Social Safeguard Monitoring Report

Project No. 45084-002 Semiannual Report December 2018

Coastal Climate-Resilient Infrastructure Project

Prepared by Local Government Engineering Department for the People’s Republic of Bangladesh and the Asian Development Bank.

This social monitoring report is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature.

In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the

Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area.

GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF BANGLADESH LOCAL GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT RDEC BUILDING, LEVEL-3, AGARGAON, DHAKA-1207

2913-BAN (SF): Coastal Climate-Resilient Infrastructure Project (CCRIP) Project Number: 45084-002 Financed by the ADB, KFW, IFAD and Government of Bangladesh

Semi Annual Social Safeguard Monitoring Report Reporting Period: July to December 2018

December 2018

Table of Contents

Glossary ...... 3 Executive Summary ...... 4 1 Introduction ...... 9 2 Purpose of the Report and Land Acquisition & Resettlement Framework ...... 9 3 Social Safeguard / Resettlement Categorization ...... 11 4 Institutional Arrangements ...... 11 4.1 Resettlement Plan Implementation Organogram ...... 13 5 Appointment of Implementing NGO for Safeguards...... 13 6 Overview of Major Safeguard Related Activities – July –December 2018 ...... 14 6.1 Land Acquisition and Resettlement Issues of Road sub-projects ...... 15 6.2 Steps for Paying Compensation to the Affected Persons ...... 17 6.3 Status of Payment of Compensation for Market Subprojects / Rural Growth Center...... 18 6.4 Pie-chart: Payment Status of Market sub-projects ...... 18 6.5 Payment Status of the Road Sub-projects ...... 19 6.6 Road Subprojects: Ongoing Monitoring & Action Plan ...... 20 6.7 Types of Affected Person (AP) under Road sub-projects ...... 23 7 Assessment of Compensation & Payment of Replacement Cost ...... 24 8 Grievance Redress Mechanism ...... 24 8.1 Grievance Redress Committees (GRC): ...... 24 9 Grievance Redress Flow Chart ...... 25 10 Potential Monitoring Indicators for Sub-projects ...... 26 11 Activities of Implementing NGO ...... 30 11.1 Development of MIS ...... 30 11.2 Formation of Focus Group ...... 30 11.3 Stakeholders’ Meetings ...... 30 11.4 Distribution of Booklets/Brochures ...... 33 12 Gender Development ...... 33 13 Indigenous Peoples Impact (IPI) ...... 34 14 Background of the settlement of the indigenous people in the coastal districts of CCRIP area ...... 34 15 Description of Indigenous People in the sub-project area ...... 35 16 Due Diligence Reports (DDRs) ...... 36 17 Way Forward – Proposed Activities ...... 36 Annex 03: Status of Male and Female Ratio in Road Sub-projects ...... 39 Annex 04: DDRs completed by INGO ...... 40 Annexture 05 : Monitoring Format for the Road Sub-projects for Land Acquisition ...... 52

2 Glossary

ADB : Asian Development Bank ADC (Rev) : Additional Deputy Commissioner (Revenue) AH : Affected Household AP : Affected Person CIF : Climate Investment Fund CCRIP : Coastal Climate Resilient Infrastructure Improvement Project CS : Cyclone Shelter DC : Deputy Commissioner DP : Displaced Person MSC : Management Support Consultant EA : Executing Agency EC : Entitlement Card EP : Entitled Person FGD : Focus Group Discussion GOB : Government of Bangladesh GRC : Grievance Redress Committee GRM : Grievance Redress Mechanism HH : Household ID : Identity Card IFAD : International Fund for Agricultural Development KfW : Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau JVT : Joint Verification Team km : Kilometer LA : Land Acquisition LAO : Land Acquisition Officer LA&R : Land Acquisition and Resettlement LGED : Local Government Engineering Department LGI : Local Government Institution LGRD & C : Local Government Rural Development & Cooperatives M&E : Monitoring & Evaluation MIS : Management Information System MOLGRD & C : Ministry of Local Government Rural Development & Cooperatives NGO : Non-government Organization PAPs : Project Affected Persons PD : Project Director PMU : Project Management Unit PPCR : Pilot Program for Climate Resilience PVAT : Property Valuation Advisory Team RP : Resettlement Plan SMO : Subproject Management Office SCF : Strategic Climate Fund SPCR : Strategic Program for Climate Resilience TOR : Terms of Reference UP : Union Parisad UZ : Upazilla XEN : Executive Engineer

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Executive Summary

1. The LGED has awarded 323 subprojects of different categories (small, medium and large) in 12 costal districts in three regions (Barisal, Khulna and Madaripur).Meanwhile; Due Diligence Reports (DDRs) for 320 (99.7%) sub-projects have already been prepared by the Implementing NGO (CCDB), and submitted to the PMO. 2. As of December 2018, CCRIP is dealing with 26 (twenty six) sub-projects for planning and implementing the land acquisition and resettlement program. Among those sub-projects, 06 ( six ) are identified as road sub-projects, and 20 ( twenty) are market sub- projects which considered for land acquisition and resettlement programs dealing with the social safeguard policy of ADB 2009. It is further to be mentioned that among 06 road sub- projects, land acquisitions are required only for 04road subprojects. In addition, PAPs are identified for the remaining 02road subprojects those who have already been compensated for losing business and other properties like shops, trees etc. 3. The process of the identification for the Project Affected Persons (PAPs) and payment of compensation to the entitlements have been started since March 2016. Thus, the significant amounts of compensation dealing with the land acquisition, relocation of business and loss of incomes are claimed to be paid to the entitlement persons by following the Social Safeguard Policy of the ADB 2009, and the Land Acquisition Acts of the Government of Bangladesh. An international NGO is called CCDB has been assigned to assist the LGED in the whole process of the land acquisition and resettlement programs of the sub-projects for determining the price assessment, and ensure to pay compensation to the Affected Households by following the Govt. policy and ADB SSP, 2009. Following steps and achievement have been obtained during the period of July – December 2018. 4. As of December 2018, compensation was provided to the entitlements /Project Affected Persons in dealing with the land acquisition and resettlement issues for 22 Sub- projects out of 26 sub-projects in the three regions of CCRIP. The progress status and action plan for those sub-projects have been mentioned in the annexure 01 in details. The CCDB personnel in the respective regions have been working to identify and screening losses and impacts, reinforcing the land acquisition process of the Deputy Commissioners offices (DCs) in respect of the identified sub-projects(For the status of progress/ compensation in details please see the tables in chapters6.3, 6.4 & 6.5) 5. As per agreement with LGED, INGO (CCDB) has been conducting socio-economic household’s survey for the assigned sub-projects for preparing Due Diligence Reports (DDRs) in which it is responsible for identifying Project Affected Persons (PAPs), subsequently list of Affected/ Entitlement Persons are determined for paying compensation by following the appropriate process of the Government of Bangladesh and ADB‘s Social Safeguard Policy Statement (SPS), 2009. 6. As per ADB Social Safeguard Policy Statement 2009, a proposed project is classified as category ‘A’ if it is likely to have significant impacts on Indigenous Peoples. An Indigenous Peoples plan (IPP), including assessment of social impacts, is required. Sub-projects under

4 CCRIP are classified category ‘A’. However, due to project’s intervention, no negative impacts are observed on the living of the indigenous people those who are settling in and around of sub-projects area under the Barguana and Patuakhali districts; therefore, IPP is not required for those sub-projects. Moreover, indigenous people, who live in and around of those sub-projects area, will get benefits of the sub-projects in case of marketing and social mobility due to constructing rural markets and roads. Please see in details in the chapter 14- 15 of this report. 7. As per project guideline, CCDB has already formed the Joint Verification Team (JVT) and Property Valuation Advisory Team (PAVT), Grievance Redress Committee (GRC) for each selected sub-projecting involving representatives of the Deputy Commissioners, LGED, PAPs and Local Government of the respective district as well as Upazila. These committees have been functioning by following the Terms of Reference (ToR) given by the administrative ministry in this connection. Meanwhile, these committees (JVT, GRC & PAVT) completed field investigation /survey for determining the appropriate Entitlement Persons (EPs) which were identified by NGO during social mobilization. Moreover, the committees performed assessment of compensation package in sharing with the affected households and local community for all Market sub-projects, subsequently compensation was paid to them as per the recommendation of the committees. 8. Since from the beginning, CCDB personnel at the sub-projects level have been providing continuous support to Entitlement Persons (EP)/Project Affected Persons (PAPs) for opening the bank account to be deposited their compensation for the acquired lands and others affected properties. LGED and Resettlement Consultant took initiatives to reinforce the land acquisition processes at the district level by mobilizing the officials concerned of the DC offices like the District Land Acquisition Officer (DLAO), Additional Deputy Commissioner (Land/Revenue) etc. 9. Progress of Market sub-projects: In case of market sub-projects, progress for the payment of compensation is found satisfactory despite having delay of the assessment taken by the different committees like PVAT and JVT. It is to be noted that a significant numbers of days/months are required to perform the payment of the compensation to the appropriate entitlement persons. Finally, the information shows that the total cost is estimated BDT 5,760,403.00 for paying compensation to the 386Affected Persons (APs).Of them, 346 (90%) Entitlement Persons (EPs) have already received compensation from CCRIP forn18nmarket sub-projects by June 2018. However, some vested interest groups wanted to be involved in receiving compensation illegally, therefore, remaining02 sub- projects are not being in progressed for finalization of the compensation package.(For details status, please see the table in chapter 6.3 & 64 &, page No-19-21& annex-01). 10. Progress of Road Sub-projects: As of 31 December 2018, among the 06 Road Sub-projects, 04 (fours) are being dealt with the Land Acquisition (LA) process exclusively for which Resettlement Plans (RPs) were approved by the ADB in March 2017. And, the remaining 02 (two) sub-projects have been identified for the resettlement of the affected properties/structures/trees without land acquisition. Meanwhile, full compensation has already been paid to the entailment persons under 4 road sub-projects among the 6 sub- projects. Only 02 sub-projects in dealing with the land acquisition has been being delayed in finalizing the administrative process of the government for paying the compensation to the

5 entailments persons who lost their lands and other assets due to land acquisition. 11. Landowners of the road sub-project of the 90 meter of Gopalgonj refused to receive the money as they claimed the price is lower than the actual price determined by the DC. Landowners appealed to the DC to increase the compensation based on the existing market price. On the other hand, ADC ( revenue) told the landowners that the price of the acquired land was determined by following the govt. Land Acquisition Regulation (LAR) , therefore DC office was not in a position to change the price that already been finalized after following the rule of business of the government. 12. On 25 September 2018, a meeting was held with the agitated landowners, who were noticed by the DC to receive compensation, to know their grievances, and causes for not receiving compensation from DC office. During the discussion, they (affected landowners) informed that landowners would not receive the compensation if the DC/ Govt. does not pay them by following actual market price of the land that already determined the Sub- registry office of Gopalgonj. In this connection, they produced the price list of the Sub- registry Office of Gopalgonj. 13. Meanwhile, ADB asked the Project Director on November in writing to pay additional compensation to the affected landowners in addition to the payment assessed by the DC. PD is going to take initiative in line with the ADB request, and by following the project guideline / loan agreement and DPP. 14. In the beginning, the Project Director took a proactive role in submitting the Land Acquisition (LA) proposal to the administrative ministry and obtained final LA approval which generally had got delayed. However, after obtaining Administrative Approval from the Ministry of the Local Government, LGED submitted the proposals of LA to the respective Deputy Commissioners (DCs) for the approval and subsequent to complete the whole process of fixing the land-price and arranging for payment to the affected landowners/ households as per Government rules of business in this connection. However, in receiving the LA proposal, the respective District Land Acquisition Committees (DLAC) administered by the Deputy Commissioners (DCs) have already approved all LA proposals which are being in the process of paying the compensation to the respective landowners as per the Land Acquisition and Immovable Property Acts, 1982 amended 1992 of the Government of Bangladesh. 15. In case of Jhalokati Bermohal Road Sub-project, Section-7 under LA was has already been imposed on the landowners immediately after determining the price of the acquired lands and other affected properties, accordingly DC asked the PD in August 2017 to pay the compensation to his account within 60 days of the notification. In receiving the advice from the DC, immediately PD office paid the amount to XEN’s account for DC office, but XEN of Jhalokati failed to pay the money to DC’s account within the stipulated time. Consequently, DC dropped out the LA case after60 days as per Rule of Business of the Government, and inform of the matter to the all concerned in writing. Eventually, DC office asked the XEN of Jhalokati in writing to submit the new LA proposal further along with all documents to revive the new LA case under the new price of the land acquisition of the Government that approved very recently by the Cabinet as the price has been increased comparing to the earlier in which landowners will get more benefits. However, finally XEN of Jhalokati resubmitted the LA proposal to DC on 12 March by completing all the legal procedure including obtaining the environmental clearance certificate from the DoE. Due to

