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Mizoram Public Works Department RP77 Volume 2 Government of Mizoram Public Works Department RP77 Volume 2 ,- :-, - -- f:. Public Disclosure Authorized MizoramState Roads Project -47;~~~~~~7 Public Disclosure Authorized Resestlementand Indigenous Peoples DevelopmentPlan (Phasea4) 34 u Ann.ur.s Public Disclosure Authorized October2001 Public Disclosure Authorized (Original Documentby [CT CES,LBII) TABLE OF CONTENTS ANNEXURE-2.1 SCHEDULE FOR CENSUS SURVEY ANNEXURE-2.2 SCHEDULE FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC SURVEY ANNEXURE-2.3 WORLD BANK FUNDED SOCIAL & ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT ANNEXURE-3.1 MIZORAM STATE HIGHWAY RESETTLEMENTAND REHABILITATION POLICY ANNEXURE-3.2 APPROVAL OF MIZORAM STATE HIGHWAY RESETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION POLICY ANNEXURE-7 DETAILS OF VARIOUS CATEGORIES OF IMPACTED PROPERTIES ALONG PRIORITY ROAD PlA ANNEXURE-8.1 PUBLIC INFORMATION & CONSULTATIONS AIZWAL-LUNGLEI (VIA HMUIFANG) - 100 KM ANNEXURE-8.2 PUBLIC INFORMATION & CONSULTATIONS AND GENERAL EXIBHITS- PHOTOGRAPHS ANNEXURE-8.3 COVERAGE OF PUBLIC CONSULTATIONS IN THE LOCAL MEDIA ANNEXURE-9.1 LAND SETTLEMENT AND THE ACTS OF MIZORAM REGULATIONS AND RULES GOVERNING REVENUE ADMINISTRATION ANNEXURE-9.2 DETAILED STATEMENT OF LANDS OF ORGANISATION/ASSOCIATIONS ETC., REQUIRED FOR IMPROVEMENT & UPGRADATION OF AIZAWL-THENZAWL- LUNGLEI ROAD (VIA HMUIFANG) ANNEXURE-9.3 DETAILED STATEMENT OF LANDS AVAILABLE WITHIN RESPECTIVE VILLAGE COUNCIL JURISDICTIONS & FREE LANDS REQUIRED FOR IMPROVEMENT & UPGRADATION OF AIZAWL-THENZAWL-LUNGLEIROAD ANNEXURE-9.4 DETAILED STATEMENT OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT LANDS REQUIRED FOR IMPROVEMENT & UPGRADATION OF AIZAWL-THENZAWL-LUNGLEI ROAD (VIA HMUIFANG) ANNEXURE-10.1 INCOME GENERATING SCHEMES, PROGRAMMES FOR POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPMENT- SECTOR WISE ANNEXURE-10.1 (A) POULTRY AND PIGGERY AS INCOME GENERATING SOURCE ANNEXURE-10.1 (B) DAIRY DEVELOPMENT THROUGH VILLAGE COOPERATIVES AS INCOME GENERATING SOURCE ANNEXURE-10.2 ELIGIBLITY SUMMARY FOR INCOME RESTORATION ANNEXURE-10.3 NGO'S TERMS OF REFERENCE ANNEXURE-13.1 LOGICAL FRAMEWORK OF INDICATORS ANNEXURE-13.2 FORMATS FOR REPORTING - RECORD FOR INDIVIDUAL/HOUSEHOLD ENTITLEMENTS ANNEXURE-13.3 FORMATS FOR REPORTING - MONITORING FORM FOR COMMUNITY ENTITLEMENTS ANNEXURE-13.4 FORMATS FOR REPORTING - MONTHLY AND CUMULATIVE CORRIDOR ENTITLEMENT REPORT - INDIVIDUALS, HOUSEHOLDSAND COMMUNITY ANNEXURE-13.5 FORMATS FOR REPORTING - GRC MONTHLY AND CUMULATIVE REPORT ANNEXURE-13.6 FORMATS FOR REPORTING - DISTRICT LEVEL COMMITEE REPORT FOR INDIVIDUAL PAP ANNEXURE-13.7 FORMATS FOR REPORTING- MONTHLY SYNTHESIS OF RAP IMPLEMENTATION (PHYSICAL) ANNEXURE-13.5 FORMATS FOR REPORTING - MONTHLY SYNTHESIS OF RAP IMPLEMENTATION (FINANCIAL) ANNEXURE 2.1 & iIA(JI,'IA1 i'L' bSIATE I?EUADS IRUJECT ANNEXURE 2.1 SCH'UEVULE F1OR CENSUS SURVEI' Nam:eor tic lZnginccr: Survey no: Field Supcervisor : Date: Naime of the iPWD rcpreseritative Time: Fr. To. Namle of the RD icl)icscntatic Side Left /Right 1.U G1EN1EHItALI DENrI 1IIF CA ul0 N 1.1 Cur tidor (nwime) 1.2 Ruatd Sectiuio (n;amue) 