etc. Sher pur 53 2 12000 36 14+450 Asmat Bi etc. Sher pur 56 2 12000 2+ 10 Saplin 37 14+750 Sadiq Begum etc. Sher pur 29, 30 g 42000 Chak 38 16+500 Tanveer Haider etc. Jani 161 1 6000 Muhammad Aslam khan Chak 39 16+850 etc. Jani 169, 172 6 36000 Disty-03 0+550, Pindi 40 0+700 Feroz s/o Jehan Khan Bhikh 783, 768 6 36000 Pindi 41 1+250 Khushaal s/o Shah Alam Bhikh 734 1 6000 1+250, Karam Ali s/o Mehram Pindi 42 1+650 Khan Bhikh 719, 962 5 30000 Pindi 43 1+700 Karam Ali etc. Bhikh 962, 963 1 6000 Pindi 44 2+350 Allah Bux Bhikh 979 1 6000 Pindi 45 2+500 Nazir s/o Sher Muhammad Bhikh 956 2 12000 Pindi 46 2+600 Asghar Ali s/o Muttali etc. Bhikh 954 3 18000 Pindi 47 2+700 Khalil s/o Allah Bux Bhikh 980 4 24000 Pindi 48 2+800 Rasib s/o Jehan Khan etc. Bhikh 951 4 24000 Pindi 49 2+800 Naeem s/o Allah Ditta Bhikh 950 12 72000 Pindi 50 3+500 Zafar s/o Akbar Bhikh 949 1 6000 Muhammad Iqbal s/o Fateh Pindi 51 3+600 Muhammad Bhikh 939 3 18000

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Muhammad Nawaz s/o 52 4+100 Khushi Muhammad Thill 1591, 1592, 1587 7 42000 Daulat 53 4+350 Jehan Khan s/o Mola Dad Pur 121 1 6000 4+350, Allah Ditta s/o Khushi Daulat 54 4+750 Muhammad Pur 124, 133 4 24000 Muhammad Sarwar s/o Daulat 55 4+500 Pahndah Khan Pur 123 3 18000 4+850, Muhammad Akram s/o Daulat 56 7+900 Muhammad Ismail Pur 135, 310 2 12000 5+300, Muhammad Akram s/o Daulat 57 7+050 Khan Muhammad Pur 148, 308 2 12000 Khalid Mehmood s/o Daulat 58 5+600 Muhammad Khan Pur 145/2 1 6000 Muhammad Fazal s/o Allah Daulat 59 6+100 Ditta Pur 169 2 12000 Muhammad Rafiq s/o Daulat 60 6+300 Muhammad Zaman Pur 295 1 6000 Daulat 61 6+650 Master Mehdi s/o Mola Dad Pur 296 2 12000 Daulat 62 7+200 Sajjadan etc. Pur 309 2 12000 Daulat 63 8+350 Feroz s/o Jehan Khan Pur 1171 1 6000 Daulat 64 9+050 Pandah s/o Jehan Khan Pur 1164 1 6000 Nazar Muhammad s/o Daulat 65 9+400 Sohndah Khan Pur 1231 2 12000 Muhammad Ashraf Daulat 66 11+400 Chadhar Pur 141,914,181,420 2 12000 Daulat 67 11+900 Muhammad Inayat etc. Pur 1714, 1715 1 6000 Daulat 68 13+000 Muhammad Iqbal etc. Pur 1737 1 6000 Chak 69 13+000 Ghulam Rasool Danyal 447 3 18000 16+000 to Chak 70 16+850 Raja Mehmood Danyal 633, 634, 644, 659 11 66000 Muhammad Ramzan s/o Chak 71 17+600 Sher Muhammad Danyal 647, 648 3 18000 72 19+200 Raja Shafqat Pinanwal 97/23,24 1 6000 Chak 73 20+800 Imran Haider etc. Danyal 1371 1 6000 Hadayat Bi m/o Muzaffar 74 25+500 Khan etc. Pinanwal 146/1 2 12000 75 28+500 Ghulam Sarwar Khan etcc. Pinanwal 160/11 1 6000 76 29+700 Shah din etc. Pinanwal 160/16 1 6000 77 29+800 Ruqaya Bi etc. Pinanwal 160/15 4 24000 78 30+000 Raja Shahbaz Ahmad Pinanwal 159/14 1 6000 79 30+500 Riyasat Ali khan etc Pinanwal 159/16 2 12000 80 31+700 Munir Ahmad etc. Pinanwal 158/14 1 6000 Amjad Khan s/o 81 31+800 Muhammad Afzal Pinanwal 158/13 3 18000 82 32+500 Khizar Hayat etc. Pinanwal 157/16/2 1 6000

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Deewan 83 34+500 Muhammad Shafi etc. Pur 555 2 12000 Kareem 84 39+200 Haji Fazal Pur 426 4 24000 Kareem 85 41+000 Javed Akhtar Pur 565 7 42000 86 42+300 Muhammad Ramzan Mirza Pur 74,81 4 24000 87 42+300 Muhammad Akhtar Mirza Pur 74,81 3 18000 88 42+300 Ghulam Muhammad Mirza Pur 74,81 1 6000 Khothiya 89 46+100 Muhammad Azam Khan n 1122 3 18000 Naved Akhtar s/o Dost Khothiya 90 46+250 Muhammad n 1132 6 36000 Khothiya 91 47+300 Sultan s/o Abdullah n 1164 4 24000 Khothiya 92 47+900 Aitzaz Ahmad Khan etc. n 1167 1 6000 Khothiya 93 49+300 Idrees etc. n 1214, 1213 3 18000 Muhammad Riaz s/o Chak 94 51+500 1601 2 12000 Ghulam Sarwar Hameed Chak Ali 95 52+850 Muhammad Imran Ameen 1384, 1395 9 54000 Shah Dhengwa 96 57+300 Nawazish etc. l 862 1 6000 Shahzad s/o Muhammad Dhengwa 97 58+700 Asghar l 615 1 6000 98 63+600 Sikandar s/o Ahmad Adhowal 1113 1 6000 Ghulam Muhammad s/o 99 64+700 Laal Din Adhowal 1123 3 18000 Muhammad Azam , 100 65+800 Mushtaq Adhowal 1025 1 6000 Farhat Abbas s/o Inayat Haran 101 70+500 Ullah Pur 453 1 6000 Haran 102 71+600 Chauhdary Arshad Pur 1422 1 6000 Haran 103 75+000 Nazir, Bashir etc. Pur 2626 2 12000 Muhammad Aslam s/o Haran 104 1421 3 18000 77+250 Abdul Shakoor Pur Haran 105 77+600 Manzoor Ahmad etc. Pur 1422 2 12000 106 80+000 Fateh Ali etc. Usman 891 1 6000 107 80+000 Liaquat Ali, Ghulam Fareed Usman 893 1 6000 108 80+650 Muhammad Ashraf Usman 879 2 12000 109 82+400 Sooban etc. Usman 840 8 48000 110 83+400 Ghulam Shabir Usman 672 1 6000 111 88+000 Chauhdary Akbar Qamar 333 1 6000 Muhammad Ijaz s/o 112 88+800 Muhammad Bux etc. Qamar 185 2 12000 Disty-03, Minor -1 113 2+200 Ghulam Hussain etc. Danyal 379 1 6000 114 2+750 Muhammad Saad Afzal Danyal 366 1 6000 Zafar s/o Muhammad 115 2+750 Yaqoob Danyal 75 2 12000

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost 116 7+205 Raja Nasir Ali s/o Zafar Ali Pinan wal 24/15 2 12000 117 7+205 Sohndah s/o Raj Wali Pinan wal 25/13 2 12000 Muhammad Nazir etc. s/o 118 9+250 Fazal Dad Pinan wal 38/11 1 6000 Mufazar Khan s/o Hassan 119 9+650 Sultan Pinan wal 37/16 1 6000 120 10+100 Raja Qasim s/o Safdar Ali Pinan wal 46/12 1 6000 121 10+650 Raja Qasim s/o Safdar Ali Pinan wal 46/20 5 30000 122 10+650 Raja Qasim s/o Safdar Ali Pinan wal 46/11 2 12000 Master Jadeer s/o Khan 123 10+700 Muhammad Pinan wal 47/16/1 1 6000 Muhammad Sadiq s/o 124 12+400 Muhammad Aalim Pinan wal 48/17 1 6000 125 12+750 jalal Khan etc. Pinan wal 48/19 1 6000 126 14+200 Ghulam Muhammad etc. Pinan wal 56/17 1 6000 127 14+850 Sardar Ali s/o Mirza Pinan wal 77/3/1 1 6000 Khadim Hussain, Dr. Mehboob etc. s/o Abdur 128 15+600 Rehman Pinan wal 78/7 5 30000 Muhammad Afzal s/o 129 18+500 Rehmat Pinan wal 80/20/3 1 6000 130 19+150 Muhammad Riaz etc. Pinan wal 81/17 3 18000 Manzsoor ul haq s/o Dharyala 131 24+700 Muzaffar ul Haq etc. Jalip 631 2 12000 Dharyala 132 26+350 Raja Jaafer Jalip 530 1 6000 Muhammad Shafique s/o Dharyala 133 29+300 Haji Umar Hayat Jalip 1456 1 6000 Disty-04 134 0+000 Nazar Hussain etc. Kot Umar 825, 826 6 36000 1+250, 135 1+400 Muhammad Ali etc. Kot Umar 902 12 72000 136 1+750 Muhammad Bi etc. Kot Umar 1104 10 60000 137 4+000 Raj Begum Etc. Kot Umar 1080 2 12000 Disty-05 Abdur Rehman s/o Noor Baghanw 138 0+100 Ahmad etc. ala 386 3 18000 Baghanw 139 1+000 Muhammad Tariq etc. ala 396 1 6000 Baghanw 140 2+750 Abdur Rehman etc. ala 528 12 72000 Baghanw 141 3+800 Muhammad Khan etc. ala 541 1 6000 Baghanw 142 3+800 Muhammad Shareef ala 539 3 18000 Baghanw 143 4+750 Sabtain Ali etc. ala 569 3 18000 5+350, Baghanw 144 5+850 Abdur Rehman etc. ala 657, 660 4 24000 Disty-06 145 0+250 Zafar Pervaiz etc. Rawaal 1708 1 6000 146 2+100 Zaman s/o Wali etc. Rawaal 1300 2 12000 147 2+350 Maahri etc. Rawaal 1308 1 6000 148 4+200 Khuda Bux etc. Rawaal 1323 2 12000 149 4+480 Laal Khan etc. Rawaal 1351 2 12000

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost 150 4+700 Sultan Mehmood Etc. Rawaal 1438 1 6000 151 5+250 Abdur Rehman etc. Rawaal 1428 2 12000 152 5+600 Amanullah etc. Rawaal 1416 1 6000 Shafqat Ali & Muhammad 153 6+550 Nazir etc. Rawaal 1408 1 6000 Gharib 154 7+600 Arshad Iqbal etc. Wal 3711 3 18000 Gharib 155 8+900 Allah Bux etc. Wal 3623, 3673, 3624 3 18000 Gharib 156 11+000 Muhammad Islam etc. Wal 3599 4 24000 Gharib 157 11+400 Laal Khan etc. Wal 3612 3 18000 Gharib 158 11+500 Fazal Ahmad etc. Wal 3591 1 6000 Gharib 159 11+500 Beguman etc. Wal 3590 2 12000 160 12+900 Muhammad Awais etc. Sau Wal 1771 1 6000 Disty-07 0+500, Gharib 161 0+700 Fazal Ahmad etc. Wal 1050 4 24000 Gharib 162 0+750 Ghulam Ahmad etc. Wal 1055 2 12000 Gharib 163 0+850 Muzafar Iqbal etc. Wal 1058 4 24000 Shoaib ul Hassan s/o 164 1+000 Muhammad Bux etc. Sau Wal 2854 2 12000 Muhammad Rafique s/o 165 3+200 Abdullah Sau Wal 2828 1 6000 30 Ghulam Fatima wd/o Fazal Saplin 166 3+950 Ahmad Sau Wal 2918 g 90000 167 4+300 Abdur Rehman etc. Sau Wal 2922 1 6000 168 4+800 Sooban wd/o Allah Bux etc. Sau Wal 2745 4 24000 5+400, Ayesha wd/o Abdul Aziz 169 5+900 etc. Sau Wal 3354, 3355 4 24000 Muhammad Tauqeer s/o 170 6+280 Ahmad Khan Sau Wal 3300 3 18000 171 7+300 Inam Ullah ec.. Sau Wal 3289 2 12000 7+350, Saman 172 8+300 Sajjadan etc. Wal 659, 672 4 24000 Saman 173 8+250 Muhammad Nawaz etc. Wal 670 1 6000 8+550, 9+800, Saman 174 12+050 Umar Hayat etc. Wal 764, 937, 1028 7 42000 10+400, Saman 175 11+000 Noor Muhammad etc. Wal 933, 939 4 24000 Saman 176 11+650 Noor ullah etc. Wal 995 3 18000 Saman 177 11+750 Haq Nawaz etc. Wal 1006 3 18000 178 12+400 Aalan etc. Sau Wal 58 2 12000 179 12+750 Nazir Begum etc. Sau Wal 78 1 6000 Aalan wd/o Muhammad 180 13+000 etc. Sau Wal 79 1 6000