6 further submission of the LA proposal to DC, the whole process for this sub-project is being delayed for about 6 months in moving forward to completing the whole LA process of paying the compensation to the entitlements. Virtually, DC office is yet to complete the payment of the compensation to the entitlements 16. Virtually, the whole land acquisition process dealing with the DC office is found complex in nature required to be maintained the different steps of the Land Acquisition Acts of the Government of Bangladesh. Therefore, a significant number of months are further required for paying the final compensation to the Project Affected Persons (PAPs) by completing the land acquisition process as per the rule of business of the government in maintaining different steps of the land acquisition. Despite having good progress in case of Land Acquisition, nevertheless, the land acquisition process is being delayed as per planned schedule for90 Meter Bridge, Gopalgonj and Jhalokati RDH-Bermohal Himandakati. Firstly, Executive Engineer of Gopalgonj had to resubmitting the Land Acquisition (LA) proposal to DC office repeatedly since DC office had returned the LA proposal in finding some anomalies after the feasibility study/ investigation conducted by the ADC (Land).It is expected that the whole Land Acquisition process, including payment to the entitlement persons will be performed by December 2018 for these road sub-projects; consequently necessary resettlement/ payment of top-up will also be started since then. (For details Please see tables in chapter-6.5, page No.22)

17. DC office only compensates the payment for acquired land based on the record rate in the Local Land Registry Office which is generally less than the actual market rate that does not cover the replace cost appropriately. The Resettlement Framework (RF) for CCRIP outlined that the land valuation process would consist of two different values – 1) the sale deed record, 2) expected price. However, only “sale deed record’ is considered to determine the price assessment done by the DC through land registry office. Therefore, initiative will be taken to pay the ‘Replacement Cost as additional cost of compensation after paying by the respective DC office to the entitlements for the acquired lands, and NGO/CCDB is advised to find the list of the Entitlements under Land Acquisition. 18. CCDB deployed field staff at the region level to assist the SMO/XEN at the district and Upazila for implementing the land acquisition programmes effectively. However, to some extent, inefficiency of the field staff of CCDB is observed that hampers the program in Barisal region mainly. 19. ADB Review Mission visited the CCRIP at the sub-projects level on13-15 May 2018, and found few observations in the sub-project of 90 meter Gopalgonj. The mission identified that so far, RPs have been prepared only for Road SPs. As there were no land acquisitions for the market shades, the project has arranged negotiated settlements for these components and paid compensation to the non-title holders only in case of grievances. The PMU is therefore requested to identify all such impacts and prepare a supplementary RP including all unidentified impacts. 20. Some grievances have been identified in the Masbari 90 m bridge, Gopalganj site by the ADB Mission from the business land owners. As per affected landowners ‘statement, the site has been wrongly classified as null land in the DC list instead of commercial lands. The

7 mission would therefore request the ministry to send a letter to DC office by 30 May 2018 to re-estimate the land value through a new JVT and revise the BS sheet as per practical findings.

Required Actions & Status

Required Actions by LGED Current Status as of December 2018 Deployment & Orientation of Christian Commission for Development in Bangladesh (CCDB) INGO deployed on 17.02.2014 Issue of Official Notification by Already issued the MLGD regarding establishment of required Committees Establishment of Joint Follow up the Gazette Notification, JVC, PVAT and GRC have Verification Committee (JVC), already been established at the District/field level. Property Valuation Advisory Team (PVAT), Grievance Redress Committee (GRC) Assignment of Resettlement LGED has reappointed Resettlement Specialist who has been on Specialist board in March 2016. Preparation of RP describing RP for four Road Sub-projects under Land Acquisition (LA) program budget and schedule for have been submitted to ADB in May 2016, and got approval in resettlement. March2017 in which budget and tentative schedule are mentioned. Identification of the Entitlements Entitlement Persons have already been identified and payment Persons (EP) and Payment of process is in progress. compensation to them for the Market Sub-projects Completed the Land Acquisition After obtaining Administrative Approval from the Ministry, Land and Resettlement Plan for Road Acquisition process is in progress with the District Land Acquisition sub-projects by following the Officers administered by DC. Moreover, payment of the Land Govt. Act and the ADB Social Acquisition has already been completed for 02 road sub-projects Safeguard Policy 2009. out of 04, and the remaining are in progress. Progress Monitoring. Progress monitoring is being followed against Action Plan by the Resettlement Specialist, MSC. Monitoring Indicators A potential Monitoring Indicators are in place which are being maintained by the Consultant, MSC Payment of compensation for About 90% payment has been paid to the PAPs/Entitlements for road and market subprojects market sub-projects and 50% for road sub-projects by December 2018, and the remaining payment is in progress to be paid by December 2018. Payment of top-up to the With the request of the ADB, LGED is taking initiatives to pay affected landowners for additional compensation to the affected persons acquired lands

8 1 Introduction 21. Coastal Climate Resilient Infrastructure Project (CCRIP) financed by Asian Development Bank (ADB), KreditanstaltfürWiederaufbau (KfW) and International Fund for Agriculture Development under Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) formally started in January 2013 to increase rural incomes and reduce rural poverty through sustainable economic growth, rural development, social & gender development and improved infrastructure in the project area re-scheduled to be completed by December 2019. This project will promote overall development of the transportation system by constructing, improving, and rehabilitating Upazila & Union roads and road structures (brides/culverts), development of growth centers and Cyclone Shelters. 22. The key components of the projects are: (a) Improved Road Connectivity; (b) Improved Market Services and (c) Enhanced climate change adaptation capacity. 23. CCRIP is specially designed for the development of climate resilient infrastructure including roads, bridges and culverts, cyclone shelters and killas, ghats and markets. The project is contributing 24. Significantly in employment creation and poverty alleviation especially for LCS members. CCRIP has made substantial progress towards achieving its targets. All the activities of the project are expected to be completed within the stipulated timeframe.

2 Purpose of the Report and Land Acquisition & Resettlement Framework 25. The ADB Public Communications Policy (PCP 2011) refers the Safeguard Policy Statement (SPS 2009) with respect to information disclosure related to project safeguard documentation states that ADB shall post on its website the safeguard documents submitted by the borrower and/or client. These are safeguard documents include Resettlement & Indigenous Peoples Plan (RP & IPP), and the social safeguard and environmental monitoring reports. 26. To comply with ADB, the CCRIP, LGED submits Semi-Annual& Annual monitoring report periodically over the total implementation period of the project, covering Land Acquisition & Resettlement issues. The CCRIP commenced on 01 January 2013, but starting of actual works was delayed due to hiring of consultants in 27 January 2014. 27. The current report is the Semiannual Social Safeguard Monitoring Report prepared to comply with the loan covenants covering the period from July-December 2018. This report covers resettlement and social safeguard monitoring results to comply with the spirit of AD policy to “enhance stakeholders trust” in and ability to engage with ADB, and thereby increase the development impact [of projects]” in which disclosure of safeguard monitoring is a prominent aspect. Besides, Land Acquisition & Resettlement Framework (LARF) of CCRIP expresses the Government’s commitment to avoid any negative impacts due to the project interventions or to mitigate them ensuring that the DPs are able to maintain or improve their livelihood at the end of the project.

9 Location Map: areas covered by the sub-projects of CCRIP

10 3 Social Safeguard / Resettlement Categorization

ADB's classification system 28. Prior to civil works implementation, all the subprojects selected for construction or development are to be Screened and Classified using ADB's classification system as follows: 29. Category-A: Subprojects proposed for construction or development, will fall under this category, if, it caused a significant involuntary resettlement impacts with a physical displacement of 200 or more persons from their residences, or 200 or more persons lose 10% or more of their productive or income generating assets, or more persons or 200 or more persons experience a combination of both. 30. Category-B: Any proposed subproject that includes involuntary resettlement impacts but are not deemed significant considering loss of shelter/houses or productive or income generating assets will be considered for category B. 31. Category-C: A proposed subproject that has no involuntary resettlement impact. Subprojects Categorization for CCRIP 32. Although there will be only a small number of land acquisition and resettlement impacts on each subproject, it is expected that the roads component as a whole, comprising up to 100 individual subprojects, will have more than 200 people suffering significant involuntary resettlement. It is also noted that ADB SPS 2009, SR2 Para 5 states:

33. “Resettlement is considered involuntary when displaced individuals or communities do not have the right to refuse land acquisition that result in displacement.” Accordingly the project is deemed to be in Category A for resettlement.

4 Institutional Arrangements 34. The LGED under the Ministry of LGRD & C, Rural Development Division is the Executing Agency (EA) responsible for implementing the RPs. LGED has established a Project Management Unit (PMU) for the Project, headed by a Project Director (PD) who is responsible for the overall execution of the Project. The EA also has set up a Sub-projects Management Office (SMOs) headed by the Executive Engineer of the concerned district under the PMU. The SMOs will prepare land acquisition (LA) plan for the land to be acquired with the assistance from consultants for each subproject found with land acquisition & resettlement impacts and shall submit to concern DC. M/S Christian Commission for Development in Bangladesh (CCDP), an experienced implementing NGO (INGO) has been hired by LGED to assist EA in implementation of resettlement program. To expedite the process, the RP implementing NGO will assist the DC office and EA in the process of land acquisition. A Management Support Consultant (MSC) engaged by project are assisting to carry out a range of activities including implementing and monitoring the safeguards aspects of the project. The Resettlement Specialist (RS) of the MSC is responsible for arranging or carrying out the activities of preparation/updating/finalizing the RPs for the subprojects with IR impacts based on information from the detailed engineering design documentation prepared by the Design & Supervision Consultant (DSC).

11 The CCRIP project organization is shown below:

35. Under the project, LGED has set up a Project Management Office, (PMO) based in Dhaka. In the project area, there are three Regional Project Offices (RPO) located at Barisal, Madaripur and Khulna which will coordinate the physical works at the districts and Upazila level in their respective regions. Beside that there will be 12 PIU’s at district level by the respective Executive Engineer and supported by the Upazila Engineers. 36. To assist LGED in achieving these objectives and physical targets there are four consultancy services: • Design and Supervision Consultants (DSC). HIFAB International (Sweden) has Lead Firm of a Joint Venture. • Management Support Consultants (MSC). HP Gauff (Germany) as the Lead Firm of a Joint Venture. • IFAD Individual Consultants • Implementing NGO (M/S CCDB) for planning and implementation

Project Implementation 37. For the purposes of ensuring Safeguards, the LGED has established the following institutional arrangement:

12 4.1 Resettlement Plan Implementation Organogram

Project Director

ADC ExecutiveEngineer, ExecutiveEngineer, (Revenue), PMU,forResettlem SMO,LGED Concerned ent District

TeamLeader,RPI ResettlementS UZEnggr, SMO,LGED mplementingN pecialist(MSC) GO/Agency LandAcquisitionOff icer(ConcernedDC Office)

SAE,SMO,LGED MISSpecialist AreaManager,RPIm plementingAgency

RAC GRC JVT PVAT

AffectedCommunities/ProjectAffected Persons/Women’sGroup/EntitledPersonRepresentatives

38. The Ministry of LGRD through Gazette Notification has constituted required committees i.e. Joint Verification Team (JVT), Property Valuation Advisory Team (PVAT), Grievance Redress Committee (GRC) etc. with the involvement of representatives from LGED, INGO, DC, LGI and DPs. To ensure effective execution of all IR related tasks, capacity development trainings both at the PMU and SMO level is needed.

5 Appointment of Implementing NGO for Safeguards 39. The Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) appointed Christian Commission for Development in Bangladesh (CCDB) for the preparation and implementation of Resettlement Plans (RP) of Coastal Climate Resilient Infrastructure Project (CCRIP). An agreement was signed between the Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) and the Christian Commission for Development in Bangladesh (CCDB) on January 19, 2014.

13 6 Overview of Major Safeguard Related Activities – July –December 2018 40. So far, the LGED has awarded 323 subprojects of different categories (small, medium and large) in 12 costal districts, in three regions (Barisal, Khulna and Madaripur). M/S CCDB has completed the reconnaissance visits followed by Socio-Economic Survey and DDRs of 308 subprojects and submitted to LGED by December 2018.