1.4 Chainage From ktn To km 1.5 i) District ii) Block iii) Village v) 'I'rown 1.6 Lt.fiction . Rulal 2. SciniUibant 3. Urban 1.7 t ype of likely loss: 1. Residential 2. Commnercial 3. Residential cum Comrnercial 4. Office 5. Catileshed 6. Agriculture land 7. Faiml lousc 8. Bounidary walls 9. Oilier (Specify) 2.0 STItUCTURl IDENTIll ICATIION 2.1 Si. No.'of ilic structure 2.2 Addiress of tihcstructure 2.3 Ownership of tlecstructurc I. lrivalc 2. (Govt. 3. TIrust 4. Community 2.4 Ip1 ivatcly owned. numilbcrof tihchiouseihold in the structure 3.0 UWVNEIRSIIII' (I'ossCssioti uf a Village CouIIcil P'nss) 3.1 Du you own ilte strirctureiploulagriculture land? 1. Yes 2. Nao. 3.2 If,No in 3.1, No. of tellnts? N.i1lC of tile Owtncr Addiess of the Onvticr 3.3 Do vtoUhave lCg;al(locuiicInt or tlrc structure/Agriculture land? (to Ihe uishedionly to (lie owiner) 1. Yes 2. N o. 4.0 UEN1lS'lr NII N V 4.1 Do yotuown a ration caidt? (Record the Reference Number) 1. Yes 2. N o. 4.2 If yes. it, o. t.I since whicti tonly year)? 4.3 Is your nmirit inctiuledin thicvoter list? 1. C 2., tr,, 5.1 Kitidly givc tilc l'ollowing details No. 1 )e o( Structure *e f tructure in C-1** resei Use 3 * 1. I'crinatictt 2. Sctni- Permanent 3. Temporary 4. Vaclantlont 5. Agri. Land 6. Structure cum Plot 7. BounidaryWall 8. Roof slied 9. Barbwire fencing 1O.Olter (Spccify) *. 1. Pcrntiauicnt 2. Scmi-Pcrmanent 3. Temporary *4.4.1* LResidcintial 2. Comimnercial 3. Residential cum Commercial 4. O[ficc 5. CIttlcshlcd 6. Agriculture land 7. FarmnHlouse 8. Other (Specify) 5.2 NofsurCliut of lihcstr-ucture (To be filled by etiginieers) (ill J\Ls.) _________ ________ ~TOTAL1 ARItEA ARtE A BEING AFFECTE D I-rInd Structure Laniid Structure Along thc Stattin'g road lvlctcr -niLln Ncictr __ _,__ _ _ _ _ _rd _ _ _ t g M t r _ _ _ _ 1 _ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ ____ I'crpciidiculur Slatii rg to tlieroad MIcter . E_ldinlg Mictrer 5.3 'I'ypology of Constructioni (To be filled by engineers) lROOF 1. RCC/RBC 2. Asbicsmos/tisi/zinc sheets . 3. Slone Mnsonary 4. hliatched WALL 1. NMud 2. Brick Mlasonry 3. SconleMlasonry 4. ()ricr (Specify) FL'00R 1. NhrId 2. Stones 3. Colcctele BOUNI)AIR'Y WALL 1. Haihlcd xvire fenicing 2. Stone lMasonary 3. thick Mlasonary 4. Stone/Brick temporary 5. hIlMd NO) ()I FL'.OORS 5.4 Diagram of the structure (lo be filled by engineers) HOUSEHOLD SCHEDULE 1.0 HOUSEHOLD I DENTIF ICATI ON 1.1 SI. No. of the household :- 1.2 Address of the household :- 1.3 Name of the head of the HH:__ 1.4 Name of the respondent: 1.5 Relationship of respondent with the head of the RH (Tick the appropriate) 1. Self 2. Son 3. Brother 4. Son-in-law 5. Brother-in-law 6 Cousin 7. Daughter 8. Daughter-in-law 9. Sister 10. Sister-in-law It. Father 12. Mother 13. Mother-in-law 14. Father-in -law 15. Grand Son 15. Grand Daughter 16. Grand daughter in law 17. Grand Son-in-law 18. Niece 19. Nephew 20.. Husband 21 Other (Specify) 2.0 SOCIAL GIROUI' IART'I'ICULARS 2.1 Family type 1. Joint 2. Nucic.ir 3. Extended 2.2 Religious Groups 1. UindLIs 2. Musliiii 3. Sikh 4. Christian 5. Jain 6. Others (specify) 2.3 Social Stratification 1. SC 2. ST 3. OBC Higher Castes 2.4 No of Families within the Household (To be filled by