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Asad ur Rehman s/o 181 13+400 Muhammad Bux etc. Sau Wal 71 1 6000 182 15+750 Allah Bux s/o Ahmad Din Sau Wal 360 3 18000 183 16+000 Muhammad Nazir etc. Sau Wal 387 1 6000 Muhammad Bashir s/o Naik 184 16+800 Muhammad etc. Sau Wal 418 2 12000 Maqbool s/o Muhammad 185 17+150 Bux Sau Wal 417 2 12000 Disty-08 Dhudi 186 1+000 Safdar s/o Laal Phaphra 1356 1 6000 Dhudi 187 1+500 Baati etc. Phaphra 1298, 2661 4 18000 Dhudi 188 1+900 Allah Daad etc. Phaphra 2664 1 6000 Muhamamd Bi s/o Nadir Ali Dhudi 189 2+050 etc. Phaphra 2672 1 6000 Dhudi 190 2+100 Sikandar Khan etc. Phaphra 2665 1 6000 Dhudi 191 3+700 Sabir Hussain etc. Phaphra 2672 2 12000 Dhudi 192 5+200 Khsh Haal etc. Phaphra 3005 1 6000 Dhudi 193 6+600 Sardar Ali etc. Phaphra 2812 1 6000 Gul Jahan s/o Muhammad Dhudi 194 8+100 Khan etc. Phaphra 3878 1 6000 Disty-09 195 0+000 Meeran etc. Kasliyan 497 10 60000 0+300 to 196 0+500 Muhammad Hayat etc. Kasliyan 534 17 102000 0+600, 197 0+850 Imtiaz Khan etc. Kasliyan 524, 534 4 24000 1+000, 198 1+150 Sardar Ali etc. Kasliyan 523/1, 705 2 12000 199 1+200 Sooban etc. Kasliyan 706 1 6000 200 1+500 Muhammd Afzal etc. Kasliyan 707 1 6000 10+ 10 Saplin 201 1+650 Sardar Ali etc. Kasliyan 700 g 90000 Disty-10 Mahaal 202 2+300 Haji Muhammad Azam etc. Barani 4271 1 6000 10+ 10 Khalid Mehmood s/o Mahaal Saplin 203 2+525 Ghulam Muhammad etc. Barani 4317 g 90000 3+950, Khalid Mehmood s/o Mahaal 204 4+200 Ghulam Muhammad etc. Barani 2700 2 12000 Muhammad Akram s/o Ali Mahaal 205 4+900 Muhammad etc. Barani 2542 1 6000 Ali Muhammad s/o Mahaal 206 5+200 Muhammad Bux etc. Barani 2548 2 12000 9+300 to Wara 207 9+420 Juma etc. Buland 716 7 42000

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Muhammad Ashraf s/o 208 29+850 Fazal Muhammad etc. Hattar 986 5 30000 Disty-10, Minor Khalid Mehmood s/o Mahaal 209 0+400 Ghulam Muhammad etc. Barani 4316, 4319 2 12000 210 6+400 Sher Muhammad etc Gujjar 1615 2 12000 Disty-11 Muhammad Mehdi, Ali Dhok 211 0+250 Muhammad etc. S/o Sardar Vains 34, 35, 36 15 90000 0+400, Nazar Muhammad s/o Dhok 212 0+600 Jamal etc. Vains 40, 41 5 30000 Dhok 213 0+900 Muhammad Bashir etc. Vains 43 2 12000 Dhok 214 1+100 Sattar Bi etc. Vains 48 7 42000 Dhok 215 1+100 Riaz Begum ec.. Vains 49 2 12000 1+200, Dhok 216 1+450 Muhammad Bashir etc. Vains 48, 53 5 30000 1+450 to Dhok 217 1+750 Imam Din etc. Vains 54, 55, 56, 57 7 42000 Muhammad Bashir s/o Dhok 218 1+900 Muhammad Salehon etc. Vains 59 1 6000 1+900, 219 2+150, Muhammad Bashir s/o Ali Dhok 3+650 Muhammad etc. Vains 62, 64, 396 17 102000 Dhok 220 2+900 Allah Ditta s/o Khan etc. Vains 368 4 24000 Dhok 221 3+400 Muhammad Bashir etc. Vains 371 3 18000 3+650, Dhok 222 3+850 Shafique Ahmad etc. Vains 372, 374 7 42000 Disty-12 223 0+600 Muhammad Bi etc. Churan 115 2 12000 Disty-13 224 0+200 Taaj Bi etc. Bhelowal 1534 2 12000 225 0+350 Raaj Bi etc. Bhelowal 1532 1 6000 Ghulam Hussain s/o 226 0+400 Ahmad khan etc. Bhelowal 1532 2 12000 227 0+750 Shamim Akhtar etc. Bhelowal 1530 1 6000 228 1+250 Gaami etc. Bhelowal 1520 1 6000 229 1+350 Fatima etc. Bhelowal 1474 1 6000 Muhammad Ramzan s/o 230 2+875 Sher Khan Bhelowal 1506 1 6000 3+100, 231 3+600 Ghulam Hussain etc. Bhelowal 1497, 1705/2 2 12000 662+8 0 4212000 saplin Total Trees of Distys g Trees of FCCs Total DP.N Chaina No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa o ge (RD) Trees tion Cost FCC 4-1/1

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost 1 0+030 M. Akram etc. Ratwal 126 1 6000 0+250, 2 Fazal Karim etc. Ratwal 125, 261 5 30000 3+000 3 1+300 Ayub Khan etc. Chitti 286 4 24000 4 2+000 Abdur Rehman etc. Ladwa 346 2 12000 5 3+250 Abdul manan etc. Ratwal 263 3 18000 6 3+400 Farhat Sultana etc. Pipli 258 4 24000 80 7 4+000 Karam Elahi etc. Pipli 252 Saplin 240000 g 8 4+400 Fayaz Tariq etc. Pipli 272 3 18000 Khareed 9 4+850 M. Aslam etc. 89 10 60000 Pur FCC 4-1/2 0+300, 0+400,0 10 M. Akram etc. Nathyal 84, 85, 89, 231 15 90000 +650, 2+400 11 0+400 Naib Khan etc. Nathyal 83 6 36000 0+450 to 12 Surraya Begum etc. Nathyal 86, 87, 88 9 54000 0+700 13 0+700 Naib Khan etc. Nathyal 91, 92 3 18000 14 0+850 Naveed s/o M. Afzal Nathyal 93/90 2 12000 0+950 to 15 Rasheed etc. Nathyal 133, 134, 197 5 30000 1+050 M. Boota, M. Hanif, 16 1+700 M.Shabir, M. Lateef s/o M. Nathyal 213 5 30000 Faqeer 17 1+700 Zaib Secretary Nathyal 222 12 72000 18 1+950 M. Bashir etc. Nathyal 225 3 18000 19 2+200 M. Shareef s/o Fateh M. Nathyal 230 4 24000 FCC 4-2 0+950, 9+ 70 20 Adil Hussain etc. Chakri 138/1, 138/2 264000 1+400 sapling 21 1+600 Fazal mehdi etc. Chakri 385 1 6000 22 1+700 M. Shareef etc. Chakri 386 1 6000 2+200, 23 Subah Sadiq etc. Chakri 403, 426 6 36000 2+750 FCC 4 24 0+650 Adalat Khan etc. Pir Chak 117 2 12000 11 25 1+000 Noor M. etc. Pir Chak 124 Saplin 33000 g 26 1+300 Ghazanfar Ali etc. Pir Chak 132 2 12000 27 1+400 M. Inayat etc. Pir Chak 136 3 18000 28 1+600 Zulfiqar Ali zulfi etc. Pir Chak 139 6 36000 2+200, 29 2+400, Raaj Begum etc. Pir Chak 153, 155, 164 9 54000 2+900 2+ 10 30 2+250 M. Aslam etc. Pir Chak 156 42000 sapling 31 2+750 Allah Ditta etc. Pir Chak 151 1 6000 Pindi 32 3+600 Fazal Bi etc. 3477 1 6000 Said Pur

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Pindi 33 4+300 M. Sarwar etc. 2111 1 6000 Said Pur Pindi 34 5+400 Saif Ali etc. 3456 2 12000 Said Pur Pindi 35 6+200 Sakeena etc. 3532 1 6000 Said Pur Pindi 36 8+400 Laal Khan etc. 3135 1 6000 Said Pur Pindi 37 9+600 M. Ashraf etc. 3165 8 48000 Said Pur Pindi 38 9+850 M. Akram etc. 2988 10 60000 Said Pur 39 10+800 M. hayat etc. Sher Pur 655 1 6000 40 12+300 Asif etc. Sher Pur 640 6 36000 41 12+600 Asmat bi etc. Sher Pur 761 5 30000 42 14+500 Khuda Bux etc. Sher Pur 1129 6 36000 Khewian 43 17+600 Sardar khan etc… 1118 2 12000 Wala Khewian 44 18+100 Zulfiqar s/o Sultan 1165 1 6000 Wala Khewian 45 18+700 Naseem Akhter etc. 1175 2 12000 Wala Saghar 46 20+250 Abdul Aziz etc 603/2/1 4 24000 Pur FCC- 5-1 Thill 47 0+200 Afzaal Ahmad etc. 1454 9 54000 Sharif Thill 48 0+300 M. Zafar s/o Salah M. 1455 8 48000 Sharif Thill 49 0+600 M. Sarwar etc. 1471 7 42000 Sharif Thill 50 0+900 M. Hafeez 1483 5 30000 Sharif Thill 51 1+900 Raja Shaukat s/o Sikandar 1531 1 6000 Sharif Thill 52 1+900 M. hayat etc. 1533 1 6000 Sharif Raja Nazir s/o Raja Feroz Thill 53 1+900 1098 2 12000 Khan Sharif Thill 54 3+600 Abdul Majeed etc. 1079 1 6000 Sharif 4+450, Thill 55 Anar Begum etc. 1034, 1025 3 18000 4+650 Sharif 4+800, Thill 56 M. Nawaz etc. 1020, 1027 2 12000 4+900 Sharif Thill 57 5+300 Anar Begum etc. 1021 1 6000 Sharif Thill 58 5+450 M. Zaman etc. 659 3 18000 Sharif Pindi 59 5+900 Ayesha etc. 35,36 6 36000 Said Pur FCC- 5-2 M. Hayat, M. Nawaz s/o Thill 60 0+600 546 3 18000 Khan M. Sharif Thill 61 0+600 M. Tariq s/o Khushi M. 545 1 6000 Sharif

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Thill 62 2+350 Bano etc… 565 1 6000 Sharif Thill 63 2+450 Ayub etc. 567 4 24000 Sharif Thill 64 2+450 Khaleel etc. 568 1 6000 Sharif Thill 65 2+700 Noor etc. 569 2 12000 Sharif Thill 66 2+700 M. Zaman etc. 742 4 24000 Sharif 2+900, Thill 67 Azmat ur rehman etc. 711, 714 4 24000 3+150 Sharif Thill 68 3+500 Raheeda begum etc. 694 1 6000 Sharif Thill 69 1+600 Habib Khan etc. 637 1 6000 Sharif FCC- 5-3/1 Thill 70 1+000 Ghulam M. etc. 131 15 90000 Sharif 2+350, Thill 71 M. Azhar s/o M. Din Jatt 195 3 18000 2+600 Sharif FCC- 5-3/2 Khalid Mehmood s/o Noor Daulat 72 0+250 104 1 6000 M. Pur Daulat 73 0+500 Safdar etc. 105 1 6000 Pur 0+850, Pahndah Khan s/o Fateh Daulat 74 111 11 66000 1+500 Sher Pur Daulat 75 1+250 Aslam 113 1 6000 Pur Daulat 76 1+900 M. Nawaz etc. 152 1 6000 Pur Daulat 77 2+100 Mehdi Khan etc. 154 1 6000 Pur 2+150, Daulat 78 Khushi M. etc. 161, 162 16 96000 2+500 Pur Daulat 79 2+300 Sai M. S/o Jehan Khan 160 3 18000 Pur Daulat 80 2+500 Mirza Saeed etc. 164 9 54000 Pur M. Iqbal s/o Jalal Khan Daulat 81 2+850 174, 176 18 108000 Tarar Pur Daulat 82 3+500 M. Akram s/o M. Ismail 285,286 3 18000 Pur 3+600, M. Adeel s/o M. Sharif Daulat 83 281, 286 6 36000 4+300 Khalid Pur Daulat 84 4+300 M. Aslam s/o Khushi M. 1151 1 6000 Pur Daulat 85 5+400 Master Mehdi s/o Mola Dad 1149 1 6000 Pur Thill 86 5+500 Sohndah Khan etc. 195 36 216000 Sharif M. Iqbal etc. s/o Sohndah Thill 87 5+750 195 6 36000 Khan Sharif M. Hussain Numberdar s/o Thill 88 6+000 195 1 6000 M. Zaman Sharif

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Shazia Bibi D/o Jehan Thill 89 6+100 Khan, M. Ashraf s/o M. 253, 254 1 6000 Sharif Asghar Thill 90 6+250 M. Ashraf s/o M. Asghar 254 1 6000 Sharif FCC- 5-3 Thill 91 0+400 Taza Khan s/o Sakhi M. 262, 263 2 12000 Sharif Thill 92 0+750 Bhag Bhari 267 1 6000 Sharif Farman, Zaman etc. s/o Thill 93 1+000 287 7 42000 Ghulam M. Sharif Thill 94 1+200 Ghulam Fatima etc. 286 1 6000 Sharif Irshad Begum wd/o M. Thill 95 1+250 274 1 6000 Nazir Sharif Thill 96 1+350 M. Arshad s/o Farman 277 1 6000 Sharif Thill 97 1+550 M. Boota s/o Maja 283 1 6000 Sharif Daulat 98 1+750 Abdul Kareem s/o Noor M. 1254 3 18000 Pur Daulat 99 1+750 M.Ghafoor s/o Khushi M. 1255 7 42000 Pur Thill 100 1+950 M.Awais s/o Abdul Ghafoor 612 1 6000 Sharif 2+100, M.Yaqoob s/o M. jahan Thill 101 613, 618 3 18000 2+650 Khan Sharif Thill 2+800, Sharif, 102 Habib etc. 623, 23 6 36000 3+200 Pindi Said Pur FCC- 5 Pindi 103 0+250 Ayesha etc. 36 1 6000 Said Pur 12 Pindi 104 0+600 Haji Afzal s/o Mirza 25 +20 132000 Said Pur sapling Pindi 105 1+350 Sabir Hussain 67 1 6000 Said Pur Daulat 106 1+900 M.Afzal s/o M.Walayat 1788 6 36000 Pur Daulat 107 2+000 M. Siddique s/o Fazal Dad 1781 1 6000 Pur 45 Jamshed Chadhar s/o Daulat 108 2+350 1774 Saplin 135000 Mirza Khan Pur g Daulat 109 3+600 Khushi M s/o Mahdi Khan 1741 3 18000 Pur M.Anwar s/o Pahndah Daulat 110 4+800 1689 1 6000 Khan Pur Daulat 111 5+100 M. Zaman 1667 1 6000 Pur Gulsitan Khan s/o Daulat 112 5+150 1661, 1662 2 12000 Nosherwan Khan Pur