41. LGED has demanded early submission of IFAD-Market (small Markets, Connecting Roads and Ghats) related to Due Diligence Report (DRRs) and Resettlement Action Plan (RAPs) of ADB (Growth centers, Roads and Bridges). CCDB has been submitting DDRs (list is given in the Annexture-03) & RAPs as the Socio-Economic Surveys have been completed. The following tables show the sub-project wise activities done by CCDB as of December 2018

Table-01: Category-wise progress of Subproject activities:

Sl Category of Target of Achievement Achievement Cumulative Progress in No Financial Agencies Subproject up to During the Achievement Percentage (1) (2) Previous Reporting (5)=(3+4) (6) Month (3) Months (4) 01 Cyclone Shelter-KfW 22 22 0 22 100.00 02 Growth Center- ADB 91 91 0 91 100.00 03 Road- ADB 60 60 0 60 100.00 04 IFAD-Market & Road 150 142 5 147 98.00 Total 323 315 5 320 99.07

Source: CCDB monthly progress report

14 6.1 Land Acquisition and Resettlement Issues of Road sub-projects

42. Project Director, CCRIP submitted 04 Resettlement Plans (RPs) of the land acquisition to the ADB which were approved by the Country Director, ADB in March 2017 in which details schedule and budget have been spelt out. LGED and Resettlement Consultant along with INGO are dealing with the officials of district land acquisition and other concerned agencies as well as the PAPs representatives to implement RPs on schedule by considering the appropriate issues and concerns of the landowners identified during the socio-economic survey. 43. In dealing with the social safeguard issues related to land acquisition resettlement, sub-projects have been established and circulated to all concerned agencies as well as steps have also been taken to perform the activities on schedule in this connection. Meanwhile, a significant number of progress has already been achieved during July to December 2018 in case of obtaining progress of the different steps of approval for land acquisition and the placement of fund for paying to affected persons. Subsequent to the Administrative Approval from the administrative Ministry by 2016 for all road sub-projects dealing with the land acquisition, several steps of the land acquisition processes are being continued which essentially required to be performed dealing with the District Land Acquisition Officers administered by the respective Deputy Commissioner (DC). In order to completing the whole land acquisition process for the remaining two road sub-projects, out of four, quite a significant numbers of months are further needed as per the rule of business of the government for maintaining different steps of the land acquisition to be done by the DC office. However, the Resettlement Specialist and the Project Director as well as Project Management Offices have been working with the respective DC office proactively to reinforce the process of paying compensation to the affected landowners in performing the whole LA process on schedule. Meanwhile, payment was given to the affected landowners for land acquisition of two road sub-projects and the remaining sub-project is found in progressing to be completed the whole processes of the Land Acquisition Acts. It is expected that the whole Land Acquisition process for the remaining sub-projects will be completed by December 2018; thereafter payment of compensation to the entitlements and necessary resettlement will also be started immediately. However, the entire land acquisition processes at different steps are being monitored by the Resettlement Specialist for achieving the expected outputs on schedule from the different levels of the government. 44. Monthly progress reports and the quality of Due Diligence Reports (DDRs) submitted by CCDB, implementing NGO is not found satisfactory although CCDB has been advised repeatedly to improve the quality of reports. It is further to be mentioned that to some extent, the resettlement programs at the sub-projects level have been suffered due to lack of skills and knowledge of staff deployed at the field level by CCDB. Therefore, CCDB is advised to deploy skills staff at the field level to maintain liaises and work with the respective PMOs/XEN and the officials concerned of DC offices in an efficient manner. Secondly, employees of the CCDB deployed in the project could not build a good understanding and relationship with the SMO/ XEN offices at the district level for which access of the CCDB staff to the SMO/XEN offices are found inactive which hampers the progress of the prevailing land acquisition and resettlement activities.

15 45. LGED, through the Design & Supervision Consultant (DSC) optimizes the detailed designs for all road subprojects to avoid and minimize impacts on existing buildings and land as far as practicable. The locations where resettlement impacts are unavoidable, the project will be completely abided by ADB’s SPS 2009 to ensure adequate mitigation measures and fair compensation. Voluntary land donations will be only accepted if it is willingly donated accompanied by written consents. Any subproject that entails land acquisition (either through voluntary or involuntary means) or physical displacement will be subjected to a resettlement plan (RP). The compensation will be handed over prior to moving assets or relocation. Any negotiated settlement will require adequate and meaningful consultation with affected persons, including those without legal title to assets, with such consultation fully documented. A negotiated settlement should ensure an adequate and fair price for affected land and/or other assets i.e. replacement cost of the affected properties. 46. Programs for Land Acquisition (LA) and resettlement for both roads and markets sub- projects have been found in progressing since July to December 2018 in three regions. Nevertheless, progresses are not being found adequately in case of two Road Sub-project (90 meter, Gopalgonj& Jhalokati RHD Bermohal) dealing with the Land Acquisition in which LA processes are being delayed in the DC office. However, initiatives are being taken to achieve the expected results at different steps with the DC office for performing the Land Acquisition process in view of completing the payment of compensation to the entitlements. The Indicative Milestones for various activities / processes and progress of the summery of the Road Sub-projects and Market Sub- projects are described in the following tables which are being monitored by the Resettlement Consultant, MSC. 47. Immediately after determining the Entitlement Persons (EPs), assessment of the compensation package was completed by JVT and PAVT of the respective district by visiting the sub-project areas physically and exchanging views with the persons concerned and the members of civil society as well as shared views with the GRC. Subsequent to the determination of the compensation, CCDB had taken several steps in finalizing the payment procedure like finalize the list of the EPs with ID card, opening the Bank Account, forwarding the proposal to the PD through SMO/XEN for final approval and placement of fund for payment etc. GRCs were found active in all the above sub-projects but no major grievances were found to be recorded in taking into account. This is because of conducting discussions with the affected persons, civil society on the key issues of the compensation and resettlement organized by CCDB in which affected persons have had the opportunity for bargaining or good-deal with their demand.

48. In general, fund’s releasing from the District Accountant General (DAG) Office to the respective XEN is being delayed although Project Director of CCRIP places funds immediately receiving proposals from XENs for compensation. It has been observed, during the whole process of paying the compensation for affected persons, difficulties were faced in dealing with the Accountant General Office to release the fund by XEN Offices after placing the fund by the Project Director. Secondly, account department of the SMO/XEN offices were found reluctant to arrange the payment procedure which delayed significantly in paying the payment to the Affected Persons. NGO personnel at the field level get troubled in the whole process of paying the compensation to the entitlement/ affected persons on schedule.

16 6.2 Steps for Paying Compensation to the Affected Persons 49. Following steps have been taken to pay the compensation to the Affected/Entitlement Persons for the Market sub-project:

•identification of the affected /Entitlement Persons

•Compensation is assessed by PVAT with the finalization of Entitlement Persons by JVT and forward to XEN/SMO

•XEN office review the list and price along wtith NGO and send proposal and the list of Affected /Entitlement Persons (EPs) to Project Director (PD) requesting for the placement of fund

•PD office along with the Consultant reviews the list of EPs subsequently places the fund to AG Office for XEN

• Fund is released by Accountant General (AG) office to XEN

• Prepare ID card for the Entitlement Persons (EP) with the assistance of NGO

•Opening Bank Account for the EPs to deposit the compensation

•Arrangement for paying compensation to the EP and record is kept by Upazila Engineer and XEN

17 6.3 Status of Payment of Compensation for Market Subprojects / Rural Growth Center

Table: 02 Total No. of No. sub- Total Total Total Total market sub- projects for Entitlements Entitlements estimated payment to projects the Payment have received Cost Entitlement under of compensation Resettlement compensation Program ( RPs) 20 18 385 346 6,480,403.00 5,760,403.00

6.4 Pie-chart: Payment Status of Market sub-projects

Market subprojects, 0 Total PAPs, 386 Market subprojects

Total PAPs Total payment Total Estimated BDT , cost, 6,480,403.00 5,760,403.00 Total Estimated cost

No. of Entitlements received payment Compensation received

Compensation Total payment BDT received , 89% No. of Entitlements received payment , 346

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6.5 Payment Status of the Road Sub-projects Table: 03 Total No. of No. sub- Total Total Total Total Road sub- projects Entitlements Entitlements estimated compensation projects under completed the have received Cost paid to Resettlement Payment of compensation Entitlements Program ( compensation RPs) 06 04 192 96 98,588,433.00 35,150,925.00

Payment for Road Subproejcts

100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0%

19 6.6 Road Subprojects: Ongoing Monitoring & Action Plan

Sl. Imposin No g PD Imposing . Receivin Section- submits Section g the 4- LA LA 05-final Imposing Imposing Admin Admin Objectio proposal proposa Imposed decision section-6 section-7 for Approv Approval n Remarks Name of the receives l to Section-3 regarding for paying final al given , DLAC/ Hearing, /Action Sub-projects from Ministry of the LA acquisitio compensatio compensatio by DC if any, required XEN to for by DC n after n n to the Ministry approve against PD Admin. Objection assessment landowners s LA LA given Approva hearing plan by Land l by DC owners /AP Pikgacha Received Submitte Receive LA Plan Imposed Objection Objections Section-06 Section -7 Land handed 1. R&H proposal d d Admin approved Section-3 s hearing imposed & imposed and over to (Bowalia (1.25 Approval by DC received were completed started paying LGED, but More)- Bake acre) on 17 and resolved compensation rehabilitation GC May hearing and final & handed for affected 2015 were decision over the Land shops and done taken to LGED on homesteads under 11 April 2016 are required. Section-5 NGO is advised to take steps in this connection 90 m Girder Received Submitte Receive LA plan Section-3 ADC revenue DC office Land owners 2. Bridge proposal d d Admin has been has been / PAVT served notice refused to UZ36 ( 1.30 Approval approved imposed assessed the to receive Kotalipara, acres) on 16 by DC on on the price of lands. landowners to compensatio Gopalgonj March & 06th June Landowner DC imposed receive n. 10 May 2017 s on the Section-6 compensation XEN office is 2016 4thJuly after required to 2017 determining follow up the the land price matter

20 Sl. Imposin No g PD Imposing . Receivin Section- submits Section g the 4- LA LA 05-final Imposing Imposing Admin Admin Objectio proposal proposa Imposed decision section-6 section-7 for Approv Approval n Remarks Name of the receives l to Section-3 regarding for paying final al given , DLAC/ Hearing, /Action Sub-projects from Ministry of the LA acquisitio compensatio compensatio by DC if any, required XEN to for by DC n after n n to the Ministry approve against PD Admin. Objection assessment landowners s LA LA given Approva hearing plan by Land l by DC owners /AP Jhalakati Received submitte Receive LA Section-3 Objection Objection Section-6 DC could not The XEN 3. RHD- proposal d d Admin submitted has been s hearing imposed. imposed office Bermahal via ( 4.09 Approval to DC imposed received done on Determining Section-7 on resubmitted Himanandaka acre) from office first from 24th the Price is in time due to the LA ti Road Ministry week of Land November progress lack of fund proposal to on July owner 2016 & as the LA DC in March 16 resolved case was 2018 March dropped 2016 Joyardhon Received Submitte Receive LA Section-3 DC office Section -5 In July 2016, After 4. Payment Khal proposal d d Admin Approved imposed has not is not DC office imposing has been (90m bridge) (5.42 Approval in April by DC yet required imposed Section-7, completed – UZ 12b acres) from 2016 received as no notice on the Payment by October Bhola Ministry any objection landowners starred and 2017 on 09 Objection is found to under section going to be Feb. from land be 6 completed 2016 owners resolved very soon under under Section-4 Section-5

21 Sl. Imposin No g PD Imposing . Receivin Section- submits Section g the 4- LA LA 05-final Imposing Imposing Admin Admin Objectio proposal proposa Imposed decision section-6 section-7 for Approv Approval n Remarks Name of the receives l to Section-3 regarding for paying final al given , DLAC/ Hearing, /Action Sub-projects from Ministry of the LA acquisitio compensatio compensatio by DC if any, required XEN to for by DC n after n n to the Ministry approve against PD Admin. Objection assessment landowners s LA LA given Approva hearing plan by Land l by DC owners /AP Construction Land Required Actions: 5. of Radhaganj Acquisitio 1. The compensation was paid to the 36 Entitlements out of 40 Affected Persons UPC- n is not 2. Total 40 affected households have been identified (33 Male & 05 female). 36 persons Doglashat required. 3. Total 676 trees and 21 structures belong to those affected 40 HHs. received H/Sbagerhat payment GC Road out of 40 Subproject