the supervisor) 3.0 HOUSEHOLD PARTICULAR 3.1 Kindly give the following details: SI. Name of the family Relation Age Sex Marital Educati Usual Skills No. members with head of Status on Activity Occupation Income Possessed IHl@ 1. Male _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ ________ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___2. F em ale _ = __________________ =___________ ______ Main Subsidiary Main Subsidiarv (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) _(9) (10) (11) I .____________________ _____ ______-__ _ _ __ ___ ____ 2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ 4 _ 8 _ _ _ ___ _ 12 =_ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ ._ _ 10.-- =...-' ._ 14 ._____ ___ _____ .____ 3s _ ___ ______ ____ ____ 16 =__________ _-_____ __________ =__ 175______ ._____ _ ___ ____ ____ =___________ _____ 17214____ =__ -____ ____ ____ __________ ___ 22 ___________ ________ _____ 12 I I I_I_I _ I_A =_I___I _____________ _____ 236 ________________________________ 23_ I l I I_I____ L l_I Code for ltelatioin vii Ilead of 1111 1. Self 2. Son 3. Brother 4. Son-in-law 5. Brother-in-iaw 6. Cousin 7. Daughiter 8. Daughter-in-law 9. Sister 10. Sistcr-in-lawxv I I. Father '12. Mother 13. Mother-in-law 14. Father-in -law 15. Grand Son 15. Grand Daughter 16. Grand daughter in law 17. Grand Son-in-law 18. Niece 19. Nephew 20. Husband 21 Other (Specify) Code for Marital Status 1. Married 2. Unmarried 3. Divorced 4. Separated 5. Widow 6. Widower 7. Deserted Code for Education 1. Illiterate 2. Just literate 3. Primary (upto 5th) 4. Middle (below 10th) 5. Secondary (10th pass) 6. Intermediate (12th pass) 7. Graduate 8. Post Graduate 9. ITI 10. Engineer ll. Doctor 12. Other (Specify) Code for Usual Activities I. Worker 2. Unemploved/Non worker 3. Houschold work 4. Student 5. Old/retired 6. Non-school going age child 7. Handicapped 8. School going age child 9. Other (Specify) Definition for Nlain and Marginal Workers 1. Main Worikcr 1 wl\,oiked/cmployedlob 183 daysor morc in a year 2. Marginal Worker if worked/employed engaged for less than 183 days in a year Code for Occupation 1. Agriculture 2. Agriculture Labour 3. Allied agriculture activities (e.g. dairv. poultry. goatery, piggery. sheep rearing etc.) 4. Forcst LabouL- 5. (iovt. Service 6. Privatc Service 7. 1111Indiusiics (sp.)) (Bamhoo Products. Garments, Leather e 8. Commcrcc 9. Professional (doctor. engineer, mechanic, mason etc.) 10. Shop Owncr 11. Hclpin2 hand in Shops 12. Other (Spccily) 4.0 FINANCIAL ASSE'I'S 4.1 Kindly givc thc details of folloNving: In. Rs. Saving A/C Long ter-m (leposit Short term deposit Recurringdeposii 5.0 LAND UTILISATION 5.1 Kindly give the details of landholding ** Kindly checkup the ownership of land with the land records available with the respondents *For anzyuit o measurement other titant acres write utnit of conversion to Mts. Si. No. Particular Unit (in acres)* Income(in Rs) A. Owni Lanid I Cultivatcd 2 Cultivable fallow 3 Leased out B. Land operated otherwise I 5 Encroached and cultivated 6 Encroached and leased out 7 Encroached and fallow C. Temporary holding 8 Sharc cropping 9 Leased in _ 10 Mortgaged .
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