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Daulat 113 5+200 Nawaz, Riaz s/o Khawaja 1668, 1670 11 66000 Pur Daulat 114 5+400 Riaz s/o Khwaja Khan 1651 9 54000 Pur M. Azam s/o Khushi M. Daulat 115 6+400 1616 4 24000 Khokhar Pur Daulat 116 6+400 Master M. Ashraf 1619 4 24000 Pur Daulat 117 7+200 Noor M. s/o Allah Ditta 1602 1 6000 Pur Chak 118 8+400 Sher M. s/o Allah Ditta etc. 9 1 6000 Danyal M. Saeed afzaal s/o Ashfaq Chak 119 8+800 5 1 6000 etc. Danyal 3+ 6 Subedar Abdur Rehman Chak 120 8+850 4 Saplin 36000 s/o Khan M. Danyal g 121 9+050 Sikandar s/o M. Roshan Pinanwal 22/6 3 18000 Raja Nasir, Naja Saqib s/o 122 9+600 Pinanwal 7/22, 2 12000 Raja Riasat Ali 123 10+750 Shafqat etc. Pinanwal 8/18, 1 6000 Hassan Sultan s/o Muzaffar 124 11+250 Pinanwal 8/11, 1 6000 Khan Amir Khursheed, Imran 11+100, 125 Khursheed s/o M. Pinanwal 9/4/2001 3 18000 11+750 Khursheed 126 12+150 Ghulam M. s/o Peer Bux Pinanwal 9/9/1, 2 12000 127 Sardar Begum wd/o 13+350 Pinanwal 2/21, 1 6000 Nawazish Ali Khan etc. FCC- 6-1/1 1+750, Kukar 128 Shahzad Akbar etc. 233, 437 2 12000 6+050 Pindi Kukar 2 + 2 129 2+940 Sanowar Begum etc. 364 18000 Pindi sapling Kukar 2 + 3 130 3+125 Bahadur etc. 312 21000 Pindi sapling FCC- 6-3/2 1+550, 131 Sultan Ahmad etc. Rawal 2649, 2671 6 36000 2+200 Mumtaz Begum d/o Sultan 132 2+250 Rawal 2674 2 12000 Ahmad etc. 133 2+800 M. Din etc. Rawal 270 10 60000 Baghan 134 4+300 Rasoolan etc. 142 2 12000 wala Baghan 400 135 5+000 Brig. Ashraf 148 1200000 wala sapling FCC- 6-1/2 Kukar 136 1+500 Faizan Ahmad etc. 397 8 48000 Pindi Kukar 137 2+800 Shahzad Akbar etc. 433 6 36000 Pindi Kukar 138 3+500 Amir Khursheed etc. 436 4 24000 Pindi FCC- 6-1

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Kukar 139 1+250 Nadir etc. 588/1 1 6000 Pindi Kukar 140 1+250 Shahzad Akbar etc. 587/2 2 12000 Pindi Kukar 141 1+750 M. Saleem etc. 608 2 12000 Pindi Kukar 142 2+000 Sultan Mehmood etc. 550 2 12000 Pindi 143 3+000 Raja Qasim Pinanwal 2/21, 1 6000 3+000, 144 Brig. Imtiaz s/o Ali Khan Pinanwal 2/21, 36/6 2 12000 6+850 M. Hussain s/o M. Zaman 145 10+750 Pinanwal 49/10 1 6000 etc. 146 11+250 Adnan etc. Pinanwal 50/15 1 6000 147 11+250 M. Ihsan s/o Ahmad Din Pinanwal 50/14 7 42000 148 11+750 Malik Adnan s/o Mukhtar Pinanwal 50/18, 50/19 2 12000 Malik Yaqoob s/o Abdul 149 12+500 Pinanwal 54/6/1 3 18000 kareem 150 12+850 Arshad s/o M. Din Pinanwal 54/11/1 1 6000 Amir Shahzad s/o M. 151 12+950 Pinanwal 54/13/1 1 6000 Safdar Dr. Mehboob s/o Abdur 152 13+600 Pinanwal 54/11 1 6000 Rehman 153 13+850 Afzal s/o Bahadur Pinanwal 53/15 1 6000 154 13+850 Khan M. s/o Allah Bux Pinanwal 53/14 3 18000 Chak 10 155 13+900 Nazir Khan etc. 144 30000 Mujahid sapling Chak 156 14+450 Ahmad Khan etc. 266 2 12000 Mujahid Chak 4 + 4 157 14+900 M. Bashir etc. 227 36000 Mujahid sapling Chak 158 16+200 M. Bashir etc. 221 1 6000 Mujahid Chak 1+ 3 159 18+250 Faizullah Khan etc 27 15000 Mujahid sapling FCC- 6-1/3 160 0+350 M. Arif etc. Kot Umar 651, 652 7 42000 161 1+250 Haji Asghar etc. Kot Umar 573 3 18000 162 2+000 Raaj Begum etc. Kot Umar 555 5 30000 163 3+600 M. Boota etc. Kot Umar 285 1 6000 FCC- 6-3 164 1+250 M. Bashir etc. Rawal 2441 1 6000 FCC- 6-2 Baghan 165 1+100 Zainab wd/o Sakhi M. etc. 828 3 18000 Wala Baghan 166 1+750 Bhagan etc. 864 6 36000 Wala Baghan 167 2+000 No Record Available 864 4 24000 Wala Baghan 168 2+250 M. Ashraf s/o Gheeba etc. 844 1 6000 Wala Baghan 169 3+250 Pahndah Khan etc. 1217 4 24000 Wala Baghan 170 4+500 Muhamad Arif etc. 1201 2 12000 Wala

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Baghan 171 4+850 Dhuman Khan etc. 1203 1 6000 Wala 5+520, M. Anwar s/o Ghulam M. 172 6+350, Kot Umar 2425 9 54000 etc. 6+550 Baghan 173 7+250 Ghulam Hussain etc. 987 3 18000 Wala Baghan 174 7+500 Sabtain Ali Khan etc. 977 2 12000 Wala Baghan 175 8+500 Nadir etc. 1077 2 12000 Wala 9+000 to 176 Iftikhar Ahmad etc. Warnali 221, 234 3 18000 9+280 FCC- 6 Dharyala 177 2+250 Wasim Haider s/o M. Khan 577 1 6000 Jalip Dharyala 178 2+500 Wasim Haider s/o M. Khan 570 2 12000 Jalip Dharyala 179 3+250 Wasim Haider s/o M. Khan 451 7 42000 Jalip Fazal Hussain s/o Jahan Dharyala 180 3+850 580 7 42000 Khan Jalip Dharyala 181 4+250 Zamurd Khan etc. 449 4 24000 Jalip Dharyala 182 4+500 Wasim Haider s/o M. Khan 452 8 48000 Jalip Dharyala 183 4+750 Wasim Haider s/o M. Khan 451 2 12000 Jalip M. Ishfaq s/o Faqeer M. Dharyala 184 5+000 1156 2 12000 etc. Jalip Dharyala 185 6+868 Khalid Dawood etc. 1290 3 18000 Jalip Dharyala 186 8+000 Pahndah Khan etc. 1393 4 24000 Jalip Dharyala 187 8+300 Jaafer Khan etc. 1358 4 24000 Jalip 32+500, Haran 188 M. Nawaz 905 3 18000 32+750 Pur Haran 189 33+950 Raja Mohsin 945 1 6000 Pur Haran 190 34+300 Haq Nawaz etc. 1075, 1076 4 24000 Pur 34+300, Haran 191 M. Azam 1072, 1074 9 54000 34+500 Pur Haran 192 35+350 Raja Safdar 1094 5 30000 Pur Haran 193 35+850 Raja Gulzar Khan 1136 1 6000 Pur Haran 194 35+850 M. Bashir etc. 1137 1 6000 Pur Tariq Shah s/o Mubarak 195 36+600 Adhowal 2937, 2831 5 30000 Shah 196 37+250 Amjad Shah, Anwar Shah Adhowal 2837 1 6000 197 37+250 Walayat Shah etc. Adhowal 2834, 2835 1 6000 198 37+750 Ameer Hussain sha etc. Adhowal 2864 1 6000 199 38+450 Hussain Shah Adhowal 2893 14 84000

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Pir Safdar Shah s/o M. 200 39+100 Adhowal 2888 3 18000 Shah Haran 201 41+300 Manzoor Ahmad 1693 1 6000 Pur Haran 202 41+650 M. Anar Kharal 1718 4 24000 Pur Haran 203 42+200 Raja Qalab Abbas 1741 2 12000 Pur FCC- 6-3/1 Baghan 204 0+600 Sabtain Ali Khan etc. 219 4 24000 Wala Baghan 1 + 25 205 0+800 Jaan Begum etc. 206 81000 Wala sapling FCC- 7-1/1 206 1+500 Ghulam Rasool etc. Rawal 1149/2 7 42000 207 1+550 Abdur Rehman etc. Rawal 1141 1 6000 208 1+600 Aysha Bi d/o Laal Rawal 1145 1 6000 3+ 2 209 1+750 M. Nazir etc Rawal 1195 24000 sapling 8+ 2 Ghareeb 210 3+000 Rasheed Iqbal etc… 4126 Saplin 54000 wal g Ghareeb 35 211 3+100 Bhaag Bhari etc. 4123 105000 wal sapling 3+250, Ghareeb 212 Maqsood Begum etc. 4117, 4118 30 180000 4+000 wal Ghareeb 213 4+250 Bhag Bhari etc. 4095 25 150000 wal Ghareeb 214 4+500 M. Saleem etc. 4090 12 72000 wal Ghareeb 215 4+750 Beguman wd/o Habib 4086 4 24000 wal FCC- 7-1/2 0+550, Ghareeb 216 Zafar Iqbal etc. 4389, 4397 4 24000 0+700 wal 1+250 to Ghareeb 217 Ghulam Akber Not found 6 36000 1+750 wal Ghareeb 218 2+000 Mirzan etc. 4153 5 30000 wal Ghareeb 219 2+500 Zaman etc. 4150 2 12000 wal Ghareeb 220 3+500 Ghulam Rasool etc. 4077 3 18000 wal FCC- 7-1/3 0+500 to Ghareeb 221 Sultan Ahmad etc. Not found 5 30000 1+200 wal Ghareeb 222 1+600 M. Hayat etc. 312,315 1 6000 wal Ghareeb 223 2+750 Ahmad Din etc… 730 2 12000 wal Ghareeb 224 3+000 M. Ali etc. 4249 2 12000 wal FCC- 7-1 Ghareeb 225 0+900 Rashid Mehmood etc. 4044 3 18000 wal

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Ghareeb 226 0+950 Laal Khan etc. 4045 2 12000 wal Ghareeb 227 2+650 M. Hayat etc. 3754 1 6000 wal Ghareeb 228 3+250 Sultan s/o Din etc. 3801 2 12000 wal Ghareeb 229 3+300 Fazal Mehmood etc. 1683 1 6000 wal Ghareeb 5+ 14 230 3+600 Ghulam Rasool etc. 1676 72000 wal sapling Ghareeb 1+ 3 231 6+300 Ali Sher s/o Sabir Ali etc. 1320 15000 wal sapling Ghareeb 232 7+100 Fazal Ahmad etc. 1256 4 24000 wal FCC- 7-3 233 4+300 Abbas s/o Hayat etc. Dhudyan 1957 4 24000 4+700 & 234 Ahmad Khan etc. Dhudyan 1938, 1943 2 12000 5+400 235 6+650 Ghulam Haider etc. Dhudyan 2127 1 6000 4+ 3 236 7+800 Karam Din etc. Dhudyan 33000 sapling 237 8+350 Shabir Ali etc. Dhudyan 5260 4 24000 8+350 to 238 Tauqeer Ali Khan etc Dhudyan 5257, 5273, 5282 11 66000 9+200 239 8+900 Shamsher Ali etc. Dhudyan 5272 1 6000 240 10+400 Shera etc. Dhudyan 5293 2 12000 3+300 to 241 Ghulam Hussain etc. Kasliyan 633, 635 4 24000 3+900 4+100 to 242 M. Yousaf etc. Kasliyan 1724, 1730 7 42000 4+300 243 4+500 Ayesha etc. Kasliyan 1731 1 6000 4+800 to 244 Sooban etc. Kasliyan 1756, 1757 8 48000 5+000 Bhayan , Sooban d/o 245 7+300 Kasliyan 1962 1 6000 Bahawal etc. FCC- 7-1 1 + 1 246 9+100 Ayesha Bi d/o Zaman etc. Sau,al 2420 9000 sapling 247 9+300 Khuda Bux s/o Sultan etc. Sau,al 2208 1 6000 9+600 to 9+950, 2179, 2180, 2178, 17+17 248 10+350 Ghulam Ayesha etc. Sau,al 2183, 2188, 2154, 153000 sapling to 2155 10+700 9+950, 4+ 2 249 M. Bashir s/o Naik M. etc. Sau,al 2162, 2163 30000 10+150 sapling 10+850 10 + 8 250 to Aalan etc. Sau,al 1926, 1927, 1928 84000 sapling 11+200 11+350 3 + 2 251 to M. Afzal etc. Sau,al 1916, 1917 24000 sapling 11+780 252 12+100 M. Ashraf etc. Sau,al 1893 2 12000 2+ 1 253 12+650 Allah Rakhi d/o Fattan etc. Sau,al 1882 15000 sapling