Construction Land 6. of 39 meter Acquisitio Required Action: XEN paid to Long RCC n is not The Compensation Proposal of BDT 14, 41600 (Fourteen Lac forty one thousand) was paid to the PAPs on Girder Bridge required. Entitlements by December 2016. 15/12/2016 Kotalipara, Gopalgonj Note: Total acquired lands: 12.06 acres under 04 roads sub-projects Note: Total 06 subprojects: PD released fund: 06 that already deposited to the treasury of the respective Deputy Commissioners (DCs)

22 6.7 Types of Affected Person (AP) under Road sub-projects

Sl.No Name of the sub-project Total land to be No. of Affected No. of Affected No. of residential No. of commercial Remarks acquired (acres) Households by Households homesteads to shops to be losing land with losing lands with be replaced and replaced and titled/ownership non-titled compensated compensated /without legal ownership

1 90 m GirderBridgeUZ36 1.30 40 00 00 18 RP approved by ADB Kotalipara, Gopalgonj

RP approved by 2 Jhalakati RHD-Bermahal 4.09 36 00 01 03 ADB viaHimanandakati Road

RP approved by 3 Joyardhon Khal(90m 30 00 03 00 ADB bridge) UZ 12b – 5.42 Bhola

4 Paickgacha R&H(Bowalia 1.25 26 00 06 03 RP approved by More)- BakeGC ADB

Total 12.06 151 00 11 24

Note: Non-titled APs were not found during the socio-economic survey and the payment as of December 2018

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7 Assessment of Compensation & Payment of Replacement Cost 50. It is outlined in the Resettlement Framework (RF) for CCRIP that all lands proposed to be acquired under this project will be compensated as per replacement cost consistent with both Government and ADB policies, and which will be called as the current market rate, and it is also agreed with DPP. It is to be noted that DC office only compensates the payment for acquired land based on the record rate in the Local Land Registry Office which is generally less than the actual market rate that does not cover the replace cost appropriately. The RF of CCRIP further mentioned that the land valuation process would consist of two different values – 1) the sale deed record, 2) expected price. However, only “sale deed record’ is considered to determine the price assessment done by the DC through land registry office. Therefore, initiative is going to be taken to pay the ‘Replacement Cost’ as ‘Top-up of Compensation in addition to the payment given by DC office to the entitlements for the acquired lands.

8 Grievance Redress Mechanism

51. The project has already addressed establishment of Grievance Redress Mechanism to receive and facilitate resolution of AP’s concern, complaints, and grievance about the safeguards performance of the subproject. The necessary notifications in this regard have already been issued by the LGED and the Ministry. If anybody losses assets, livelihoods or any things else due to subproject but it does not properly address, how it can be claimed to Grievance Redress Committee for proper compensation. 52. Since 2015, CCDB has been in the process of facilitating the grievances to be taken into account by establishing GRCs for various sub-projects. However, GRC have been formed in accordance with the gazette notification by the Ministry of LGRD&C for 26subprojects which have been already considered for resettlement program. 53. For the above sub-projects, GRCs have started functioning and the hearing of the objections raised by the landowners has already been addressed after imposing Section-3 of the LA by the respective Deputy Commissioner in which grievances issues will be resolved under the LA acts. And the remaining grievances with respect to compensation and resettlement issues will be brought to the attention of the GRC for taking measures to be resolved the raising matters. 8.1 Grievance Redress Committees (GRC): 54. GRCs will be formed for each subproject or group of subprojects to deal with grievances involving resettlement benefits, relocation, and other assistance. A gazette notification on the formation and scope of the GRCs will be required from the Ministry of LGRD. The GRC for a subproject will be comprised as follows:

(i) Upazila Engineer, SMO, LGED – Convener (ii) Team Leader, RP Implementing NGO- Member Secretary (iii) Concerned U P Chairman or his designated U P member – Member (iv) Woman UP member of the concerned UP – Member (v) One representative of APs – Member

55. Procedures for resolving grievances are described in the following Flow Chart:

24 9 Grievance Redress Flow Chart

Aggrieved Persons

GRCmembers: Applications LGED ubmittedtoG Representative RCthroughIN • INGOReprese GO ntative • LGIRepresentative ScrutinizationofC omplaints byGRC

Complaintsunder NotunderArbitrationorL Referredto ArbitrationorExist aw DC ingLALaw ➢ tobesettledasperRPpoli cy

GRCHearingwithin21daysofL Not Redressed odgingtheclaim Redressed

PDforA Recommendationfor Claim pproval Compensation

INGOfor Payment

Decision District SeekingLegal Accepted Judge Settlement

25 10 Potential Monitoring Indicators for Sub-projects

56. The following indicators have been designed for monitoring the Land Acquisition and Resettlement activities which are being in progress at the field level. However, in this period of activities, no significant changes are observed in case of fulfilling the monitoring indicators as Land Acquisition (LA) plans are being functioned under the executive jurisdiction of the respective Land Acquisition Officers administered by DC offices those are in progress.

Monitoring Indicators for Sub-projects

Type of Not Applicable (NA)Yes/No/In Monitoring Indicators Remarks Monitoring progress/Yet to be done

Have all land acquisition and resettlement staff been Yes Respective NGO staff involved in the Budget frame appointed and mobilized for the field and office work on resettlement program deployed in the schedule? district office on schedule Have Capacity Building (CB) and training activities been No CB training was provided to the completed on schedule? respective NGO and LGED staff on the land acquisition and social safeguard policy at the beginning of the project. Are resettlement implementation activities being achieved In progress It is being implemented as per against agreed implementation plan? approved RP Are funds for resettlement being allocated to resettlement Yes PD is allocating the fund whenever agencies on time? respective DC/ XEN office requires fund Have resettlement offices received the scheduled funds? In progress In some cases, it delays in releasing fund by the Accounting General (AG) Office of the Govt. at the district level Have funds been disbursed according to RP? In progress Disbursed is being done on schedule as per requirement.

26 Type of Not Applicable (NA)Yes/No/In Monitoring Indicators Remarks Monitoring progress/Yet to be done

Has the social preparation phase taken place as scheduled? Yes It has been being continued by NGO Has all land been acquired and occupied in time for project Progress Immediately after completing the implementation? process of the govt., and paying to DC subsequent to EPs, lands are occupied Delivery of AP Have all APs received entitlements according to numbers Entitlements are being assessed and Entitlements and categories of loss set out in the entitlement matrix? In process ( 90%) paid compensation with the assistance of NGO/CCDB

Have APs received payments on time? Compensations are being paid on In progress schedule as per process have started after the land price determined by DC office

Have APs losing from temporary land borrow been Compensation is being paid as per RP. compensated? In progress

Have all APs received the agreed transport costs, relocation costs, and income substitution support and any resettlement In progress allowances, according to schedule?

How many APs households have received land titles? In progress It observed that all APs have received land title. Non-title landowners are not found.

How many APs have received housing as per relocation N/A The action will be started after LA options in the RP? process and compensation are completed fully.

Does house quality meet the standards agreed? N/A

Have relocation sites been selected and developed as per Only compensation is required in agreed standards? NA which Replacement has not yet been

27 Type of Not Applicable (NA)Yes/No/In Monitoring Indicators Remarks Monitoring progress/Yet to be done

required

Are the APs occupying the new houses? NA

Are assistance measures being implemented as planned for host communities? NA

Is restoration proceeding for social infrastructure and services? NA

Are APs able to access schools, health services, cultural sites, and activities? Yes

Are income and livelihood restoration activities being NA This program will be required after implemented as set out in the income restoration plan, for completing the LA and resettlement example utilizing replacement land, commencement of activities. production, numbers of APs trained and provided with jobs, micro-credit disbursed, number of income generating activities assisted?

Have affected businesses received entitlements including transfer and payments for net losses resulting from lost In progress business and stoppage of production?

Consultation, Have consultations taken place as scheduled including Resettlement leaflets been NGO has been continuing the Grievance and meetings, groups, and community activities? Have prepared and distributed consultation program since beginning. Special Issues resettlement leaflets been prepared and distributed? Till December 2017, 1409 Consultations have been done.

How many APs known their entitlements? How many know if In progress 380 APs known their entitlements and they have been received? 303 APs received compensation.

Have any APs used the grievance redress procedures? In progress In some case, APs raised their What were the outcomes? grievances before the GRC

28 Type of Not Applicable (NA)Yes/No/In Monitoring Indicators Remarks Monitoring progress/Yet to be done

subsequently the issues were resolved.

Have conflicts been resolved? Yes All conflicts are resolved during the stakeholder’s consultation. Moreover, some conflicts resolved by the GRC

Was the social preparation phase implemented? No

Were special measures for indigenous peoples No No Indigenous people are existed in implemented? the sub-projects area.

Benefit What changes have occurred in pattern of occupation, NA Monitoring production, and resource use compared to the pre-project The impact yet to be assessed situation?

What changes have occurred in income and expenditure NA patterns compared to pre-project situation? What have been The impact yet to be assessed. the changes in cost of living compared to pre-project situation? Have APs incomes kept pace with these changes?

What changes have taken place in key social and cultural NA parameters relating to living standards? The impact yet to be assessed

What changes have occurred for vulnerable groups? NA The impact yet to be assessed

29 11 Activities of Implementing NGO 11.1 Development of MIS 57. CCDB developed MIS for determining the losses, disbursing the compensation payment, and affected households. The data generated by the field offices are being used as technical inputs of the MIS. The MIS Specialist and the Database Manager have been developing the MIS at the central office of Dhaka. 11.2 Formation of Focus Group 58. The Focus Groups are formed in involving the affected persons who will be received Notices under the different sections of Land Acquisition Acts. These Notices are imposed on the landowners under Section-3, 4, 5, 6, & 7 of the Land Acquisition of the Govt. Such as Notice of the information of Land Acquisition, Objections given by the Landowners, Objections Hearing and resolving the Objections, determination of the acquired land price and payment to the entitlement persons by the Deputy Commissioner concerned. Focus Group consists of about 20 members headed by a Chairman and assisted by a Secretary nominated by the members themselves. 59. The Chairman conducts the meetings. The Secretary convenes the meetings preferably once in two months. Records the minutes of the meetings are maintained by the Secretary. The Resettlement Workers of CCDB facilitate the meetings by providing necessary information and technical assistance. In addition, CCDB is starting the formation of focus group in different subproject sites.

11.3 Stakeholders’ Meetings 60. During the period of July to December 2018, CCDB conducted 26 stakeholders meetings in the 03 regions in which 557 stakeholders attended those meetings. These stakeholders are mainly found in the respective LGED officials’ and Project Affected Persons/ Entitlements. Besides, formal and informal meetings held with the District Land Administration and other related government agencies. Among the participants, 530men and 27 women took part in the consultation meetings. The stakeholders / Focus Group Meetings are given opportunity to discuss on the issues related to resettlement, assessment, and valuation of properties, determination of compensation package, payment of compensation to the APs /EPs, relocation, gender, project assistances and grievances. In general, participation of women in the meetings for land acquisition and resettlement program is found very insignificant as women are not owned the properties in comparing with men. The following table reflects the status of the stakeholders meetings:

30 Table: 01 Stakeholders meetings conducted by CCDB in January to December 2018

Sl. No Region # stakeholders No of participants Remarks meetings Male Female Total Female are not 1 Barisal 23 405 18 423 interested to 2 Khulna 1 42 03 220 participate in the 3 Madaripur 2 83 06 202 public meeting. Total 26 530 27 557 Because, in most case, they do not have the ownership of the affected properties

31 Pictures-01: Represents different stakeholders’ meetings to the subproject areas

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11.4 Distribution of Booklets/Brochures 61. The Information Booklets developed by the project in Bangla and other brochures are being distributed among stakeholders / beneficiaries/ UP Chairman / UP members of subproject sites at the Focus Group / stakeholders’ meetings. The entitled persons are addressed with this instrument. Through the booklets / brochures, entitlements of the EPs are disclosed. The EPs are concerned about their Payment of Compensation both from the Deputy Commissioner and CCDB / LGED office. The above booklet reflects detail guidelines how to address their concern. 12 Gender Development 62. In the perspective of the gender development and gender mainstreaming in the development, CCRIP has taken several steps to improve the women status in the sub-projects area of the 3 regions. These initiatives are: involving them in the institutional framework likes Landless Contracting Society (LCS) and Women Market Section (WMS) in which they received different training to build their capacity for creating incomes earned from the LCS program under the CCRIP. As of December 2018, in all, 4631 LCS members received orientation on Operation and Management of Landless Contracting Societies (LCS), of them 3830 (83%) were found women. Workshops on market management were conducted by LGED for MMC members where 14 women, among 125 participants, received orientation on building their capacity. Moreover, orientation was provided to 10 women on specialized Income Generating Activities (IGA) covering production, management, and market linkage. Through involving sub-project activities, pro-poor women have got the opportunity for creating dynamism in the perspective of income generation, livelihoods promotion, hygienic behavior in case of health, water, and sanitation, awareness of gender discrimination, women friendly use of cyclone shelter etc. A new era of women in the field of development in the sub-project area has been created through these trainings and incomes generated from LCS and WMS groups under the sub-projects. 63. In case of land acquisition and resettlement activities for road and market sub-projects, women are given due attention to get equal opportunities for obtaining entitlement of acquired lands and constructing markets and growth centers and providing compensation and resettlement to them if they are affected in this connection. 64. Despite organizing the formal training, CCDB has taken initiatives to invite women in the stakeholders meetings at the sub-project level although the participation was found unsatisfactory despite all out efforts taken by CCDB. However, women participants were encouraged to sit in the Stakeholders / Focus Group meetings to raise their voices alongside with man over the issues of land acquisition and resettlement particularly apart from other gender issues. However, issues of gender discrimination and the oppression of the society in different forms over women were also discussed in the stakeholder’s meetings in which they took part in sharing their grievances. Women mainly emphasized on getting opportunity for involving them in the development activities for raising incomes as women of coastal areas are suffered for getting those opportunities in comparing with their male counterpart as they have been backward in dealing with the poverty.

33 13 Indigenous Peoples Impact (IPI)

65. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) determines the rights of Indigenous people to assist them in the way of improving their livelihoods and own development. In general, Indigenous people are being suffered and threatened due to their exiting social stratification that violate into areas they traditionally own, occupy, use or view as ancestral domain. Therefore, special efforts are required to engage Indigenous people in the planning process of development programs that affect them for fulfilling their specific needs and aspiration. 13. ADB categorically outlines in the Safeguard Policy Statement (SPS) that a proposed project is assigned to one of the following categories depending on the significance of the potential impacts on Indigenous Peoples:

(i) Category A: A proposed project is classified as category A if it is likely to have significant impacts on Indigenous Peoples. An Indigenous Peoples plan (IPP), including assessment of social impacts, is required.

(ii) Category B: A proposed project is classified as category B if it is likely to have limited impacts on Indigenous Peoples. An IPP, including assessment of social impacts, is required.

(iii) Category C: A proposed project is classified as category C if it is not expected to have impacts on Indigenous Peoples. No further action is required.

14 Background of the settlement of the indigenous people in the coastal districts of CCRIP area 66. Few sub-projects under CCRIP are located in the Kalapara of Patuakhali, Taltoli, and Amtoli Upazila of Barguna district where Tribal people are found. They are belonging to Rakhain/Mag tribe settled in the area about 150 to 200 years ago who came from Myanmar. They used to clean forests and turning those lands for habitable as well as took agriculture and fishing as main occupation. 67. The Rakhain tribes identify themselves as distinct ethnic community in the society in which the Bangalee community recognizes them. In the past, they had distinct settlements, forest, and fishing ground however gradually it has been declined. It is observed that now-a-days, they are very much accommodated with the local community who can speak Bangla, read Bangla and English in the schools. They have nearly similar and quite diversified occupation, tend to lease out land that cultivating themselves, nearly 100% literate and have involved them in entering into urban jobs/ services and business. Nevertheless, they maintain a distinct cultural heritage who are still wearing clothes in the handlooms and have own religious festivals. They also maintain own religious education based in the community temples. 68. Local informants said that tribal population in Patuakhali and Barguna is being decreased gradually as they are migrating to cities for better employment opportunities. Some of them are migrating to Myanmar, the place of their ancestors. The reason is however economic rather than cultural. It is observed that selling of land at high price in Bangladesh and buying land at cheap rate in Myanmar. Migration of the Indigenous Peoples lives in Patuakhali and Barguna is observed. They are interested in cultivating land as owner or cultivator. Most of them have homestead land and are engaged in homestead gardening, cattle poultry and goat rearing and aquaculture. Tribal women

34 are very active to be involved them in home based agriculture and cottage craft. 15 Description of Indigenous People in the sub-project area 69. Road and Markets sub-projects are being implemented in the 12 coastal districts under CCRIP in the Barisal and Khulna Divisions. The socioeconomic studies conducted by the CCDB reveals that indigenous people are found in the three sub-projects areas only under Barisal Division in which very a few percentage of indigenous people are living within the sub-projects areas. However, the socioeconomic studies for different sub-projects are ascertained that adverse impacts would not be reflected directly or indirectly on the livings of the respective indigenous people due to the implementation of sub-projects. 70. Bangladesh Population Census, 2011 reveals that a total of 526 tribal people belong to 117 households are living in the entire Patuakhali district, of them 104 households consist of 474 people live in Kalapara Upazila. Highest population is observed in Lota Chapli Union of Kaalapara Upazila where 422 people belong to 91 households are found. Total tribal population of Barguna district is found 667 who are belonging to 156 households, of them 460 people belong to 104 households are living in Amtali Upazila. Highest number population is found in Boro Bogi Union of Amtali Upazila where 101 households are found in consisting of 450 tribal people. Furthermore, 183 tribal people belong to 83 households live in Dautola Union of Bamna Upazila. Following are sub- projects under CCRIP where indigenous people are observed:

Table: 02 Indigenous People Impact Categorization: Barisal Division

0% of Indigenous Population District Upazila Union Subproject Name in the subproject area Patuakhali Kalapara Naltona Dabluganj Bazar 5% Kabirajpara Hat with 15% Barguna Taltoli Bibichini connecting Road Harta- Rajapur- 5%

Barisal Uzirpur Salta Saltamarket- Chowmohani

Household survey, CCDB, 2016

71. Impacts on the Indigenous People: CCDB, implementing NGO, has conducted study for the proposed sub-projects in connection with the preparation of Due Diligence Report (DDR) for each sub-project. As of December 2018, CCDB prepared 320 Due Diligence Reports (DDRs), and submitted to PMO, CCRIP. Among the 320DDRs, only three market sub-projects have been found in the Patuakhali and Baruguna District under Barisal Division where Indigenous People are living. The study reveals that people of the indigenous community have been living in and around the above three sub-projects area. Among them, about 5% from Rakhine community in the Dublagonj Bazar, 15% from Rakhine community in Kabirajpara Hat and 5% from Mog community are found in Harta- Rajapur-Saltamarket-Chowmohani. However, in any circumstances, these indigenous people are not affected due to the implementation of the sub-projects as Indigenous People Impact Plan is not essentially required to be prepared in this connection. It is to be noted that these growth

35 center/markets were established on the government acquired land as additional private lands are not required for the newly reconstruction. Even, no people are required to be resettled or compensated due to the implementation of those sub-projects. 72. Positive impact: Similar to other local communities, indigenous people who are living in the above areas will get benefits economically from those newly constructed market sub-projects which are located nearly their residential area. They will get facilities for marketing in terms of buying and selling commodities in which their social and economical mobilization will be enhanced.

16 Due Diligence Reports (DDRs)

73. Till December 2018, CCDB submitted 320 DDRs but the quality has not been yet improved despite repeatedly it was advised them by LGED. Please see annex-04

17 Way Forward – Proposed Activities

• Monitor the remaining land acquisition and resettlement process in dealing with the DC offices in order to completing the compensation to the entailments / project affected persons • Ensure pro-active role of DC offices & different committees like PAVT/JVT for reinforcing the resettlement activities in the field. • Monitor the function of different committees for Land Acquisition and Resettlement • Determine the compensation package for the land acquisition and resettlement that are being paid to the right persons • Determine and finalize the Entitlement Persons (EPs) in case of land acquisition and resettlement for market and road subprojects • Preparation of Identity Cards for the Entitlement Person/Affected People • Monitor the Grievances raised by the Affected Households/Persons and give attention to GRC for final resolution. • Monitor the opening of Bank Account for the EPs • Monitor the payment procedure of the compensation to the Entitlement Persons • Monitor the evidence of compensation to the Bank Account of EPs • Proper documentation of the payment of the compensation to be done by CCDB. • Ensure proactive role of CCDB in dealing with the DC and SMO offices by deploying professional personnel at the field. • Ensure the quality of the reports of CCDB. • Ensure the monitoring activities of CCDB by Resettlement Specialist by visiting sub- projects as and when required. • Following up the Land Acquisition & payment of compensation process as per the approved Resettlement Plan (RPs) • Taking initiatives to start resettlement/compensation program (top-up payment) for affected properties in addition to the payment compensation for land acquisition. • Following up the recommendations of the last ADB Review Mission.

36 Annex01: Payment Status for Market Sub-projects with Male Female Ratio # of Title # of Non- Persons title Status of belong Persons SL No. Sub Project Name Area Male Female Total Amount Payment to to belong to PAPs properti properties es 1 Subornabad Growth Devhata, 16 0 16 16 168,000.00 Paid Center Satkhira 2 Nolta Growth Centre Kaliganj, 48 1 49 49 451,500.00 Paid Satkhira 3 Alaipur Growth Center Rupsa, 9 0 9 9 87,000.00 Paid Khulna 4 Surikhali sub-project Koyra, 01 01 01 39,963 Paid Khulna 5 Botbonia Dacope, 01 02 03 03 1,27,060 Paid Khulna 6 Choterhat Growth Mongla 13 13 26 26 234,000.00 Paid Centre Bagerhat 7 Parikhali Rampal, 8 1 09 09 2,22,580 Paid Bagarhat 8 Chaterhat Bashtola Mogla, 27 1 28 28 6,40,900 Paid Bagarhat 9 Takerhat Uttorpara Mokshedpur, 28 28 28 763,000.00 Paid Gopalgonj 10 Radagonj Hat Takerhat, 34 0 34 34 462,000.00 Paid Gopalgonj 11 Fasiatola Growth Kalkini, 20 0 20 20 234,000 Paid Centre Madaripur 12 TakerhatShankardirpar Rajoir, 34 34 34 381,000 Paid Bazar Madaripur 13 Sreenodi Growth Madaripur 16 0 16 16 211,500 Paid Center sadar, Madaripur 14 Garirhat sub-project Shibchar, 06 0 06 06 766,500 Paid Madaripur 15 Pigolkati Bazar Gournadi, 29 0 29 29 4,35,000 Paid Barisal 16 Paisar Hat Agorjhara 04 01 05 05 108,400 Paid 17 Chakar Banoripara, 6 0 6 6 108,000 Paid Barisal 18 Kawria Bazar Hizla, Barisal 27 0 27 27 320,000 Paid 19 Mollarhat Nalcity, 20 20 20 360,000 PVAT Barisal assessed the price. Political persons wanted to be entailments as the payment is postponed 20 Boalia Bakergonj, 20 0 20 20 360,000 Stated as Barisal above Total 368 20 386 386 6,480,403

37 Annex: 02: Payment Status of the Road Sub-projects

Sub Project Land in Total Estimated SL No. Name Location acre Male Female Entitlements Amount Remarks Jhalakati RHD- 4.0904 Bermahal via Himanandakati Road ( Land Jhalakati PD office paid full acquisition is Sadar, compensation to the 1. required Barisal 39 0 39 48,137,508.00 DC 90 m Girder 1.3051 DC office noticed Bridge UZ36 to the (land landowners to Acquisition is Kotalipara, receive 2. required ) Gopalganj 52 05 57 15,300,000.00 compensation Borhangonj 5.42 GC- Moazzem Hat GC via Talukder Hat, JoyardhonKhal, (land Acquisition is Borhanuddin. 3. required ) Bhola 33 0 33 17,540,000.00 Paid Paikgacha Road and Highway 1.25 12 2 14 (Boalia more)- BhakaGc Kotalipara, Road-(UZ 46) Gopalganj 12,280,000.00 (land Acquisition) Paid 4. Radhagonj UPC-Doglas High School - Bhangerhat GC Kotalipara, LA not 5. Road Gopalganj required 35 5 40 3,817,245.00 Paid 39 meter Girder Bridge, Kotalipara, LA not 6. UZ 35 Gopalganj required 9 0 9 1,513,680.00 Paid 12.06 Total acres 180 12 192 98,588,433.00

38 Annex 03: Status of Male and Female Ratio in Road Sub-projects # of Non- Total # of Titled titled persons No. of Affected Sl. Name of the sub- acquired Persons belong to Households No project lands belong to properties (acres) properties Male Female Total 1 90 m Girder Bridge 1.3051 52 5 57 57 UZ36 Kotalipara, Gopalgonj 2 Jhalakati RHD- 4.0904 39 0 39 39 Bermahal via Himanandakati Road