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Fatima wd/o Manzoor 254 13+000 Sau,al 1867 2 12000 Ahmad etc. FCC- 7-2/3 Abdur Rehman s/o Hashim Dhudi 255 1+300 658 3 18000 Ali Phaphra Dhudi 256 1+450 Irshad Begum etc. 651 1 6000 Phaphra Dhudi 257 1+900 M. Safdar s/o M. Sabir 688 5 30000 Phaphra Dhudi 258 1+900 Manzoor Ahmad etc. 687 1 6000 Phaphra Dhudi 259 1+900 M. Ayub etc. 689 2 12000 Phaphra Abdur Rehman s/o Mansar Dhudi 260 3+300 745 2 12000 Ali Phaphra Mushtaq s/o Saif (Rehmat Dhudi 261 3+800 802, 806 1 6000 Bibi) Phaphra FCC- 7-2/4 0+100 to Abdur Rehman s/o Mansar Dhudi 262 460 10 60000 0+300 Ali Phaphra Dhudi 263 0+500 M. Ijaz s/o Ghulam Asghar 459 8 48000 Phaphra Dhudi 264 0+750 Muzafar s/o Ameer Ali 459 2 12000 Phaphra Dhudi 265 0+750 M. Ali s/o M. Khan 468 2 12000 Phaphra Dhudi 266 0+750 Faiz s/o Ghulam M. 464 3 18000 Phaphra 0+750, Dhudi 267 M. Akhtar s/o M. Ayub 464, 953 6 36000 2+200 Phaphra Dhudi 268 1+000 M. Ali s/o M. Khan 467 7 42000 Phaphra Dhudi 269 1+650 M. Khan etc. 531 1 6000 Phaphra Dhudi 270 3+600 Aslam s/o Noor 1101 1 6000 Phaphra Dhudi 271 4+850 M. Bashir etc. 3030 1 6000 Phaphra FCC- 7-4 272 2+800 Sarwar etc. Kasliyan 3366, 3367 3 18000 3+400 to 273 Sooban etc. Kasliyan 3369 5 30000 3+600 Ghulam Rasool s/o Mirza 274 3+700 Kasliyan 3437 1 6000 Khan 3+700, 275 Fateh M. etc. Kasliyan 3440, 3512 3 18000 4+700 276 3+750 Ghulam Fatima etc. Kasliyan 3438 2 12000 277 4+000 Satara bi etc. Kasliyan 3229 4 24000 4+200, 278 Ghulam Ali etc. Kasliyan 3227, 3228 4 24000 4+500 279 4+700 Hakim Bi etc. Kasliyan 3226 2 12000 280 4+700 Haji Ramzan s/o M. Bux Kasliyan 3511 2 12000 281 4+800 Fiaz s/o M. Khan Kasliyan 3512 1 6000 282 5+750 Khan etc. Kasliyan 3519 1 6000 283 9+100 Bashir Ali Shah etc. Kasliyan 3843 1 6000

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost 284 9+100 Ghulam Bi etc. Kasliyan 3869 3 18000 285 10+600 Aurangzaib etc. Kasliyan 2611 1 6000 286 10+600 Munawar Ahmad Kasliyan 2605 2 12000 FCC- 7-4/1 287 2+700 Habib s/o Ramzan Kasliyan 1168 1 6000 288 3+700 Rajaan etc. Kasliyan 1332 2 12000 289 4+000 Sooban etc. Kasliyan 1289 1 6000 M. Zaman s/o M. Ramzan 31+ 25 290 4+500 Kasliyan 2981 261000 etc. sapling FCC- 7-4/2 Chak 291 0+350 Nosherwan s/o Saif etc 820 1 6000 Shafi Chak 292 0+600 No Record Available 832 1 6000 Shafi Chak 293 0+800 Liaquat s/o Karam Khan 712 1 6000 Shafi Chak 294 1+300 No Record Available 716 1 6000 Shafi Chak 295 1+600 No Record Available 718 1 6000 Shafi 296 1+850 No Record Available Kasliyan 3145 3 18000 297 1+850 M. Taaj etc. Kasliyan 3350 2 12000 298 2+000 Satara bi etc. Kasliyan 3320, 3321 6 36000 299 2+200 Zarina bi etc. Kasliyan 3319 1 6000 300 2+500 Izzat Baig Kasliyan 3328 4 24000 301 2+500 Ghulam M. etc. Kasliyan 3327 4 24000 FCC- 7 302 2+900 Beguman & Karam Din etc. Usman 22 3 18000 303 2+900 Haq Nawaz etc. Usman 13 2 12000 35+ 17 304 8+200 No Record Available Qamar 261000 sapling 6 + 9 305 9+000 Nazar Hussain etc Qamar 754, 759 63000 sapling 1+ 21 306 9+500 Razia wd/o laal etc. Qamar 746 81000 sapling 7 307 9+800 No Record Available Qamar 21000 sapling 10+000, 308 10+200, Ghulam Sarwar etc. Qamar 594, 731, 732 10 60000 11+600 309 10+200 M. Munir etc. Qamar 716 1 6000 7 + 48 310 10+700 Mirza s/o Din etc. Qamar 694 186000 sapling 1 + 4 Ghulam Rabbani s/o Abdul 311 11+250 Qamar 618 Saplin 18000 Sattar g 4+ 7 312 11+250 M. Muneer s/o Ameer Khan Qamar 618 45000 sapling 16 + 7 313 11+600 Sikandar Hayat etc. Qamar 595, 615 Saplin 117000 g 314 11+600 Allah Ditta etc. Qamar 616 1 6000 3+ 22 315 12+000 Abid Mehmood etc. Qamar 592 84000 sapling

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Sikandar hayat s/o Shah M. 9+ 11 316 12+000 Qamar 580 87000 etc. sapling 2+ 18 317 12+500 Shah M. etc. Qamar 596 66000 sapling 5+ 6 318 12+800 Raja s/o Ditta Qamar 573 48000 sapling 6+ 21 319 12+800 Allah Yar s/o Sardar Kallas 470, 472, 471 99000 sapling 320 13+400 M. Anar etc. Kallas 460 1 6000 321 13+400 Gul Hussain shah etc. Kallas 443 1 6000 Munawar Shah s/o 322 13+400 Kallas 442 1 6000 Abdullah 323 13+600 Laal Shah etc. Kallas 450, 452 6 36000 Sajaddan wd/o Sohnda 324 13+750 Kallas 453, 457 4 24000 Khan 13+800 325 to Ahmad Khan etc. Kallas 456, 455,528, 530 16 96000 14+300 326 15+100 Sajid- Nasreen etc. Kallas 368 1 6000 15+100, 327 M. Munawar etc. Kallas 363, 369 14 84000 15+750 FCC- 7-2/2 328 1+000 No Record Available Sadhowal 559 4 24000 329 1+000 No Record Available Sadhowal 3 18000 330 1+500 No Record Available Sadhowal 561 6 36000 331 1+875 No Record Available Sadhowal 3 18000 332 2+000 No Record Available Sadhowal 1 6000 333 2+150 No Record Available Sadhowal 1 6000 334 3+400 No Record Available Sau,al 3 18000 FCC- 7-1/4 Samanw 9+ 3 335 0+600 Khuda Bux etc. 614 63000 al sapling Samanw 9+ 2 336 0+750 Nazeer s/o Peera etc. 612 60000 al sapling Samanw 337 1+200 Fazal Kareem etc. 616 6 36000 al Samanw 18+ 6 338 1+550 Noor M. etc. 632 126000 al sapling Samanw 5+ 2 339 2+000 Sajaddan etc. 650 36000 al sapling Samanw 340 2+300 No Record Available 8 48000 al 2+650, Samanw 341 Abdur Rauf etc 783, 795 7 42000 3+050 al Samanw 342 3+550 Nadir etc. 836 1 6000 al 4+200, Samanw 343 Khuda Bux etc. 849, 851 7 42000 4+500 al Samanw 344 5+600 Sajaddan etc. 877 1 6000 al Samanw 345 6+730 Shabir Ahmad etc. 1077 1 6000 al Samanw 6+ 2 346 8+600 No Record Available 1313 42000 al sapling Samanw 6 + 2 347 9+650 No Record Available 1314 87000 al sapling

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Total DP. Chainag No. of Owner Location Khasra/ Plot No. Compensa No e/ (RD) Trees tion Cost Samanw 348 10+250 No Record Available 1318 2 12000 al FCC- 8 349 11+000 Muttali s/o Hassan etc. Golpur 1445 2 12000 Manzoor Ahmad, Zahoor 350 11+300 Golpur 1454 3 18000 Ahmad s/o Sohndah Khan FCC- 8-2 351 0+100 M. Yar etc. Churan 2224 5 30000 352 0+350 M. Bi etc. Churan 2226 2 12000 353 0+400 M. Din etc. Churan 2255 1 6000 354 1+300 Sultan Ahmad etc. Churan 2270 1 6000 355 2+600 No Record Available Churan 2289 4 24000 FCC- 8-3/1 356 0+700 Saeed Ullah etc. Kaura 568 2 12000 357 3+700 M. Anar etc. Golpur 2768 2 12000 358 5+500 No Record Available Golpur 2479 1 6000 FCC- 8-2/1 359 0+100 Raaji etc. Kaura 1359 4 24000 0+200, 360 Anwar s/o Imam Din etc. Kaura 1351, 1357 7 42000 1+100 361 1+150 M. Farooq etc. Kaura 1349 1 6000 362 1+850 Anwar etc. Kaura 1367 1 6000 363 1+900 Sardar bi etc. Kaura 1335 2 12000 Masood Ahmad s/o Feroz 364 3+000 Churan 2210 5 30000 etc. 365 3+600 Ghulam Raza etc. Churan 2209 3 18000 FCC- 8-1/3 366 0+000 Ghulam Bi etc. Kuliwal 635 6 36000 367 0+250 M. Hanif etc. Kuliwal 636 2 12000 368 0+660 M. Akram etc. Kuliwal 640 1 6000 369 2+200 M. Khan etc. Kuliwal 888 1 6000 370 2+500 M. Nazar etc. Kuliwal 906 2 12000 2+850, 371 Abbas Ali etc Kuliwal 914, 975 5 30000 4+100 FCC- 8-2/2 upto+50 372 M. Bi etc. Churan 420, 419, 441, 972 7 42000 0, 3+600 0+650, 373 Ghulam Raza etc. Churan 443, 836 8 48000 3+400 374 2+900 Rasool Bi etc. Churan 1138 2 12000 375 3+150 Ali M. etc. Churan 1136 4 24000

Total Trees of all channels and Cost 1129 DPs 6731 35181000

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Annexure-V: Compensation Cost of Private Fruit Trees of ICB-P2

S.No Chainage ( RD) DPs Name Location No.of Type of Compensation Main Canal Tree Tree cost 1 96+11150 M.Khan Baghanwala 01 Guava 50000 2 116+750 Mushtaq s/o Rawal 05 Orange 160000 Jahan Khan 11 Lemon 330000 21 Guava 1050000 3 143+050 M.Khan s/o Sau,al 01 Jaman 210000 Allah Ditta FCC-4 01 Guava 50000 4 6+900 M.Aslam Pir Chak 01 Jaman 210000 01 Lemon 30000 Disty-3 5 46+200 M.azam Khothian 3 Guava 150000 7 Orange 224000 Total Compensation Cost 52 24,64,000

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Annexure-VI: Compensation Cost of Government Trees of ICB-P2

Chainage S.No Department/Agency Location Khasra No No.of Tree ( RD) Main Canal 1 63+150 Government Chakri 174 1 2 64+300 Shamlat deh Gahora 546,547 8 3 69+100 Shamlat Deh Thill 1387 1 4 69+550 Government( Thill 1465 4 Highways) 5 73+450 Government ( Shamlat) Thill 478 2 6 74+000 Government ( Shamlat) Thill 429 3+8 sapling 7 75+400 Government ( Shamlat) Thill 89 2 8 76+500 Government (Shamlat) Thill 18,21 3 9 81+100 to Government ( Shamlat) Pindi Bheikh 890.891,904,905, 39 82+150 906,907,886 10 82+900 to Government ( Shamlat) Pindi Bheikh 800,801,802,805, 20 83+900 806,828,830,839 11 87+250 Government (Shamlat) Kukar Pindi 214 1 12 88+350, Government (Shamlat) Kukar Pindi 206,181 30 88+750 13 92+150 Government (Shamlat) Kot Umer 86 2 14 95+400 Shamlat ( Zaman etc) Kot Umer 142 4 15 95+760 Shamlat(Haji Manzoor) Kot Umer 143 1 16 95+800 Shamlat Kot Umer 152 2 17 95+800 Shamlat Deh( Zaman) Kot Umer 158 1 18 96+550 Government Kot Umer 624 1 19 96+800 Shamlat Kot Umer 619 1 20 99+200 Shamlat ( Anar ) Kot Umer 922 3 21 117+600 Government Rawal 1276 2 ( Railways) 22 131+00 Shamlat (Afsar) Sau,al 3048 1 Trees of Main Canal 132+8 sapling Distributaries Disty-3-Minor-1 23 0+350 Shamlat Deh Pindi Bhikh 800 2 24 53+800 Shamlat Deh Dhengwal 1455 3 Disty-5 25 0+600 Central Govt.. Rawaal 1705 2 Disty-13 Provincial Govt 26 4+650 Highway Bhelowal 2318 1 Trees of Distys 8

FCC-5/1 27 4+150 Provincial Govt Thill Sharif 1040 1 FCC-6/2 28 2+600 Provincial Govt Baghanwala 1209 1 FCC-6 29 1+350 Highways Warnali 4 30 35+350 Central Govt Haran Pur 1129 3 31 36+350 Govt Roads Adhowal 2945 1 FCC-7/4 32 2+800 Shamlaat Deh Kasliyan 3363 1 33 2+800 Shamlaat Deh Kasliyan 3362 1 FCC-7 34 5+400 Railway Department Qamar 857 6 35 6+300 Highways Qamar 841 5

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Chainage S.No Department/Agency Location Khasra No No.of Tree ( RD) 36 6+300 Government Qamar 10 Commissioner Abad 37 11+600 Kari (Govt) Qamar 614 4+27 Sapling 38 1+300 Shamlaat Deh Kaura 11 3 Trees of FCCs 40+27 sapling Total Govt.trees of all channels = 215 180+35sapling

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Annexure-VII: Public Fixtures (WAPDA POLES) and Compensation Cost