3 JoyardhonKhal (90m 5.42 33 0 33 33 bridge) – UZ 12b Bhola 4 Paickgacha R&H 1.25 12 2 14 14 (Bowalia More)- Bake GC 5 Construction of 39 Land 9 0 9 9 meter Long RCC acquisition

Girder Bridge is not Kotalipara, Gopalgonj required 6 Construction of Land 35 5 40 40 Radhaganj UPC- acquisition Doglashat H/S GC is not Road Subproject, required Gopalgonj Total 180 12 192 192

39 Annex 04: DDRs completed by INGO

Sl Subproject Name Location Type Category Submitted No 1. Syed Jafor GPS Patuakhali/Dashmina DDR Small August 03, 2014 2. Soladana Bazar Khulna/Paickgacha DDR Small August 03, 2014 3. Rahuthor Bazar Gopalgonj/Kasiani DDR Small August 03, 2014 4. Sutabaria Circle GPS Patuakhali/Galachipa DDR Medium August 03, 2014 5. Uttar-Pachim Banshbaria GPS Patuakhali/Galachipa DDR Small August 03, 2014 6. Nizamul Chatra GPS Patuakhali/Galachipa DDR Medium August 03, 2014 7. Maidhya Banshbaria GPS Patuakhali/Dashmina DDR Small August 03, 2014 8. Takerhat-Uttarpara Hat Gopalgonj/Muksudpur DDR Small August 03, 2014 9. Baishtabok GPS Barguna/B. Sadar DDR Medium August 26, 2014 10. Uttar-Chotto Labongola RPS Barguna/B. Sadar DDR Medium August 26, 2014 11. Adompur GPS Patuakhali/Dashmina DDR Small August 26, 2014 12. Sabupura Bazar Adarsho Biddaloy Patuakhali/Bauphal DDR Medium August 26, 2014 13. Kakchira Majher Char PS Barguna/Patharghata DDR Medium August 26, 2014 14. Amragachiya Salehiya Complex cum Barguna/Amtoli DDR Medium August 26, 2014 Cyclone Shelter 15. Sarikal GC to Mahilara RHD Road Barisal/Gournadi DDR Medium September 28, 2014 16. Kazikanda GPS cum Cyclone Shelter Patuakhali/Rangabali DDR Small September 9, 2014 17. Joyalbhanga RPS cum Cyclone Shelter Barguna/Taltoli DDR Medium September 9, 2014 18. Chor Chapli GPS cum Cyclone Shelter Patuakhali/Kalapara DDR Medium September 9, 2014 19. Kaialghata GPS cum Cyclone Shelter Barguna/Betagi DDR Medium September 9, 2014 20. Fultala Madrasha cum Cyclone Shelter Barguna/Betagi DDR Medium September 9, 2014 21. Dhandi High School cum Cyclone Shelter Patuakhali/Bauphal DDR Small September 9, 2014 22. Char-Unda GPS cum Cyclone Shelter Patuakhali/Rangabali DDR Small September 9, 2014 23. Chinabunia GPS cum Cyclone Shelter Patuakhali/Rangabali DDR small September 9, 2014 24. Gahinkhali Bazar cum cyclone shelter Do DDR Medium September 9, 2014 25. Paisar Hat Barisal/Agoiljhara DDR Small September 28, 2014 26. Abdoler more-Majhirgati Access Road Khulna/Terokhada DDR Large September 28, 2014 27. Panchpara GC Pirojpur/Sadar DDR Small September 28, 2014 28. Jagannathkati Growth Center Pirojpur/Nesarabad DDR Small September 28, 2014 29. Chaterhat GC-Banshbaria GC to Baddir Bagerhat/Mongla DDR Large September 28, Bazar Road 2014 30. Tala UZ HQ-Kolaroa UZ via Dalua GC- Khulna/Terokhada DDR Medium September 28, Patkhalghata Road 2014

40 Sl Subproject Name Location Type Category Submitted No 31. Gaila RHD-Dhamura GC via Mistripara Barisal/Agailjhara DDR Small November 11, Hat & Shaheber Hat GC Road 2014 32. Gulsakhali GC to Dauatala GC via Pirojpur/Mathbaria DDR Medium November 11, Trearkahli Bazar Road 2014 33. Moukoron GC-Khataltali GC via Hazirhat Patuakhali/Dumki DDR Small November 11, Road 2014 34. Langutia GC – Bankerhat GC via Sreepur Barisal/Mehendiganj DDR Small November 11, Bazar –Adarsha Gram Bazar Road 2014 35. Kapalir Hat Growth Center Pirojpur/Bhandaria DDR Small November 11, 2014 36. Baddamary Rural Market Bagerhat/Mongla DDR Small November 11, 2014 37. Patkakhali RHD-Nali GCC Road Barguna/Sadar DDR Medium December 24, 2014 38. Dapdapiya Ferry Ghat - Ranir Hat Road Jhalokati/Nalchity DDR Small December 10, 2014 39. R&H Bypass road to Kahtalbari Ferryghat Madaripur/Shibchar DDR Medium December 10, road via Kutubpur Growth Centre and 2014 Bangla Bazar Road 40. Radhagonj UPC-Doglas High School - Gopalgonj/Kotalipara DDR Medium December 10, Bhangerhat GC Road 2014 41. Kamarkhali GC-Baherchar GC via Sarsi Barisal/Bakerganj DDR Medium December 10, Police Farry road 2014 42. Chatterhat Rural Market Bagerhat/Mongla DDR Small December 10, 2014 43. Depara Bazar Growth Center Bagerhat/Sadar DDR Small December 10, 2014 44. Sreenadi GC Madaripur/Sadar DDR Small December 10, 2014 45. Batbunia Growth Center Khulna/Dacope DDR Small December 10, 2014 46. Purbo Damuddya Bazar Shariatpur/Damuddaya DDR Small December 24, 2014 47. Chandrapur GC Shariatpur/Sadar DDR Small December 24, 2014 48. Nalta GC Satkhira/Kaliganj DDR Small December 24, 2014 49. Damuddaya GC to Dasherjungle GC Shariatpur/Damuddaya DDR Medium January 27, 2015 Road 50. Fasiatala Hat Madaripur/Kalkini DDR Small January 27, 2015 51. Dasherjungle GC Shariatpur/Gosairhat DDR Small January 27, 2015 52. Perikhali Bagerhat/ Rampal DDR Small January 27, 2015 53. Balarjore GC Jhalokati/Rajapur DDR Small January 27, 2015 54. Bukhainagar Rural Market Barisal /Sadar DDR Small January 27, 2015 55. Takerhat Shankardipar Bazar Madaripur/Rajoir DDR Small February 02, 2015 56. Subarnabad Satkhira/ Debhata DDR Small February 05, 2015 57. Alipur Khulna/Rupsha DDR Small February 16, 2015

41 Sl Subproject Name Location Type Category Submitted No 58. Bangdah Rural Market Satkhira/Bangdah DDR Small February 16, 2015 59. Chandpura Sluice Bazar Patuakhali/ Dashmina DDR Small February 16, 2015 60. Shasigonj Rural Market Bhola/ Tazumuddin DDR Small February 16, 2015 61. Bangla Bazar Bhola/ Daulatkhan DDR Small March 02, 2015 62. Naikati Hat Jhalokati/Sadar DDR Small March 02, 2015 63. Illisha Hat Bhola/ Bhola Sadar DDR Small March 02, 2015 64. Mollar Hat Rural Market Jhalokati/Nalchity DDR Small March 15, 2015 65. Boalia Bazar Barisal /Bakergonj DDR Small March 15, 2015 66. Kholpotua Barguna/ Bamna DDR Small March 15, 2015 67. Amtali Hat Rural Market Barguna/ Sadar DDR Small March 19, 2015 68. Bogir Hat Growth Center Barguna/ Taltali DDR Small March 19, 2015 69. Hazir Hat Rural Market Patuakhali/ Bauphal DDR Small March 19, 2015 70. Pingolkathi Bazar Barisal/Gournadi DDR Small March 19, 2015 71. Baherchar Bazar Patuakhali/ Rangabali DDR Small April 02, 2015 72. Ulania Growth Center Patuakhali/Galachipa DDR Small April 02, 2015 73. Kakchira Hat Barguna/Pathorghata DDR Small April 02, 2015 74. Banaripara - Harta Road Barisal/ Banaripara DDR Medium April 09, 2015 75. Gabkhan Gouaton Shekherhat Amrajhuri Jhalokati/ Jhalokati Sadar DDR Small April 09, 2015 Road 76. Bhola-Tulatalihat Road Bhola/ Sadar DDR Small April 09, 2015 77. Bangla Bazar – Bagmara- Sharif K- Bhola/Bhola Sadar DDR Small May 17, 2015 Banker hat Road 78. Parulia GC to Subornabad GC Road Satkhira/Debhata DDR Medium May 17, 2015 79. Gazaria RM Bhola/Bhola Sadar DDR Small May 17, 2015 80. Fakirhat Bazar Bhola/Charfasson DDR Small May 17, 2015 81. Naria to Battalarhat Road Shariatpur/Naria DDR Medium May 17, 2015 82. Muksudpur R&H to GC Kisnadia Bahirbag Gopalgonj/ DDR Medium May 17, 2015 Road Muksudpur 83. Gazalia Bazar Bagerhat/Kachua DDR Small May 21, 2015 84. Reyenda GC – Upazila HQ- Jibondari- Bagerhat/ Sarankhola DDR Medium May 21, 2015 Rajapur GC Road 85. Takerhat GC- Sreenodi GC – Madaripur/Rajoir DDR Large May 21, 2015 Charmuguria-Khagdi R&H Road 86. Borhangong GC – Moazzem Hat GC Via Bhola/Borhanuddin DDR Medium May 21, 2015 Talukderhat Road 87. Angaria- Chandgapur GC Road Shariatpur/Sadar DDR Medium May 21, 2015 88. Sarafpur Bazar Khulna/Dumuria DDR Small June 01, 2015 89. Khalil Nagar Satkhira/Tala DDR Small June 01, 2015 90. Noabenki – Munshiganj – Harinagar – Satkhira/Shymnagar DDR Small June 01, 2015 Bhetkhali – Zada Hat - Nurnagar Hat - ZR at Khanpur Road 91. Gachani GC – Hazirhat GC Road Patuakhali/Dashmina DDR Medium June 01, 2015 92. Telikhali GC – Safa Bazar RHD Road Pirojpur/Bhandaria DDR Large June 01, 2015 93. Khanpur Baliadanga GCCR-Uzirpur GC Satkhira/Kaliganj DDR Medium June 11, 2015 via Gobindokati Hat Road

42 Sl Subproject Name Location Type Category Submitted No 94. Morichbunia UP to Bottolbunia GC via Patuakhali/Sadar DDR Medium June 11, 2015 Hazi Khali Bazar 95. Taltali GC – Bogir Hat GC – via Taltali Barguna/Taltali DDR Large June 11, 2015 College 96. Shekpura RM Kulna/Terokhada DDR Small June 11, 2015 97. Soroskathi LRM Satkhira/Kalaroa DDR Small June 17, 2015 98. Majhirgati-Bamondanga-Katega GC Road Khulna/Digholia DDR Small June 17, 2015 99. Mongla Thana HQ- Chaterhat CARE Bagerhat/Mongla DDR Small June 17, 2015 Bazar Road 100. Mohongonj Hat – Babugonj Girls School Barisal/Babugonj DDR Medium June 17, 2015 Road 101. Jagannath Kathi Bazar – Sreeramkathi via Pirojpur/Nesarabad DDR Large June 17, 2015 Alkirhat Ganakpara Dhaihari Road 102. Balarampur Natun Bazar Barisal/Muladi DDR Small July 13, 2015 103. Kamarkhali Hat Barisal/Bakergonj DDR Small July 13, 2015 104. Dauri Bazar Bhola/Lalmohan DDR Small July 13, 2015 105. Kathi- Teligati-Roghunathpur Road (GC- Sadar / Gopalgonj DDR Small July 13, 2015 FRB) 106. Digirjan Nazirpur / Pirojpur DDR Small August 12, 2015 107. Bhimkhil Bazar LM Goshairhat / Shariatpur DDR Small August 12, 2015 108. Subachani Hat LM Sadar Upazila / DDR Small August 12, 2015 Shariatpur 109. Radhagonj Hat Kotalipara / Gopalgonj DDR Small August 12, 2015 110. Majbari R/H Radhagonj Bazar Road Kotalipara/ Gopalgonj DDR Small August 12, 2015 111. Amrajuri-Keundia-Shahapura Connecting Kawkhali /Pirojpur DDR Small August 12, 2015 Road 112. Uttar Tarabunia Chairman Bazar LRM Bhedorgonj /Shariatpur DDR Small August 27, 2015 113. Kushli Hat LRM Tungipara / Gopalgonj DDR Small August 27, 2015 114. Noabenki LRM Shyamnagar/ Satkhira DDR Small August 27, 2015 115. Azimpur Bazar LRM Amtali / Barguna DDR Small August 27, 2015 116. Harta LRM Uzirpur / Barisal DDR Small August 27, 2015 117. Indurkani LRM Zianagar / Pirojpur DDR Small September 17, 2015 118. Pangasia Hat RM Kawkhali / Pirojpur DDR Small September 17, 2015 119. Sabupura Bazar Bauphal / Patuakhali DDR Small September 17, 2015 120. Citkey RHD – Awrabunia GC Road Kathalia / Jhalokati DDR Small September 17, 2015 121. Amgram GC - Lakhanda - Bhangarhat Rajoir/Madaripur DDR Small September 17, Bazar Road 2015 122. Chanderchar GC – Shekpur R&H road via Shibchar/ Madaripur DDR Medium September 17, Satvagia Road 2015 123. Deuri Hat Rural Market Sadar/ Jhalokati DDR Small September 23, 2015 124. Kawria Bazar - Memania Takerhat Road Hizla / Barisal DDR Small September 23, 2015 125. Chakhar RM Banaripara / Barisal DDR Small September 23, 2015 126. Kawria Bazar RM Hizla / Barisal DDR Small September 23,