S.No RD/Location Nos.of Pole S.No RD/Location Nos.of Pole MAIN CANAL 1 101+900 2 14 Disty-11 RD 0+070 1 2 102+150 1 15 Disty-15 RD 10+00 1 3 116+600 1 4 117+050 1 FCCs 5 117+400 1 16 FCC-5, RD 6+500 1 6 117+750 2 17 FCC-6/3 RD 3+150 1 7 117+850 1 18 FCC-7 RD 6+200 1 8 140+350 1 19 FCC-7/2 RD32+500 1 9 186 to 188 3 20 FCC-7/4RD 13+900 1 10 191 to191+500 4 21 FCC-8 RD 2+100 1 11 199+600 1 22 FCC-8 RD 4+500 1 Disty.system 23 FCC-8/2/2 RD 1+500 3 12 Disty-2 RD 16+400 1 13 Disty-10 RD 4+900 1 Total Poles 33 Total Compensation Amount @ Rs.9,90,000 Rs.30000 per pole

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Annexure-VIII: List of Vulnerables for Additional Assistance under of ICB-P2

Av. Vulnerability Sr. Family Monthly Name Father Name Occupation Allowance No. Size Income (Rs.) (Rs.) Main Canal. Pir Chak 1 Masturan Begum w/o Safdar 4 Driver(husband) 9000 45000 2 Zafar Iqbal Sohnda Khan 2 Pension 10000 45000 3 KalsoomBibi Shaukat Iqbal 4 Labor (son) 9000 45000 4 Qaisar Mehmud Shaukat Iqbal 4 Labor 8000 45000 5 Iftekhar Begum w/o M.Aslam 2 Other support - 45000 6 TaimoorEjaz Ejaz Ahmad 3 Labor 8000 45000 7 Zahid Akhter M. Akram 4 Labor 10000 45000 8 RidaJaved d/o Javed Iqbal 2 Other support - 45000 9 Nasir Nawaz M. Nawaz 3 Job less - 45000 10 M.Arshad Sahib Noor 7 Pension 12000 45000 11 Anwar Baig Iqbal Khan 3 Labor 8000 45000 12 Pervaiz Akhter Habib Khan 5 No source - 45000 13 Samia Zafar Anees Zahra 2 Domestic Labor 8000 45000 14 Gohar Akbar Khan Bilawar 4 Labor 10000 45000 15 Khalida Begum d/oFeroz Khan 2 Other support - 45000 16 GhazalaHafeez d/o M. Hafeez 5 Milk selling 7000 45000 17 Tariq Mehmood Bustan Khan 2 Jobless - 45000 18 Ameer Hamza Javed Iqbal 5 Small farmer 10000 45000 19 Dilawar Khan Feroz Khan 2 Farming 12000 45000 20 Nisar Akbar GhulamMohd 4 Livestock 10000 45000 21 Fakhar Sultan GhulamMohd 4 No source - 45000 22 Sajid Nawaz M.Nawaz 6 Jobless - 45000 23 Faisal Aurangzeb 2 Private job 10000 45000 24 M.Faizan M. Feroz 6 Jobless - 45000 25 Rashid Mehmud Abdul Ghafoor 4 Rikshaw 10000 45000 26 M.Nawaz Fateh Ali 5 Son Rikshaw 10000 45000 27 Pervaiz Akhter M. Inayat 5 Labor 14000 45000 28 Zia Jan d/o Ghazanfar Ali 2 Pension 12000 45000 29 Tayyab Ali Mushtaq Ahmad 3 Labor 10000 45000 30 Aiman Nawaz d/o ShakeelaYasir 4 - - 45000 31 Hameeda Bibi Laal Khan 6 Disabled - 45000 Main Canal Ratwal 32 Hameeda Begum d/o Anar 6 Housemaid 10000 45000 33 Azmat Rehman M. Ramzan 4 Labor 11000 45000 34 Naseem Begum Wd/o M.zaman 4 Housemaid 8000 45000 (late) 35 Mirza M khan M.Khan 6 Labor 13000 45000 36 DaulatBibi Pehlwan (late) 6 Housemaid 14000 45000 37 M. Abbas Anar Khan 5 Labor 14000 45000 38 M.Aslam Anar Khan 7 Labor 14000 45000 39 Perveen Bibi Wd/o M.Bashir 1 Agri.Labor 7000 45000 40 M. Asghar Barkat Ali 4 Pension 8000 45000 Main Canal DaulatPur 41 M.Zaman Khan Mohd 7 Farming 10000 45000 42 Anees KhushiMohd 6 Farming 9000 45000 43 Raji d/o Tajja 1 Relative help - 45000 44 EjazHussain Sai Muhammad 6 Labor 11000 45000 Main Canal Kukar Pindi 45 Maqsood Bibi d/o M.Hayat 4 Farming 12000 45000 Main Canal Mouza Pipli 46 Razia Begum d/o Muhammad 4 Labor 12000 45000

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Av. Vulnerability Sr. Family Monthly Name Father Name Occupation Allowance No. Size Income (Rs.) (Rs.) 47 Akram Muhammad 5 Pension 14000 45000 48 Zaib un Nisa w/o Maqbool 1 Relatives help - 45000 49 M. Qasim Mureed Hussain 6 Labor 13000 45000 50 Imtiaz begum Fazal Kareem 2 Relatives help - 45000 51 Sikandar Khan Ayub 8 Job 10000 45000 52 Javed ( Late) Widow Farkhanda 1 Relative help - 45000 53 M.Safdar Noor Alam 1 Labor 6000 45000 54 Bashir Ahmad FatehMohd 2 Labor 9000 45000 55 M.Aslam Amanat Ali 6 Labor 8000 45000 Main Canal DhokVains 56 Naziran Begum w/o Saif Ali 2 Retired 5000 45000 57 M.Hussain Ghulam Hussain 2 Relatives help - 45000 58 Noor Mohd Sharaf Din 1 Farming 6000 45000 59 Fatima d/o M. Zaman 1 Relatives help - 45000 60 Mehboob Ghulam mohd 2 Agriculture 5000 45000 Main Canal Kuliwal 6 Entertainer 13000 45000 61 M.Akram Ahmad Khan 62 Nasarullah Manzoor Hussain 2 Farming 3000 45000 63 Zainab Begum Mumtaz Begum 5 Farming 10000 45000 Main Canal Sadowal 64 Aslam M.Afzal 1 Farming 6000 45000 65 M.Afsar Sardar Khan 4 Farming 5000 45000 66 Muzaffar Khan Amer Khan 2 Farming 3000 45000 67 Safdar Sardar Khan 2 farming 6000 45000 68 Arshed Iqbal Ata Mohd 6 Farming 8000 45000 69 Sharif QadirBukhsh 1 Farming 2000 45000 70 Aslam Ghulamsarwer 4 Farming 4000 45000 71 Rematullah MolaBukhsh 4 Farming 6000 45000 72 Ashraf Habib 4 Labor 8000 45000 Main Canal Kaura 73 Begum Wd/o Ghulam M 5 Farming 4000 45000 74 Umer Hayat Sarsah 5 Farming 7000 45000 Main Canal Golpur 75 Niziran Bi Wd/o Nazr M 6 Farming 10000 45000 76 Ghulam Fatima Wd/o Raja 11 Labor 12000 45000 77 Mian Mohd Khuda Bukhsh 6 Labor 8000 45000 78 Razia D/o Mehdi 3 Farming 8000 45000 Main Canal Sauwal 79 Fazal Ahmad M. Bukhsh 5 Farming 13000 45000 80 Sobban d/o Zaman 1 Supported by relatives - 45000 81 NaeemNazir M.Nazir 4 Frming 10000 45000 82 Naseem Akhter Wd/o M. Afsar 6 Farming 12000 45000 83 Kaneez Fatima Wd/o M.Din 3 Labor 13000 45000 Main Canal Nathial 84 AnwarulNisa w/o M. Akram 3 Labor 12000 45000 85 Razia Rasheed d/o M. Akram 2 Rtd.pension 11000 45000 86 ShafqatMehmood Abdul Hameed 6 Rtd- pension 10000 45000 87 Asif Mehmood Abdul Hameed 2 Labor 7000 45000 88 Saddam Nazakat Nazakat 5 Labor 9000 45000 89 Hassan Khusheed Khan 2 Labor 8000 45000 Khursheed 90 Maryam Khursheed Khan 2 Supported by relatives - 45000 Khursheed 91 QaisarJamshed M.Jamshed 4 Supported by relatives - 45000

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Av. Vulnerability Sr. Family Monthly Name Father Name Occupation Allowance No. Size Income (Rs.) (Rs.) 92 Shehnaz Akhter Wd/o Larasab 1 Supported by relatives - 45000 93 Ishtiaq Is,haq Khan 2 Supported by relatives - 45000 94 M.Afzal M.Aslam 3 Livestock 9000 45000 95 Nawab Khan Sahib Khan 1 Rtd-pension 13000 45000 96 Raja Naib Khan Raja Akber 1 Rtd-pension 8000 45000 Disty-2/FCC-4 Sher Pur 97 Sajid Rehman Anwar-ul-Haq 7 Livestock 12250 45000 98 Qalsoom Wd/o Shaukat 5 Land rented out 15000 45000 99 Asghar Khan Bahadur 9 Driver 15000 45000 100 M.Hussain Malah Khan 4 Agri. 10291 45000 101 Zafar Iqbal M.Bukhsh 6 Disabled - 45000 102 Bashir Hayat 1 Relatives help - 45000 103 Salhon Wd/o M.Hayat 1 Labor in houses 8000 45000 Disty-3 Pindi Bheikh 104 ShaziaNaureen w/o Mehboob Ali 5 Agriculture 9200 45000 105 Allah Daad Panda Khan 2 Agriculture 8460 45000 106 Karam Daad Panda Khan 2 Agriculture 10500 45000 107 Allah Ditta Waryam 5 Agriculture 14200 45000 108 Allah Bukhsh Ahmad 5 Agriculture 8900 45000 109 M. Zaman M. Din 4 Labor 10000 45000 110 Shaukat Ali M.Aslam 2 Labor 10000 45000 111 Akhter Pahnda 7 Labor 12000 45000 112 Ghulam Ali GhulamMohd 2 Labor 12000 45000 113 Maqbool Begum d/o Gul Nawaz 4 No source - 45000 114 Mryam Bi g/d M.Ayub 2 No Source - 45000 115 Saira Bi d/o Mehboob 3 No Source - 45000 116 Suraya Begum wd/o Sultan 4 Livestock 6300 45000 Disty-3 Warnali 117 Rabia wd/o Ghulam Ali 2 Agriculture 5000 45000 118 Bushra wd/o Fazal 3 Agriculture 7000 45000 Disty-3 Karyala 119 M.Bashir Pahnda Khan 6 Job 10000 45000 120 Sughran Bibi d/o Sher Mohd 4 Pvt. Job 5000 45000 121 Karam Ali Raja Khan 4 Driver 14000 45000 122 Ghulam Abbass Sher Mohd 3 Labor 10000 45000 123 Ilyas Sher Mohd 1 Pvt. Job 13000 45000 124 M Arshad Sher Mohd 1 Pvt.Job 13000 45000 125 Mutalli Khan Sonda 3 Agriculture 12000 45000 126 M.Nazir Panda Khan 4 Agriculture 14600 45000 127 Akhter Hayat Rehmatullah 8 Agriculture 15000 45000 Disty-3 Karim Pur 128 Abdul Majeed Allah Din 1 Disabled - 45000 129 M. Bashir Allah Din 1 Relative help - 45000 130 Abdul Rasheed Allah Din 1 Relative help - 45000 131 Ghulam Fatima Allah Din 1 Relative help - 45000 132 Muhammad Bi Allah Din 1 Relative help - 45000 133 Mushtaq M.Ashraf 2 Agriculture 5000 45000 134 M.Azmat GhulamRasool 6 Agri.Labor 8000 45000 135 Aania Jamshed w/o Raja Jamshed 6 disabled - 45000 136 M. Tariq M.Hayat 5 Livestock 7000 45000 Disty-3 Naich 137 M.Asghar Abdur Rehman 5 Farming 8000 45000 138 Saif Ali M.Ali 7 Farming 12000 45000

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Av. Vulnerability Sr. Family Monthly Name Father Name Occupation Allowance No. Size Income (Rs.) (Rs.) Disty-3 Danyal 139 Sultan Ahmad Sher Mohd 3 Farming 7916 45000 Disty-3 Usman Sharif 140 Arshed Mehmud Nizam Din 7 Farming 10000 45000 141 Halima Bibi Wd/o 4 Farming 9000 45000 M. Arshed 142 M.Ejaz Imam Din (Late) 2 Support by the - 45000 relatives 143 Riffat Yasmeen d/o M.Afzal 7 Support by the - 45000 relatives Disty-3 Daffar 144 Maqsood Bibi Wd/o M.Akram 9 Farming 10000 45000 145 Umer Hayat Nawab 3 Farming 14000 45000 146 Khizer Hayat Nawab 5 Farming 12000 45000 147 Faiz Ahmad M.Afzal 8 Labor 10000 45000 148 Zahoor Ahmad M.Hayat 2 Farming 8000 45000 Main Canal Sodhi Gujjar 149 Mehboob Ghulam Mohd 2 Farming 5000 45000 Disty-3 kuthian 150 Mehdi Malah Bukhsh 3 Pensioner 10000 45000 151 Sonawar Bibi wd/o Bati Khan 5 Relatives help - 45000 152 Abdur Rehman Karam Daad 8 Agri. 14666 45000 153 Sher Mohd Karam Daad 1 Relatives help - 45000 154 Raj Bi d/o Sultan 1 Agri. 6000 45000 Disty-3 MirzaPur 155 M.Asghar M.Akbar 3 Agri. 11708 45000 156 GhulamMohd Ali Mohd 1 Relatives help - 45000 157 Sher Mohd Ali Mohd 1 Relatives Help - 45000 Disty-2 Gahora 158 Hameeda Bi w/oM.Asghar(late) 3 Agriculture 2000 45000 159 Ruqaya Begum d/o M. Din 1 Relative help 3000 45000 160 M.Ilyas M. Bux 6 Livestock 5000 45000 161 Halima Bibi w/o Abdul Latif 3 Agriculture 4000 45000 162 KausarBibi d/o Hashim 6 Pvt.Job 9000 45000 163 M.Haneef Anar Khan 2 Agriculture 7000 45000 Disty-2 Chak Jani 164 Mirza Mehdi Khan 1 Relative help - 45000 165 ShaziaBibi w/o Amir Raza 5 Pension 10000 45000 166 NazarHussain Ali Muhammad 6 Livestock 12800 45000 167 Suray Begum Wd/o Aslam 4 Livestock 12000 45000 168 Fazal Karim Mehdi Khan 6 Livestock 14600 45000 Disty-6 Rawal 169 Safia Begum Wd/o M.Kham 1 Relative help - 45000 170 Zafria Begum d/o Khan Mohd 1 Relative help - 45000 171 NayyarFirdous w/oArif Mehmud 3 Relative help - 45000 172 Sumera w/o WajidAlo 2 Relative help - 45000 173 Fatima Bi w/o Abad Khan 6 Relative help - 45000 174 FaizMohd Ali Mohd 5 Farming 8000 45000 175 Shamim Akhter wd/o Pervaiz Iqbal 5 Relative help - 45000 Main Canal Chak Shafi 176 Zaman Raja Khan 4 Farming 13000 45000 177 Ashraf Noor Mohd 1 Farming 4000 45000 Disty-10 Minor Sodhi Gujjar 178 Zafar Iqbal M.Iqbal 5 Labor 10000 45000