43 Sl Subproject Name Location Type Category Submitted No 2015 127. Indurhat RM Nesarabad / Pirojpur DDR Small September 23, 2015 128. Majir hat with connecting Road Subproject Naria / Shariatpur DDR Small November 18,2015 129. Nildumur Bazar with connecting Road Shyamnagar/Satkhira DDR Small November 18, 2015 130. Chaltaghata Hat with connecting Road Shyamnagar/Satkhira DDR Small November 18, 2015 131. Kanthalia Bazar with connecting Road Kanthalia/ Jhalakati DDR Small November 18, 2015 132. Chatla Bazar with connecting Road Lalmohan/ Bhola DDR Small November 18, 2015 133. Gazalia Hat with Connecting Road Galachipa/Patuakhali DDR Small December 22, 2015 134. Sisur Hat with Connecting Road Mirzagonj/Patuakhali DDR Small December 22, 2015 135. Siba Ismail Mirdhar Hat with Connecting Galachipa/Patuakhali DDR Small December 22, Road 2015 136. Chaita Bazar with Connecting Road Mirzaganj/ Patuakhali DDR Small December 22, 2015 137. Mayer Hat with Connecting Road Betagi /Barguna DDR Small December 22, 2015 138. Kalagachia Bazar with Connecting Road Mirzagonj/ DDR Small December 22, Patuakhali 2015 139. Miyar Hat with Connecting Road Betagi /Barguna DDR Small January 14, 2016 Subproject 140. Amragasia Bazar with Connecting Road Sarankhola/ Bagerhat DDR Small January 14, 2016 Subproject 141. Khontakata Hat with Connecting Road Saro nkhola/ Bagerhat DDR Small January 14, 2016 and Ghat Subproject 142. Kabil Akon Bandhghat Bazar with Betagi/Barguna DDR Small February 04, Connecting Road and Ghat Subproject 2016 143. Khalisakhali Bazar with Connecting Road Mirzagonj/Patuakhali DDR Small February 04, 2016 144. Gabtala Market with Connecting Road Assasuni/Satkhira DDR Small February 04, Subproject 2016 145. Gorrer Hat with Connecting Road Assasuni/Satkhira DDR Small February 04, Subproject 2016 146. Tarail with Connecting Road Subproject Assasuni/Satkhira DDR Small February 04, 2016 147. Lakurtala Hat with Connecting Road Saronkhola/Bagerhat DDR Small February 04, Subproject 2016 148. Maddham Chapra Market with Connecting Assasuni/Satkhira DDR Small February 04, Road and Ghat Subproject 2016 149. Nalbunia Hat with connecting Road Saronkhola/Bagerhat DDR Small February 04, Subproject 2016 150. Munshigonj Bazar with Connecting Road Shyamnagar/Satkhira DDR Small February 04, 2016 151. Verarhat with Connecting Road Shyamnagar/Satkhira DDR Small February 04, Subproject 2016 152. Kakshiali Bazar with Connecting Road Assasuni/Satkhira DDR Small February 04,

44 Sl Subproject Name Location Type Category Submitted No Subproject 2016 153. Laukhola Bazar with Connecting Road Janjira/ Shariatpur DDR Small March 16, 2016 and Ghat Subproject 154. Chaltabunia with Connecting Road Sharankhola/ Bagerhat DDR Small March 16, 2016 Subproject 155. Chutukhar Hat with Connecting Road Sharankhola/ Bagerhat DDR Small March 16, 2016 Subproject 156. Jerrongacha Hat with Connecting Road Kaligonj/ Satkhira DDR Small March 16, 2016 Subproject 157. Janatar Hat with Connecting Road Banaripara/ Barisal DDR Small April 06, 2016 Subproject 158. Nasnapara Bazar with Connecting Road Patharghata/ Barguna DDR Small April 06, 2016 and Ghat Subproject 159. Sofilpur Bazar with Connecting Road Patharghata/ Barguna DDR Small April 06, 2016 Subproject 160. Gaba Hat with Connecting Road Banaripara/Barisal DDR Small May 02, 2016 Subproject 161. Manikar Hat with Connecting Road Banaripara/Barisal DDR Small May 02, 2016 Subproject 162. Sannasir Chalk Bazar with Connecting Kaliganj/Satkhira DDR Small May 02, 2016 Road Subproject 163. Kajirchar with Connecting Road Janjira/Shariatpur DDR Small May 02, 2016 Subproject 164. Suagram Hat with Connecting Road Kotalipara/Gopalgonj DDR Small May 02, 2016 Subproject 165. Garkumarpur with Connecting Road Kaliganj/Satkhira DDR Small May 02, 2016 Subproject 166. Taher Madbar Bazar with Connecting Janjira/Shariatpur DDR Small May 02, 2016 Road Subproject 167. Taliamara Bazar with Connecting Road Batiaghata/Khulna DDR Small May 05, 2016 Subproject 168. Baro Tangra Bazer with Connecting Small Pathorgata/Barguna DDR May 16, 2016 Roads Subproject 169. Awer hat with connecting Road Small Banaripar/ Barisla DDR May 16, 2016 Subproject 170. Bairagir Bazar with connecting Road Small Rajor/ Madaripur DDR May 16, 2016 Subproject 171. Sathkhira Baily Bridge-Bangdah GC via Sadar/Sathkhira DDR Medium May 16, 2016 Ellarchar Road Subproject 172. Dhal Char Bazar Bhola, Barisal DDR Small Jun 09, 2016 173. Banglabazar-bagmara-sharifk-Bankerhat Bhola sadra DDR Medium Jun 09, 2016 174. Lalmohan K.B.-Kater Hat (West side) Lalmohon, Bhola DDR Large Jun 09, 2016 175. Bogir Hat GC-Tatali GC viaTatali College Taltoli/Barguna DDR Medium Jun 09, 2016

176. Khazra Bazar Assauni/ Sathkhira DDR Small Jun 12, 2016 177. Shurar hat Bazar Shibchar, Madaripur DDR Small Jun 12, 2016 178. Kalinagar Bazar GC (Kalinagar Dacop, Khulna DDR small Jun 29, 2016

45 Sl Subproject Name Location Type Category Submitted No Market) 179. Shurikhali Bazar with hatiardanga DDR Jun 29, 2016 Koyra, Khulna small Culvert-Patnikhali Foot Bridge 180. Ishibpur Bazar Rajor, Madaripur DDR small Jun 29, 2016 181. Khaser Hat Bazar Patuakhalisadar, DDR Jun 29, 2016 small Patuakhali 182. 39 Meter RCC Girder Bridge, May 22, Kotalipara, Gopalganj. Kotalipara, Gopalganj. RP small 2016/Jun 29, 2016 183. Baintala Bazar with Niggram- Batiaghata, Khulna DDR Baintalahat and BaintalaHat- small July 24, 2016 Narayanpur School road 184. Moukhali Bazar with Connecting road Dakop, Khulna DDR small July 24, 2016 185. Banishanta Bazar with connecting DDR Dakop, Khulna Medium July 24, 2016 road 186. Uttar Charmanika Bazar with DDR August 09,2016 Charfasson, Bhola small Connecting Road 187. Suti Bazar Koyra, Khulna DDR small August 09,2016 188. Vanderpol Bazar Koyra, Khulna DDR Medium August 09,2016 189. Jayor Hat with Connecting Road Burhanuddin, Bhola DDR small August 09,2016 190. Darun Bazar with Connecting Road Burhanuddin, Bhola DDR small August 09,2016 191. Jhalakati RHD Bermahal via – Jhalakati Sadar, Himanandakati Road, Jhalakati Sadar, RP Medium August 21,2016 Jhalakati. Jhalakati. 192. Amkhola hat with Connecting Road Golachipa, Patuakhal DDR small August 23,2016 193. Muktijodda hat Connecting Road Kolapara, Patuakhal DDR small August 23,2016 194. SB BazarwithMorrelganjupazilla HQ Road Morrelganj, Bagerhat DDR small August 23,2016 195. Kalapara, Patuakhali Dabluganj Bazar ( Indegenious People are DDR small August 23,2016 found in this area) 196. September 07, Laxmikhola Bazar Dacope, Khulna DDR small 2016 197. September 07, Bisot Bazar with Connecting Road Assasoni , Sathkhira DDR small 2016 198. September 07, Madukhal hat Tongipara,, Gopalganj DDR small 2016 199. September 07, Charatra bazar Naria, Sharitpur DDR small 2016 200. Kawlia Hat With Connecting Road September 07, DDR small Morrelganj, Bagherhat 2016 201. September 07, Sonakhali Bazar withconnecting road Bamna Barguna DDR small 2016 202. September 07, Lakmikhali Bazar With Connecting Road Morrelganj, Bagherhat DDR Small 2016 203. Approach Road of 90 Meter Bridgeof September 22, Borhangonj GC- Moazzem Hat GC via 2016, May 21, Borhanuddin, Bhola. RP Medium Talukder Hat Road, Joyardhon Khal, 2018 /Construction of 90m Bridge on

46 Sl Subproject Name Location Type Category Submitted No Borhangonj GC-Moazzem Hat GC via Talukder Hat Road 204. Bara Machuya Bazar with Connecting October 04, 2016 Mathbari, Pirojpur DDR Small Road 205. Nay Kandi Bazar Kotalipara, Gopalganj DDR October 04, 2016 206. Paikgacha Road and Highway (Boalia October 06, 2016 more)- Bhaka Gc Road-(UZ 46), Paikgacha, Khulna RP Small Paikgacha, Khulna 207. Chowkider Hat with Gosherhat RH- October 06, 2016 Morrlegonj, Bagherhat DDR Chowkider Hat Road 208. Jewdharahat;Gulshakhali Bazar toGorar October 06, 2016 Morrlegonj, Bagherhat DDR Small Bazar via Amurdanaga Forest Office 209. Amragachia Bazar with Connecting Road Mathbari, Pirojpur DDR Medium October 20, 2016 210. Kulur Hat with Connecting Road Mathbari, Pirojpur DDR Medium October 20, 2016 211. Joy Bangla Bazar with Connecting Road Naria, Shariatpur DDR Small October 20, 2016 212. Amtali Hat with Connecting Road Mathbari, Pirojpur DDR Small October 24, 2016 213. Janata bazar with connecting Road November 10, Borhanuddin, Bhola DDR Small 2016 214. Taltoly Hat November 10, with connecting Road Sharankhola, Bagerhat DDR Small 2016 215. Laxmipura Bazar with two connecting November 10, Betagi, Barguna DDR Small Road 2016 216. Madrasha Hat Goalbunia Bazar (at November 10, Goalbunia High school)-Joy Bangla Morrelgong, Bagerhat DDR Small 2016 Bazar. 217. 90 Meter RCC Girder Bridge on November 24, Kotalipara,Gopalganj RP Large Majbari RHD Radhganj Bazar Road 2016 218. Tearkhali Bazar November 24, with connecting Road Mathbaria,Pirojpur DDR Medium 2016 219. Bukabunia Bazar November 24, with connecting Road Bamna, Barguna DDR Medium 2016 220. Kamlapur Hat November 24, with connecting Road Shibchar,Madaripur DDR Small 2016 221. December 12, Rahamatpur Bazar with connecting Road Babugonj, Barisal DDR Small 2016 222. December 12, Postoffice Hat with connecting Road Babugonj, Barisal DDR Small 2016 223. December 12, Satghar Bazar with connecting Road Sador, Patuakhali DDR Small 2016 224. December 12, Moddha Titkat with connecting Road Sador, Patuakhali DDR Small 2016 225. December 12, Gopalpur Hat with connecting Road Tungipara, Gopalgonj DDR Small 2016 226. December 12, Pajakhali Hat with connecting Road Sador, Patuakhali DDR Small 2016 227. Taltoli, Barguna( December 12, Kabirajpara Hat with connecting Road Indegenious People are DDR Small 2016 found in this area) 228. December 12, Munshir Hat with connecting Road Amtoli, Barguna DDR Medium 2016