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Av. Vulnerability Sr. Family Monthly Name Father Name Occupation Allowance No. Size Income (Rs.) (Rs.) FCC-7-1/1 Gharibwal 179 Mehboob Ali Mola Bukhsh 3 Farming 12666 45000 FCC-5 Adhowal 180 Naveed Sultan Sultan Ahmed 4 Mechanic/ Agri. 14600 45000 181 Tariq Mehmood Dost Mohd 6 Agriculture/Livestock 13334 45000 182 M. Badru Din M. Sadrud Din 5 Agriculture/Livestock 10842 45000 183 Main Canal Baghanwala 184 M. Zarait M. Walayat 4 Labor/Agriculture 14705 45000 185 M. Akhtar M. Zaman 5 Labor/Agriculture 13334 45000 186 Ghulam Asghar Sardar Khan 4 Agriculture/Livestock 14076 45000 187 Mehri Bibi Khan Dad 2 Agriculture 2792 45000 Main Canal Bhelowal 188 Khadim Hussain M. Hyat 6 Pensioner/Agri. 12335 45000 189 Ghulam Ruqaya Fateh Mohd 3 Agriculture/Livestock 6000 45000 Bhelowal 45000 190 Ghulam Mustafa Meeran Bux (L) 5 Labor/Agriculture 13334 45000 191 Ghulam Hussain Ghulam Abbas 4 Labor/Agriculture 11667 45000 192 Ghulam Fiza Ghulam Abbas 2 Agriculture 10484 45000 193 M.Riaz Noor Elahi 4 Agriculture 4000 45000 194 Ejaz Hussain Nazar Hussain 45000 11 Labor/Agriculture 14750 Shah Shah Chak Danyal 195 M. Inayat Jahan Khan 3 Agriculture/Livestock 10000 45000 196 M. Akram Jahan Khan 2 Agriculture/Livestock 8000 45000 Disty-3 Chak Hameed 197 Khizar Hayat Ghulam Mohd 7 Agriculture/Livestock 12683 45000 198 Safdar Iqbal M. Iqbal 4 Agriculture/Livestock 9160 45000 FCC-6 Chak Mujahid 199 M. Ashraf M. Sharif 4 Agriculture/Livestock 10500 45000 200 M. Ramzan M. Sharif 7 Pensioner/Agri. 14750 45000 201 Parveen Akhtar M. Aslam 4 Agriculture/Livestock 7750 45000 202 Sohonda Khan Imam Din 2 Agriculture 4500 45000 203 Pasha Bibi Khan Mohd 3 Agriculture/Livestock 10500 45000 204 MohdHaneef Ghulam Mohd 6 Labor/Agriculture 12000 45000 Chak Mujahid 205 Mudasar Nazeer Mohd Nazeer 5 Labor/Agriculture 6000 45000 206 Sakinan Bibi Mohd Bashir 5 Agriculture 10000 45000 207 Iftakhar Ahmed Mohd Nazir 6 Labor/Agriculture 13500 45000 208 M. Afsar Raja Khan 6 Business/Agriculture 6666 45000 209 Musarat Yasmin Mohd Nazir 4 Agriculture 6000 45000 210 M. Safeer M.Ahmed Khan 10 Agriculture/Labor 13300 45000 Chak Shafi 211 Allah Din Mohd Din 3 Pensioner/Agriculture 5969 45000 212 Sabira Bi Anar Khan 3 Pension of Husband 10000 45000 213 Ghulam Fatima Raj Wali 4 Husband in Service 12000 45000 214 Zamir ul Hassan Raj Wali 5 Agriculture/Labor 14334 45000 215 Karam Din Mohd Din 2 Pensioner/Agriculture 1070 45000 216 M. Saleem M. Khan 2 Private service 14000 45000 216 Imdad Hussain Saif Ali 6 Agriculture 5550 45000 217 Qamar Abbas Ghulam Hussain 6 Labor/Agriculture 13667 45000 Disty-6 Daffar 218 Imtaz Ahmed Mohd Khan 8 Agriculture/Livestock 12417 45000 219 Yasir Aslam Mohd Aslam 7 Agriculture/Livestock 13750 45000 220 Amjid Saeed Anar Khan 6 Agriculture/Livestock 11917 45000

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Av. Vulnerability Sr. Family Monthly Name Father Name Occupation Allowance No. Size Income (Rs.) (Rs.) FCC-5 Daulatpur 221 Sikand Hayat Roshan Khan 2 Agriculture/Livestock 8083 45000 Disty -3 Dewanpur 222 M. Ashraf Mohd Yaseen 6 Private Service 13645 45000 Dhudyala Jalap 223 Raja Hameed Raja Ahmed 45000 1 Agriculture 3500 Ullah Khan Khan 224 Khuram Raja Atta Ullah 45000 4 Agriculture/Livestock 10250 Attahullah Khan 225 M. Ayub Dost Mohd 2 Pension/Agriculture 10704 45000 Dhingwal 226 Raja Mahyudin Raja Feroze 3 Agriculture/Livestock 13000 45000 Main Canal Dhok Vains/Hattar 227 M. Siraj Mehdi Khan 1 Agriculture 8834 45000 228 Gulzar Begum Muhammad Ali 2 Agriculture 9583 45000 Gahora 229 M. Afzal M. Ramzan 10 Barbar/Agriculture 12900 45000 230 Khan Mohd Shadman Khan 5 Agriculture 12600 45000 231 Pehlwan Khan Shadman Khan 3 Agriculture/Livestock 14600 45000 FCC-8/2 Golpur 232 M. Kamran M. Nawaz 2 Agriculture/Livestock 11000 45000 233 Ghulam Shabir Fateh Mohd 2 Pensioner/Agri. 11000 45000 234 M. Ashraf Abdullah Khan 2 Teaching/Agriculture 12000 45000 235 M. Aslam Abdullah Khan 3 Agriculture/Livestock 13000 45000 Disty-3 Karimpur 236 M. Azam M. Akram 2 Agriculture 3000 45000 Kaslian 237 Nadir Khan M. Ramzan 7 Agriculture/Labor 10000 45000 Main Canal Kaura 238 Ghulam Shabir Allah Bakhsh 45000 239 M. Safeer Ali Muhammad 3 Agriculture 10717 45000 240 M Ismail Dost Mohd 2 Driver/Agriculture 10308 45000 241 Fatima Khuda Bakhsh 3 Support by relatives 2000 45000 FCC-4 Khewian Wala 242 M. Bashir Ghulam Ali 4 Agriculture 9300 45000 Kukar Pindi 243 Raja Imran 45000 M. Khursheed 6 Agriculture/Livestock 9375 Khursheed 244 M. Sher Fateh Mohd 4 Agriculture/Livestock 12463 45000 245 Nosherwan Ghulam Mohd 5 Agriculture/Livestock 8133 45000 Main Canal Kuliwal 246 M. Imran Zamurd Khan 2 Agriculture/Labor 8750 45000 247 M. Akram Ahmed Khan 6 Labor/Agriculture 13883 45000 Disty-3 Mirzapur 248 M. Asghar M.Akbar 3 Agriculture 11708 45000 Disty-3 Naich 249 M. Ramzan Muhammad Ali 4 Agriculture/Livestock 14833 45000 250 M. Afzal Muhammad Ali 2 Agriculture 8384 45000 251 M. Ashraf Fateh Ali 4 Private Service 7500 45000 Main Canal Nathial 252 Sadam Nazakat M. Nazakat 5 Privates Service 9000 45000 253 Samya Zafar Aamir Nawazish 2 Supported by Family 12000 45000 254 Javed Akhter Adalat Khan 3 Pensioner/Agriculture 13800 45000

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Av. Vulnerability Sr. Family Monthly Name Father Name Occupation Allowance No. Size Income (Rs.) (Rs.) 255 Pervaiz Akhtar Adalat Khan 3 Pensioner/Agriculture 11500 45000 FCC-5 Nathial 256 Muhammad 45000 Imran Khursheed 7 Agriculture 10000 Khursheed Pindi Bekh 257 Surya Begum Gulnawaz 4 Agriculture 6000 45000 258 Shazia Noureen Mehbob Ali (L) 5 Agriculture 9200 45000 259 Maqbool Begum Gul Nawaz 3 Livestock 6300 45000 260 M.Yousaf Sohanda Khan 4 Agriculture/Livestock 12500 45000 261 Tahir Mehmood Ameer Ali 2 Labor/Agriculture 13960 45000 262 Resham Khan Sher Bahadur 2 Agriculture 2687 45000 FCC-4 Pindi Saidpur 263 Ahmad M.Ramzan 6 Agriculture 12200 45000 264 M. Aslam Feroz Khan 8 Pensioner/Agri. 14000 45000 FCC-5 Pindi Saidpur 265 M. Shakeel M.Aslam 3 Agriculture 12675 45000 Disty-2 Pindi Saidpur 266 Saima Noureen M.Aslam 4 Agriculture 12675 45000 Pipli 267 Habib Rehman Karam Elahi 6 Privates Service 4375 45000 268 Nargis Maqbool Maqbool Ahmad 2 Supported by family 5000 45000 Pir Chak 269 Dilawar Khan Ferooz Khan 2 Supported by family 10000 45000 270 Sadia Hafeez M. Hafeez 3 Teaching 5000 45000 271 Tahir Khursheed M. Khursheed 2 Pensioner/Agri. 9400 45000 272 M. Arshad M. Afzal 7 Pensioner/Agri. 11000 45000 273 Takseem Bibi M. Afzal 7 Agriculture 11200 45000 274 Riffat Bibi Ghazanfar Ali 3 Agriculture 12600 45000 275 Najma Bibi M. Afzal 2 Agriculture 6000 45000 276 M. Bilal Ghazanfar Ali 4 Agriculture 6000 45000 277 M. Iqbal Feroz Khan 4 Pension/Agriculture 10600 45000 Ratwal 278 Malik Begum 45000 M.Inayat (Late) 3 Agriculture 13000 (Widow) 279 M.Husain Fazal Din 4 Labor/ Livestock 13141 45000 280 Altaf Hussain Fazal Hussain 45000 6 Driver/Agriculture 10000 Shah Shah 281 M.Aslam Anar Khan 7 Labor/Agriculture 14400 45000 282 W/O Fazal Shah 45000 Ghulam Fatima 4 Labor/Agriculture 9440 (Late) Rawal 283 Sofia Begum W/O M. Khan 6 Supported by Family 8000 45000 284 Sarfraz Khan Sardar Khan 2 Agriculture 14667 45000 285 Ghulam Shabir Abdul Hameed 2 Agriculture 5250 45000 286 Abdul Qadoos Umar Hayat 4 Agriculture/Livestock 10833 45000 287 Sohonda Khan Fateh Mohd 2 Agriculture 3000 45000 288 Ch. Amir Abbas Ch. M. Afzal 3 Agriculture 10000 45000 Main Canal Sadhowal 289 M. Khan Madat Khan 5 Agriculture/Livestock 13500 45000 290 M. Hayat Karim Bakhsh 4 Pensioner/Agriculture 10084 45000 Main Canal Sahotra 291 Malik M. Munir Aurangzaib 1 Agriculture 1250 45000 Samanwal

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Av. Vulnerability Sr. Family Monthly Name Father Name Occupation Allowance No. Size Income (Rs.) (Rs.) 292 Shabana Pervaiz Ishfaq Ahmad 3 Supported by family 8000 45000 Sauwal 293 Muhammad 45000 M. Naeem Nazeer 4 Agriculture/Livestock 12000 Nazeer 294 Faisal Rafique M. Rafique 5 Agriculture/Labor 11967 45000 295 Saqlain Afsar M. Afsar 6 Private Service 13000 45000 Main Canal Sodhi Gujjar 296 M. Mehboob Ghulam Mohd 2 Agriculture 10000 45000 297 Abdul Razaq Mohd Ramzan 4 Agriculture/Livestock 12730 45000 298 M. Akhtar Raj Wali 6 Driver/Agriculture 11667 45000 299 M.Nishan Haider Ali 7 Agriculture 3125 45000 300 M.Sadiq M.Waris 2 Agriculture 8333 45000 301 M.Mehmood Qutab Din 2 Labor/Agriculture 10346 45000 Thil Sharif 302 Faiz Hussain M. Bakhsh 3 Agriculture/Livestock 13334 45000 Disty-3 Usman Sharif 303 Zafar Iqbal Imam Din 4 Agriculture 14500 45000 304 M.Naseer M.Yaseen 6 Agriculture 6083 45000 305 Sajjad Hussain Ghulam Ali 2 Agriculture 7367 45000 306 M. Maqbool Raj Wali 5 Agriculture/Livestock 13833 45000 307 M. Safdar Raj Wali 2 Labor/Agriculture 8833 45000 308 Javed Iqbal M. Rafia 1 Agriculture 9479 45000

FCC-6/1 Vernali 309 M. Azhar M. Zaman 4 Agriculture 7250 45000 310 M. Ashraf M. Hayat 2 Agriculture/Livestock 7000 45000 311 M. Munshi Sardar Khan 2 Agriculture/Livestock 7833 45000 312 Nazia Parveen Amir SheHzad 2 Agriculture 10000 45000 313 Khalil Rehman M. Bashir 6 Agriculture/Livestock 7166 45000 Main Canal Wara Buland Khan 314 Malik M. Aslam Malik Hassan 7 Agriculture 3200 45000 315 Abdul Hafeez M. Nawaz 2 Pensioner 10000 45000 316 Maqsood Malik Gulistan 3 Pensioner/Agri. 13417 45000 317 M. Abid Hassan Ali 1 Pensioner 10000 45000 Total Vulnerable DPs= 317 & Allownace (Rs.) 1,42,65,000

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Annexure-IX: List of Severely Affected DPs under of ICB-P2

Severity S.No Name of DP Father’s Name Location Allowance(Rs.) 1 Zareena Bibi D/O Bhola Shah Ratwal 26230 2 Ghulam Sughra D/O Fazal Din Ratwal 44285 3 Naeem Akhter Sardar Ratwal 42240 4 Muhammad Akram Sardar Ratwal 42240 5 Sher Muhammad Fazal Kareem Ratwal 142732 6 Safder Hussain Sardar Ratwal 42240 7 Tanveer Haider Shah Barkaat Haider Shah Ratwal 64042 8 Anees Haider Shah Barkaat Haider Shah Ratwal 64042 9 Ahmad Khan Bahadar Khiewan Wala 49053 10 Ghulam Hussain Bahadar Khiewan Wala 54203 11 Ghuiam Ali Ghulam Muhammad Pipli 21460 12 Fiaz Tariq Bagh Ali Pipli 110370 13 Saleem Raza Bagh Ali Pipli 110370 14 Furrukh Haider Syed Mukhtar Shah Pipli 42512 15 Jehan Begum etc.. Mandarja N/A Nathyal 34882 Khewat No. 5 Muhammad Sharif Fateh Muhammad 59273 16 Saeed Begum d/o Karam Khan Nathyal 51438 17 Muhammad Akram Khuda Bux Nathyal 36108 18 Aurangzeb Khuda Bux Nathyal 36108 19 Abdur Rasheed Khuda Bux Nathyal 36108 20 Shafiq ur Rehman Hafeez Ur Rehman Khareed pur 32021 21 Attiq Ur Rehman Hafeez Ur Rehman Khareed pur 32021 22 Ayoub Qaim Din Chitti 22483 23 Muhammad Khan Jahana Mirza Pur 38493 24 Noaman Feroz Muhammad Feroz Mirza Pur 38493 25 Muhammad Inayat Muhammad Hayat Sher Pur 28273 26 Muhammad Walayat Muhammad Hayat Sher Pur 28273 27 Liaquat Hayat Khan Muhammad Hayat Sher Pur 22823 28 Iftikhar Ahmad Sherbaz Khan Sher Pur 24867 29 Muhammad Sabir Sherbaz Khan Sher Pur 24867 30 Aftab Ahmad Saghar Khan Sher Pur 272756 31 Imtiaz Ahmad Saghar Khan Sher Pur 86184 32 Ahmad Nawaz Abbas Khan Sher Pur 24526 33 Muhammad Nazir Abbas Khan Sher Pur 24526 34 Amjad Farooq Abbas Khan Sher Pur 24526 35 Muhammad Zahir Farooq Abbas Khan Sher Pur 24526 36 Zulfiqar Ahmad Jamshed Khan Sher Pur 61998 37 Nisar Ahmad Jamshed Khan Sher Pur 61998 38 Saqib Jamshed Jamshed Khan Sher Pur 61998 39 Rashid Bilal Jamshed Khan Sher Pur 61998 40 Muhammad Anar Muhammad Ali Sher Pur 23504 41 Muhammad Akram Fazal Ahmad Sher Pur 36790 42 Muhammad Ashraf Fazal Ahmad Sher Pur 36790 43 Muhammad Ashraf Pahndah Khan Karim Pur 60635 44 Umar Hayat Nadar Khan Karim Pur 32021 45 Ghulam Haider Muhammad Bux Saghar Pur 59273 46 Mazhar Hussain Jahan Khan Fateh Pur 28615 47 Tasawar Hussain Jahan Khan Fateh Pur 28955 48 Fazal Hussain Jahan Khan Fateh Pur 28955 49 Ghulam Hussain Jahan Khan Fateh Pur 28955 50 Azhar Hussain Jahan Khan Fateh Pur 28955 51 Nazar Hussain Jahan Khan Fateh Pur 28955

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Severity S.No Name of DP Father’s Name Location Allowance(Rs.) 52 Zafar Iqbal Mangan Fateh Pur 24186 53 Asghar Ali Mangan Fateh Pur 24186 54 Muhammad Azam Khan Muhammad Fateh Pur 44965 55 Muhammad Yaqoob Abdul kareem Fateh Pur 39515 56 Muhammad Rasib Abdul kareem Fateh Pur 39515 57 Masood Ahmad Qadir Bux Fateh Pur 20779 58 Abdul Majeed Qadir Bux Fateh Pur 20779 59 Abdur Rasheed Qadir Bux Fateh Pur 20779 60 Muhammad Zeeshan Muhammad Rafi Warnali 21120 61 Mukhtar Ahmad Allah Ditta Warnali 32702 62 Muhammad Bux Ali Muhammad Warnali 344005 63 Umar Hayat Habib Khan Warnali 24186 64 Aman Ullah Habib Khan Warnali 20780 65 Muhammad Nawaz Khan Muhammad Warnali 21802 66 Ihsan Ullah Khan Faiz Ullah Khan Warnali 27933 67 Faqeer Mohyuddin Ada Muhammad Khan Chak Mujahid 78690 Haqaani 68 Haq Nawaz Fazal Dad Khan Chak Mujahid 51438 69 M. Pervaiz Ahmad Khan Pahanda Khan Chak Mujahid 66426 70 Muhammad Arshad Ahmad Khan Chak Mujahid 29977 71 Naveed Akram Muhammad Akram Chak Mujahid 26230 72 Muhammad Haseeb Muhammad Akram Chak Mujahid 26230 73 Muhammad Khan Mehdi Khan Chak Mujahid 34746 74 Sardar Mehdi Khan Chak Mujahid 34746 75 Mirza Khan Ghulam Muhammad Chak Mujahid 35086 76 Farrukh Abbas Nasrullah Khan Chak Mujahid 27592 77 Atif Sohail Ghulam Nabi Chak Danyal 45647 78 Shafi Muhammad Bahdur Chak Danyal 24867 79 Sai Muhammad Bahdur Chak Danyal 24867 80 Muhammad Waqas Afzal Muhammad Ashfaq Chak Danyal 34065 81 Muhammad Ijaz Noor Muhammad Chak Danyal 22824 82 Muhammad Saeed Afzal Muhammad Ashfaq Chak Danyal 33724 83 Muhammad Riaz Noor Muhammad Chak Danyal 22824 84 Muhammad Mumtaz Noor Muhammad Chak Danyal 22824 85 Sadat Ali Khan Muhammad Azam Chak Danyal 23846 86 Hussain Ali Sadat Ali Khan Chak Danyal 28614 87 M. Faisal Abbas Ali Khan Raja Mehmood Akhtar Chak Danyal 33384 88 Ghulam Abid Ali Khan Sadat Ali Khan Chak Danyal 28272 89 Shaheen Akhtar W/O Sadat Ali Khan Chak Danyal 21802 90 Tahmeena Shaheen D/O Sadat Ali Khan Chak Danyal 21802 91 Imran Haider Raja Mehmood Akhtar Chak Danyal 21802 92 Kamran Haider Raja Mehmood Akhtar Chak Danyal 21802 93 Azhar Mehmood Din Muhammad Gahora 52119 94 Muhammad Ashraf Gakhar Gahora 26230 95 Muqarab Hayat Musarrat Hayat Gahora 24867 96 Aurang Boota Gahora 27252 97 Muhammad Asad Kamal Muhammad Yousaf Gahora 27933 98 Javaid Akhter Boota Gahora 27252 99 Sakhawat Jeewan Gahora 30318 100 Abdul Gaffor Muhammad Din Gahora 113096 101 Muhammad Arshad Anar Gahora 23369 102 Azhar Mehmood Din Muhammad Gahora 91635 103 Manzoor Hussain Sakhi Muhammad Gahora 25208 104 Shamas ul Din Wali Muhammad Deewan Pur 26911 105 Abdul Salam Muhammad Yaseen Deewan Pur 43944 106 Skindar Hayat Roshan Pindi Said pur 38834

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Severity S.No Name of DP Father’s Name Location Allowance(Rs.) 107 Saleem Akhtar W/O Muhammad Din Pindi Said pur 53480 108 Muhammad Sabir Lal Pindi Said pur 23164 109 Bostan Khan Lal Pindi Said pur 23164 110 Dost Muhammad Lal Pindi Said pur 34746 111 Adalat Juma Pindi Said pur 39175 112 Muhammad Iqbal Sakhi Muhammad Pindi Said pur 54504 113 Muhammad Sharif Jan Muhammad Pindi Said pur 22142 114 Muhammad Nazir Faqeer Muhammad Pindi Said pur 45306 115 Muhammad Akbar Faqeer Muhammad Pindi Said pur 45306 116 Sughra Begum D/O Sadique Pindi Said pur 20507 117 Muhammad Haneef Taja Pindi Said pur 29977 118 Naeem Saqab Khushi Muhammad Pindi Said pur 29977 119 Faheem Saqab Khushi Muhammad Pindi Said pur 29977 120 Muhammad Arshad Sher Muhammad Pindi Said pur 218144 121 Monda Nazar Muhammad Pindi Said pur 32617 122 Imam Din Allah Din Pindi Said pur 44285 123 Muhammad Rasheed Maja Pindi Said pur 23845 124 Skina D/O ilam Din Pindi Said pur 35086 125 Muhammad Sharif Mehdi Pindi Said pur 35086 126 Muhammad Aslam Mirza Khan Pindi Said pur 23845 127 Iftikhar Ahmad Muhammad Nazir Pindi Said pur 21460 128 Waqar Ahmad Muhammad Nazir Pindi Said pur 21460 129 Intisar Ahmad Muhammad Nazir Pindi Said pur 21460 130 Safdar Hussain Safdar Hussain Pindi Said pur 77668 131 Lal Din Makhan Pindi Said pur 21460 132 Abdur Rehman Muhammad Khan Saman Wal 24867 133 Hafiz ur Rehman Muhammad Khan Saman Wal 24867 134 Sabir Abbas Sher Ahmad Saman Wal 24867 135 Jabar Abbas Sher Ahmad Saman Wal 24867 136 Tajammal Khan Sher Ahmad Saman Wal 21460 137 Shamim Akhter D/o Bashir Ahmad Saman Wal 22823 138 Khuda Bux Muhammad Bux Saman Wal 21120 139 Nazir Ahmad Noor Muhammad Saman Wal 22823 140 Fazal Muhammad Noor Muhammad Saman Wal 22823 141 Muhammad Ameer Noor Muhammad Saman Wal 22823 142 Munir Ahmad Ghulam Muhammad Saman Wal 22482 143 Noor Muhammad Hayat Saman Wal 24867 144 M. Azam Khan Sultan Muhammad Khothian 45647 145 Tanveer Ahmad Bashir Ahmad Rawal 28205 146 Ghulam Sarwar Farman Khan Rawal 60295 147 Mumtaz Begum D/O Sultan Ahmad Rawal 43943 148 Mukhtar Ahmad Mehdi Rawal 71536 149 Gulzar Ahmad Mehdi Rawal 71536 150 Faiz Ahmad Allah Hoo Rawal 27933 151 Muhammad Ashrad Sultan Ahmad Rawal 24526 152 Safdar Ali Sultan Ahmad Rawal 24526 153 Ejaz Ahmad Sultan Ahmad Rawal 24526 154 Sikanda Khan Muhammad Hayat Rawal 23504 155 Khizar Hayat Muhammad Din Rawal 26570 156 Muhammad Iahsan Mukhtar Ahmed Rawal 26570 157 Farman Allah Hoo Rawal 37472 158 Shan Muhammad Allah Hoo Rawal 37472 159 Muhammad Ameer Allah Hoo Rawal 37472 160 Batool Zahra D/O Fatema Bibi Rawal 29977 161 Kulsoom Zahra D/O Fatema Bibi Rawal 29977 162 Zulfiqar Ali Muhammad Din Rawal 37472