47 Sl Subproject Name Location Type Category Submitted No 229. Fakir Hat with connecting road Taltoli, Barguna DDR Small January11,2017 230. Karaibaria Bazar with two connecting January11,2017 Taltoli, Barguna DDR Medium road 231. Uttar Purba Tepura Bazar with January11,2017 Amtoli, Barguna DDR Small connecting road 232. Katakhali Bazar with connecting road Sadra, Patuakhali DDR Small January11,2017 233. Amragasia Bazar with connecting road Amtoli, Barguna DDR Small January11,2017 234. Tafalbaria Bazar with connecting road Sadra, Patuakhali DDR Small January11,2017 235. Mridharhat GC-Nazirpur GC via Madrasa February 15, Muladi, Barisal DDR Small Hat Banglabazar Road 2017 236. Wazirpur, Barisal ( Harta-Rajapur-Saltamarket- February 15, Indegenious People are DDR Medium Chowmohani Road 2017 found in this area) 237. February 15, Dogana Bazar Kanthalia, Jhalokati DDR Small 2017 238. February 15, Billogram Bazar Gournodi, Barisal DDR Small 2017 239. February 15, Mollahat-Barbaria-Kanonchok Road Chitalmari, Bagerhat DDR Small 2017 240. Moutala Market with Jharukhamar- February 15, Kaliganj, Sathkhira DDR Small Santosh Doctor House Road 2017 241. Chiledanga RHD- Bangadh GC Paithali February 15, Assasuni, Satkhira DDR Small Bazar 2017 242. Sonar Bangla Bazar Subproject Kanthalia, Jhalokati DDR Small March 15, 2017 243. Kadamtala Market Subproject Kaliganj, Satkhira DDR Small March 15, 2017 244. Rasulpur Market Subproject Sarankhola, Bagerhat DDR Small March 15, 2017 245. Sukdara Bazar Subproject Batiaghata, Khulna DDR Small March 15, 2017 246. Puijala Market with Connecting Road Assasuni, Satkhira DDR Small March 15, 2017 Subproject 247. Naya Kandi Hat with Connecting Road Wazirpur, Barisal DDR Small March 15, 2017 Subproject 248. Ghosher Hat with connecting Road Kanthalia, Jhalokati DDR Medium April 26, 2017 249. Ghosher Hat withGhosher Bazar to Zianagar , Pirojpur DDR Small April 26, 2017 Khejurtala Bazar Road 250. Tarabunia Bazar with connecting Road Kanthalia, Jhalokati DDR Large April 26, 2017 251. Khalisakota Hat with connecting Road Banaripara, Barisal DDR Medium April 26, 2017 252. Hariganj Hat with connecting Road Lalmohan, Bhola DDR Small April 26, 2017 253. Sonbunia GPS cum Cyclone Shelter and Patharghata, Barguna DDR Medium April 26, 2017 Access Road 254. Kasherhat Bazar GC Subproject Kalkini, Madaripur DDR Small April 26, 2017 255. Talukder Hat (RHD) -Kamarkhali GC via Katadi Kheya Ghat nad Darial Mia Bari Kalkini, Madaripur DDR Large April 26, 2017 High School Road subproject 256. Kalapara- Dhankhali Road Subproject Bakergnj, Barisal DDR Medium May 04,2017 257. Kalabagi Market with connecting Road Kalapara, Patuakhali DDR Medium May 04,2017

48 Sl Subproject Name Location Type Category Submitted No 258. Dhaka- Kuakata (RHD) (Chakamaiya Bridge Upazil Road)-Taltoli HQ Assasuni, Satkhira DDR Large May 04,2017 (Kalapara Part) via Kathalpara subproject 259. Purba Kalomegha GPS-cum Cyclone Kalapara, Patuakhali DDR Large May 04,2017 Shelter and Access Road Subproject 260. Pirarbari Hat with connecting Road Kotalipar, Gopalganj DDR Medium May 28, 2017 Subproject 261. Vandaria Bazar with connecting Road Rajor, Madaripur DDR Small June 06, 2017 262. Bhuyar Hat with connecting Road Charfasson, Bhola DDR Medium June 13, 2017 263. Tegasia Hat with connecting Road Kalapara, Patuakhali DDR Medium June 13, 2017 264. Naulabagi Hat with connecting Road Galachipa, Patuakhali DDR Medium June 13, 2017 265. Mollar Hat with connecting Road Shibchar, Madaripur DDR Medium June 14, 2017 266. 14 M RCC Girder Bridge, Shimultala to Khalisha Kota Bazaar Via Khalisha Kota Banaripara, Barisal RP Large June 15, 2017 High School 267. Garir Hat Bazar Hat with Conecting Shibchar, Madaripur DDR Large June 28, 2017 Road 268. Kukrimukri Hat with Conecting Road Charfession, Bhola DDR Medium July 13, 2017 269. Chiknikandi Hat with Conecting Road Galachipa, Patuakhali DDR Medium July 13, 2017 270. Gutia Bazar with Acess connecting Road Uzirpur, Barisal DDR Large July 17, 2017 271. Panchgram Bazar Uzirpur, Barisal DDR Small July 17, 2017 272. Steamerghat Bazar- Babuganj Babuganj, Barisal DDR Small July 20, 2017 273. Raghunathpur Bazar Bakerganj, Barisal DDR Small July 23, 2017 274. Brahamarajpur Market Sadar, Satkhria DDR Medium August 21, 2017 275. Shahpur Hat Dumira, Khulna DDR Medium August 21, 2017 276. Chowmohona Hat Banaripara, Barisal DDR Medium August 21, 2017 277. Banganpar Bazar Fakir Hat, Bagerhat DDR Medium August 30, 2017 278. Pangashia Bazar with Connecting Road Charfassion, Bhola DDR Large August 30, 2017 279. September 13, Kuriana RHD-Banaripar GC Road Nesarabad, Pirojpur DDR Medium 2017 280. September 17, Phultala Bazar Phultala, Khulna DDR Medium 2017 281. September 17, Kuriana Bazar Nesarabad, Pirojpur DDR Medium 2017 282. September 26, Tribhagdi Hat Sadar, Madaripur DDR Medium 2017 283. September 26, Purbo Namur Hat Muladi, Barisal DDR Medium 2017 284. Amua Bazar Kathalia, Jalokhati DDR Large October 12, 2017 285. Mohipur Bazar Kalapara, Patuakhali DDR Large October 12, 2017 286. Rajapur Bazar Rajapur,Jalokhati DDR Medium October 23, 2017 287. Satpar Bazar Sadar, Gopalgonj DDR Medium October 23, 2017

49 Sl Subproject Name Location Type Category Submitted No 288. Chunakhali Hat Amtoli, Barguna DDR Medium October 23, 2017 289. DDR November 06, Paithali Market Assasuni, , Sathkhira Medium 2017 290. DDR November 06, Patoari Hat with connecting Road Lalmohan, Bhola Small 2017 291. DDR November 06, Nowadda Bangla Bazar Naria, Sharitpur Medium 2017 292. Ramna baikalin Bazar with connecting DDR November 20, Bamna, Barguna Medium Road 2017 293. DDR November 20, DC Hat with two connecting Road Betagi, Barguna Medium 2017 294. DDR December 07, Habibpur Bazar with connecting Road Uzirpur, Barisal Medium 2017 295. Badurtala Hat with Two Connecting December 07, Patharghata, Barguna DDR Small Road 2017 296. DDR December 28, Uttar Baherchar Hat with Hospital Road Babuganj, Barisal Medium 2017 297. Jwgirkanda (Galla) Bazar with DDR December 28, Uzirpur, Barisal Large Connecting Road 2017 298. DDR December 28, Dafadar Hat With Connecting Road Amtali, Barguna Medium 2017 299. Chhoto Bighai Officer Hat With Patuakhali Sadar, DDR Medium January 07, 2018 Connecting Road Subproject Patuakhali 300. Horidrakhali Bazar With Connecting Patharghata, Barguna DDR Medium January 25, 2018 Road Subproject 301. Miah Hat With Two Connecting Road Patharghata, Barguna DDR Large January 25, 2018 Subproject 302. Peskar Hat With Connecting Road Lalmohan, Bola DDR Medium January 25, 2018 Subproject 303. Horidrakhali Bazar With Road February 25, Rangabali, Patuakhali DDR Medium Subproject 2018 304. Rangabali Natun Bazar With Connecting February 25, Rangabali, Patuakhali DDR Large Road Subproject 2018 305. Daberkool Bazar With Connecting Road February 25, Uzirpur, Barisal DDR Medium Subproject 2018 306. Gudhigata Bazer With Two Connecting February 25, Bamna, Barguna DDR Medium Road Subproject 2018 307. February 25, Bhutiar Hat with Connecting Road Mirjaganj, Patuakhali DDR Medium 2018 308. Moudubi Hat and Tulatolir Hat with Road February 25, Rangabali, Patuakhali DDR Subproject 2018 309. Saheber Bazar(Gostir Hat) Shibchar, Madaripur DDR March 29, 2018 310. Gabua Bazar with Two with Connecting Mirjaganj, Patuakhali DDR March 29, 2018 Road 311. Patua Bazar with Connecting Road Kalapara Patuakhali DDR March 29, 2018 312. Tulatali Bazar Rangabali, Patuakhali DDR March 29, 2018 313. Budair Hat Jajira, Shariatpur DDR April 30, 2018 314. Talipara Natun Hat Naria, Shariatpur DDR April 30, 2018 315. Solok Hat with Connecting Road Uzirpur, Barisal DDR April 30, 2018

50 Sl Subproject Name Location Type Category Submitted No 316. Guria Nutun Hat- Daberkul Chowmohani Uzirpur, Barisal DDR May 21, 2018 Road Subproject 317. Chatal Bari-Chowmohani Road Uzirpur, Barisal DDR May 21, 2018 318. Wapda Hat Kotalipara, Goplaganj DDR May 21, 2018 319. Barakota Up-Daberkul College- Uzirpur, Barisal DDR May 21, 2018 Chowmohoni Bazar Road 320. Dasher hat-Chakher College Road Uzirpur, Barisal DDR May 21, 2018

51 Annexture 05 : Monitoring Format for the Road Sub-projects for Land Acquisition

Formatio Amount Existing LA Status of Clearan Name of n of No of Type of Preparat Opening Sl. of the No. of approval / Status payment of ce of the sub- Census different grievance Compen ion of ID of Bank Remarks No land APs other of RP Compensati site on project committe received sation card Account ( acre) Status on (%) the field es 1. 90 m 1.30 58 LA approved Completed Completed Completed No grievance Cash After After Progress is Process DC office GirderBridge by DC isyet found finalize determini being is being determined UZ36 the ng the delayed , done by the payment Kotalipara,G assessm price tentatively DC price but opalgonj ent compensatio Office landowners n will be paid yet to receive by June 2018 2. Jhalakati 4.09 40 LA approved Completed Completed Completed One land Cash After After In progress Not yet PD office paid RHD- & Section-07 owner filed finalize determini for land price Bermahal imposed by DC Case that the ng the all amount to viaHimanan resolved assessm price DC after dakatiRoad ent assessm receiving ent proposal 3. JoyardhonK 35 LA approved Completed Completed Completed No grievance Cash After Done Done Officially 99.% payment hal by DC isyet found finalize land has been (90m bridge) 5.42 &Section-7 is the handed completed – going to be assessm over is UZ 12b imposed by DC ent yet to be Bhola for final complet compensation ed. 4. Paickgacha 33 LA approved. Completed Completed Completed No grievance Cash Done Done Done Land Done 100% R&H Section-7 isyet found handed payment (BowaliaMor 1.25 imposed for over to e)- BakeGC paying final LGED compensation Total 12.06 166

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