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Severity S.No Name of DP Father’s Name Location Allowance(Rs.) 163 Muhammad Iqbal Muhammad Din Rawal 37472 164 Sultan Ahmad Ibrahim Till Shareef 27252 165 Muhammad Sarwar Ghulam Muhammad Till Shareef 35359 166 Muhammad Hanif Muhammad Zaman Till Shareef 22482 167 Abdul Rehman Farooz Khan Till Shareef 38834 168 Mushtaq Ahmad Anar Khan Till Shareef 34065 169 Afzaal Ahmad Anar Khan Till Shareef 34065 170 Shahfaat Ahmad Anar Khan Till Shareef 34065 171 Shaukat Hayat SubaidarSkindar Khan Till Shareef 33247 172 Zafar iqbal zulfi Salha Muhammad Till Shareef 442845 173 Muhammad Hayat Khan Till Shareef 28615 174 Muhammad Nawaz Khan Till Shareef 28615 175 Shahzad Khan Khan Till Shareef 28615 176 Tariq Mehmood Khushi Till Shareef 77668 177 Muhammad Ali Madad Ali Doulat Pur 71195 178 Khushi Muhammad Allah Ditta Doulat Pur 47691 179 Noor Muhammad Allah Ditta Doulat Pur 74562 180 Ghulam Ali Madad Ali Doulat Pur 71195 181 Muhammad Ashraf Allah Ditta Doulat Pur 47691 182 Muhammad Akram Muhammad Hanif Doulat Pur 39174 183 Ali Akbar Muhammad Sulman Doulat Pur 36109 184 Muhammad walayat Dhuman Doulat Pur 27933 185 Muhammad Nawaz Khawaja Doulat Pur 24867 186 Tassawar Hussain Khawaja Doulat Pur 24847 187 Riaz Ahmad Khawaja Doulat Pur 24847 188 Muhammad Nawaz Makkhan Doulat Pur 33384 189 Zahoor Ahmad Wali Chak Shafi 24867 190 Haji Muhammad Afzal Muhammad din Chak Shafi 35428 191 Amir Nawaz M. Nawaz Khan Chak Hameed 60636 192 Sattar Hussain Shah Fazal Hussain Mahal Wand 45647 193 Fazal Hussain Shah Lal Shah Mahal Wand 28274 194 Muhammad Tariq Muhammad Saddique Qamar 21802 195 Abdul Razaq Muhammad Saddique Qamar 21802 196 Ghulam Shabir Muhammad Saddique Qamar 21802 197 Ghulam Asghar Muhammad Nazeer Qamar 45306 198 Muhammad Sulman Muhammad Nazeer Qamar 23164 199 Riaz Ahmad Mirza Qamar 21802 200 Arshad Mehmood Muhammad Amin Qamar 89250 201 Raja Taja Qamar 31340 202 Muhammad Safdar Muhammad Asghar Qamar 52460 203 Sajid Mehmood G/s Sardar Qamar 20780 204 Qamar U Din G/s Sardar Qamar 20780 205 Sabir Hussain G/s Sardar Qamar 20780 206 Abid Mehmood G/s Sardar Qamar 20780 207 Muhammad Azam Zaiyada Qamar 102195 208 Muhammad Afzal Muhammad Ameer Qamar 25889 209 Ghulam Shabir Muhammad Ameer Qamar 25889 210 Muhammad Sadiq Shah Muhammad Qamar 21802 211 Skindar Hayat Shah Muhammad Qamar 40878 212 Muhammad Sarwar Khan Shah Muhammad Qamar 40197 213 Muhammad Sarfraz Shah Muhammad Qamar 21802 214 Raja Ditta Qamar 24186 215 Naeem Ul Haq Zaheer U Din Qamar 50075 216 Ehtsam Ul Haq Zaheer U Din Qamar 50075 217 Mazhar Hussain Muhammad Lateef Qamar 27252 218 Zaighum Abbas Ghulam Abbas Qamar 28615

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Severity S.No Name of DP Father’s Name Location Allowance(Rs.) 219 Humza Ali Nazar Hussain Qamar 86525 220 Muhammad Ali Nazar Hussain Qamar 86525 221 Qasim Abbas Ghulam Abbas Qamar 28615 222 Ramzan Muhammad Pinanwal 22142 223 Abdul Hameed Allah Din Pinanwal 27252 224 Raqia Bi W/O M. Aslam Pinanwal 24526 225 Ali Raza Raja Shafqat Ali Khan Pinanwal 25548 226 Mohsin Raza Raja Shafqat Ali Khan Pinanwal 36108 227 Waqar Haider Lehrasib Ali Khan Pinanwal 132172 228 Saqib Ali Khan Riast Ali Khan Pinanwal 87955 229 Nasir Ali Khan Riast Ali Khan Pinanwal 87955 230 Raja Imtiaz Ali Khan Zafar Ali Khan Pinanwal 78350 231 Asghar Ali Jahan Khan Pinanwal 95995 232 Allah Ditta Jahana Pinanwal 21530 233 Muhammad Afzal Moladad Pinanwal 55866 234 Muhammad Nawaz Moladad Pinanwal 55866 235 Shafqat Hayat Khan M. Aslam Khan Pinanwal 33384 236 Amir Khursheed Muhmmad Khursheed Pinanwal 96063 237 Imran khursheed Muhmmad Khursheed Pinanwal 96063 238 Muhammad Khurram Muzaffar Khan Pinanwal 40878 239 Muzaffar Khan Sultan Khan Pinanwal 53822 240 Hasan Sultan Muzaffar Muzaffar Khan Pinanwal 40878 241 Raza Ali Khan Lahrasib Ali Khan Pinanwal 71877 242 Asghar Ali Muhammad Khan Pinanwal 40878 243 Muhammad Sher Muhammad Khan Pinanwal 40878 244 Muhammad Afzal Muhammad Khan Pinanwal 40878 245 Riast Ali Khan Allah Dad Khan Pinanwal 71877 246 Muhammad Bashir Raja Khan Pinanwal 24867 247 Akram Khan Feroz Khan Pinanwal 23504 248 M. Sohail Afzal M. Afzal Khan Pinanwal 35427 249 Raja Qasim Ali Safdar Ali Pinanwal 79031 250 M. Abbas Ali Qasim Ali Pinanwal 42240 251 Ahmad Abbas Qasim Ali Pinanwal 42240 252 M. Riaz Ali Khan Zafar Ali Khan Pinanwal 62611 253 M. Farman Abbas Nasir Ali Khan Pinanwal 30658 254 M. Haneef Ullah M. Ali Pinanwal 30658 255 M. Imran Ali M. Ali Pinanwal 55185 256 Amjad Farroq M. Ashraf Pinanwal 55185 257 M. Imtiaz Ali Zafar Ali Khan Pinanwal 122634 258 M. Akram Reham Ali Pinanwal 31340 259 Ghulam Muhayudin M. Akram Pinanwal 77532 260 Tahir Mehmood M. Akber Khan Pinanwal 36108 261 Allah Bux Qadir Bux Pinanwal 34065 262 Sultan Ahmad Mola Bux Pinanwal 34950 263 M. Anayat Khan Pinanwal 34950 264 Muhammad Ali Bilal Hasnain Ali Bhaghan wala 37472 265 Muhammad Ijaz Sakhi Muhammad Bhaghan wala 21460 266 Abdul Ghafoor Muhammad Ashraf Bhaghan wala 32026 267 Abdul Jabar Muhammad Ashraf Bhaghan wala 35086 268 Sher Hassan Muhammad Bhaghan wala 50416 269 Abdul Ghafar Muhammad Ashraf Bhaghan wala 27933 270 Naseer Ahmad Muhammad Ameer Kals 34065 271 Muhammad Khan Fateh Haider Kals 34065 272 Muhammad Eisa Khan Muhammad Ameer Kals 34065 273 Muhammad Nazeer Fateh Haider Kals 34065 274 Ahmad Ali Sardar Khan Kals 23164

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Severity S.No Name of DP Father’s Name Location Allowance(Rs.) 275 Kafait Ali Sardar Khan Kals 23164 276 M. Naveed Mumtaz Muhammad Mumtaz Kals 69493 277 Muhammad Yar S/O Mukhtar Ali Kals 33043 279 Javaid Iqbal Wali Muhammad Kals 24867 280 Pervaiz Khan Wali Muhammad Kals 24867 281 Muhmmad Nawaz S/O Mukhtar Ali Kals 33043 282 Rafaquat Mehmood S/O Mukhtar Ali Kals 33043 283 Muhammad Ajmal Wali Muhammad Kals 24867 284 Muhammad Mumtaz Wali Muhammad Kals 24867 285 Gulzar Dhuman Khan Kals 126040 286 Mukhtar Ahmad Dhuman Khan Kals 126040 287 Ahmad Khan Dhuman Khan Kals 126040 288 Begum Bi Wd/O Abbas Ali Shah Kals 25208 289 Syed Ali Shah Abbas Ali Shah Kals 25208 290 Muhammad Mumtaz Muhammad Nawaz Kals 30658 291 Ameer Shah Muzaffar Shah Kals 61317 292 Muhammad Riaz Muhammad Nawaz Kals 30658 293 Hasan Javaid Pahanda Khan Kukar Pindi 51438 294 Muhammad Akbar Aftab Akbar Kukar Pindi 47010 295 Shahzad Akbar M. Akbar Khan Kukar Pindi 62680 296 Asif Mehmood M. Akbar Khan Kukar Pindi 98678 297 Zaheer Akbar M. Akbar Khan Kukar Pindi 42922 298 Zameer Akhtar M. Akbar Khan Kukar Pindi 94019 299 Sohail Arshad Muhammad Arshad Kukar Pindi 90953 300 Ejaz Akhtar Muhammad Inayat Dhudi Phaphra 22496 301 Shahid Husnain Muhammad Khan Dhudi Phaphra 42240 302 Muhammad Ali Muhammad Khan Dhudi Phaphra 42240 303 Safdar Inayat Lal Khan Dhudi Phaphra 31680 304 Khizer Hayat Feroz Khan Chakri 36109 305 M. Safdar Khan Feroz Khan Chakri 32021 306 Muhammad Aslam Noor Muhammad Chakri 23164 307 Fazal Elahi Haider Haran Pur 21467 308 Manzoor Elahi Haider Haran Pur 21467 309 Kashif Shahzad Shah Muhammad Haran Pur 22142 310 Abdul Aziz Abdul Karim Haran Pur 51098 311 Tajamamal Hussain Sondha Khan Haran Pur 21467 312 Waqar Hussain Sondha Khan Haran Pur 21467 313 Fawad Hussain Sondha Khan Haran Pur 21467 314 Saqlain Hussain Shah Chan Pir Shah Adowal 21460 315 Sabir Hussain shah Chan Pir Shah Adowal 21460 316 Sajjad Hussain Shah Chan Pir Shah Adowal 21460 317 Tariq ali Shah Mubarak shah Adowal 33383 318 Saleem Shah Sawar Shah Adowal 25548 319 Rubeena Kusar D/o Karam Ali Adowal 25548 320 Arshad Mehmood Mirza Khan Adowal 28342 321 Akhter Ali Safdar Ali Adowal 21120 322 Khadam Hussain Safdar Ali Adowal 21120 323 Ishfaq Ahmed Shah Noor Ahmed Shah Adowal 44966 324 Aslam Shah Sawar Shah Adowal 25548 325 Irshad Mehmood Mirza Khan Adowal 32704 326 Ansar Ali Mehr Ali Shah Adowal 21120 327 Manzoor Ahmad Khan Sultan Khan Daryala Jalap 21529 328 Wasim Haider Muhammad Khan Daryala Jalap 69151 329 Muhammad Yaqoob Nadir Khan Daryala Jalap 52460 330 Painda Khan Jehana Daryala Jalap 32726 331 Sobhan Gama Daryala Jalap 25548

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Severity S.No Name of DP Father’s Name Location Allowance(Rs.) 332 Ali Akbar Fazal Ahmad Ghareebwal 27933 333 Mirzan wd/o Jahana Ghareebwal 23845 334 Nazir Ahmad Noor Muhammad Ghareebwal 40878 Total 1,43,66,159

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Annexure-X: Photographs of 11 DPs’ Residential Structures Under Project Impact of ICB-P2

1- House of DP Abdul Razzaq at RD 56 of Village Pipli 2-House of DP Baber Hussain at RD 56 of Village Pipli 3-House of Abid Hussain at RD 56 of Village Pipli

4-House of Mansha of Rawal on Main Canal RD117 5-House of Ejaz of Rawal on Main Canal RD117 6-House of Naveed of Golpur on FCC-8/2 at RD11

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7-House of Ashraf of Golpurl on FCC-8/2 at RD11 8-House of Afzal of Golpurl on FCC-8/2 at RD11 9-House of Aslam of Golpurl on FCC-8/2 at RD11

10-House of Javed iqbal on Main Canal at RD 186+800 11-House of Zafar Iqbal on Disty-10 Minor at RD 5+000

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Annexure-XI: Photographs of Meetings, Consultations, Data Collection and Field Visits

Meeting with females in a training center Pinanwal Meeting with Area Manager og NRSP, PD Khan Meeting with Manager Training Center Chak Shadi

Project Director JIP breifing to DC and the Commissioner Consultation with DPs of Samanwal over FCC Meeting with Incharge of Land Record Center, PD Khan

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Annexure-XII: Six Steps for Preparation of DPs List by the JIP Revenue Satff

1- As per design, land is identifying on Ux shajra ( Lathha) 2- Demarcation of ROW and center line of canal 3- Preparation of map with the help of patwari Lathha

4- Mapping showing canal route and land to be acquired 5- With the help of map, field book is prepared 6- With the help of field book, list of DPs is prepared

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Annexure-XIII: Photographs of Consultations at Various Locations of Canal, Dstys and FCCs of ICB-P2

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Annexure (Conti): Photographs of Socio-economic Interviews at Various Locations of Canal, Dstys and FCCs of ICB-P2

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Annexure (Conti): Socio-economic Interviews of DPs at Various Locations of Canal, Dstys and FCCs of ICB-P2

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Annexure-XIV: Photographs of Gender Survey and Consultations in 2017 & 2018 Year 2017

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2018

Gender Consultation in Chak Shafi Gender Consultation in Mouza Daulat Pur Gonder Consultation in Mouza Dhudi Phaphra

Gender Consultation in Mouza Kaslian Gender Consultation in Mouza Sadho wal Gender Consultation in Mouza Saman Wal

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Gender Consultation in Mouza Rawal ( Main Canal) Gender Consultation in Mouza Sher Pur

Gender Consultation in Mouza Vernali Gender Consultation in Mouza Sodhi Gujjar

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Annexure-XV: Focus Group Discussions

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Annexure-XVI: COMMUNITY CONSULTATION

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Annexure-XVII: Verified Scanned Copies of Vulnerable DPs of ICB-P2

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NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 104 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 105 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 106 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 107 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 108 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 109 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 110 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 111 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 112 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 113 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 114 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 115 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 116 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 117 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 118 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 119 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 120 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 121 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 122 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 123 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 124 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 125 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 126 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 127 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 128 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 129 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

Annexure-XVIII:Local Market Rates of Tubewells Installation

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 130 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

Annexure-XIX:Local Market Rate of Water Pipe Used for Irrigation

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 131 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

Annexure-XX: Notofication of Rate of Forest Trees, Govt. of the Punjab

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 132 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

Rate of 500 Forest Trees as Forest Department

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 133 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

Annexure-XXI:Land Price Notification of DPAC for Main Canal/Distys, Jhelum

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 134 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

Annexure-XXI (conti) :Land Price Notification of DPAC for FFCs (1-13), Jhelum

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 135 JIP-ADB PDA 6006: PAK Detailed Design Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan of Jalalpur Irrigation Project ICB-P2 , RD 52+000 To RD 225+000

Annexure-XXII:Agri.Commodity Rates of Local Grain Market, PD Khan

NESPAK with sub-consultants ICS and TRS 136