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Tlll!i!F-* 18 ^ I r.,ii Name of Proiect ,.$Cailil, 1.r,,,.":i ;,;ll+Jlffiil t Reformation of boat jetty at Alappuzha T7 Alappuzha l!{odification ofthe existing Toilet Complexes two at 2 23.7 Alappuzha padmanapapuram palace and one krishnapuram palace 3 Clean Destination campaign 20 t6-17 389.25 All Kerala Renovation of Prakithi Gramam at Ezhattumukham 49.99 Emakulam Fort Kochi Destination Development - Providing of two cruise 5 200 Emakulam boats Renovalion works of existing palace of Sree Narasimhaswami 62 Ernakulam Temple, Muriyamangalam, Thiruvankulam in Ernakulam district Construction of walkway and infrastructural lacilities to 7 150 Emakulam Kallidumbil Aattutheeram in Piravom Muncioalitv Providing Polycarbonate Sheet Roofing over the atrium, Leak 8 ptoofing and General improvements works at Government Cuest 7 5.7 Emakulam House, Emakulam Upgradation ofthe main block ofCuest House, Aluva and 9 200 Ernakulam Comprehensive maintanance for 3 Years l0 Tourist Facilitatibn at Kurishumudi Malayanoor. Emakulam 230 Emakulam ll Development of Beach Conidor at Vypin Island in Emakulam District 450 Emaku lam Providing natural Turfing, fencing and spinkler inigation system at 176.15 Emakulam parade ground, Fort kochi, Emakulam l3 Maintenance of Muziris Heritage Project 2016-t7 3 t4 Emakulam t4 Thekkady Destination Development 264.t6677 Idukki l5 Destination Development at Munnar in ldukki District 100 Idukki Development of Aruvikkuzhi Tourism (Chakkupallam Touirsm t6 49'7.28922 Circuit Phase - t), Idukki ldukki I7 Development of Tourism Infrastructure at Munnar 341.42837 Idukki IE Development of Ramakkalmedu Tourism, Idukki t20 tdukki l9 Panchalimedu Tourism Projects, Idukki 396.85 ldukki 20 Mangalassery Boat Race Pavilion 68.4 Kannur Sauhridha Veedi Phase Il( Parassinikadavu Snake Park - 2l t) Parass in ikkadavu Temple) Kannur 22 River View park at Pazhayangadi. Kannur 90 Kannur Malabar Mangroves Eco Tourism Circuit at Veliikke€l phase 23 II- Additional Work 100 Kannur 24 Development ofVannathipuzha River side park 75 Kannur 25 Constructions of Evening Park at Kotthuparambp, Kannur 36.89 Kannur Eco Tourism Park at Puralimala Kannur 200 Kannur Conservation and Re use ofold Moidupalam Bridge as Public 27 143.97 Kannur Garden and Gateway to Muzhipalangad and Dbarmadom - phase I Palyannur Heritage Tourism, Recreation Centre 28 at Meenkuzhi - Kannur 400 Kannur sl :; NaDe of Proiect , ,,i: ' Dfutrict No. ' ''' l i .r ' .:, Thalassery Heritage Project, Phase -l - Conservation ofold Fire 29 Tank and Development of Performance Cenhe and Heritage Street 6Q.765 Kannur at Thazhae Angadi Tialassery Heritage Project - Conservation and Re use ofcundert 30 Bungalow as Language Museum and German study Centre - Phase 2 t0 Kannur I Thalassery Heritage Project - Conservation ofTellicherry pier and JI 2t2.54 Kannur Development ofa Food Street and Sculpture Park at Pier Road - Beautification of Payyambalam Beach, Kannur 150 Kannur Devlopment of Boat Terminal at Pazhayangadi 300 Kannur 34 Development of Parasinikkadaw Boat Terminal 4E8.8 Kannur 35 Backwater Tourism at Payyanuur (Phase- l) 100 Kannur Proposed Handrail and Footpath at Pahhalmal4 Pottan plave and JO t00 Kannur Ezharakundu Kannur Dist 37 Renovation ofPark at Padannakkar4 Pinarayi, Kannur 43,6 Kannur lmplementation of rope way connecting Muzhupilangad- 38 l0 Kannur Dharmadom island-Preparation of DPR 39 Renovation ofover burrys folly park at Thalassery 49.88 Kannur 40 Renovation ofSea View park at Thalassery 49.8 Kannur 4t Access Development & Beautification as pad of B€kal Destination Development 150 Kasargod Virtual Tour Guidance for Bekal/North Malabar Serving Location 42 50 Kasargod based stories to Trdvellers as Digital Multimedia Experience 43 Development ofThanni Beach in Mayyanadu Panchayath, Kollam 68.4 Kollam Proposal for Modemization of Walkway and Other Beautification 44 works at Asramam Maidanam near the banks of Ashamudi Lake t50 Kollam in Kollam 45 lmrproving Basic facilities at Kollam Beach 50 Kollam 46 Improvements of facilities at Palaruvi 2.67 Kollam Providing road safety measures and drainage faciliti€s to the access 47 256.95 to Jadayupara Nature Park Ko llam 48 Development Sound and Light show at Thenmala 285 Kollam Development of Panmana vattakayal cruise circuit- providing Boat 49 40 landing facility at Panmana (Padickat kadaw) Kollam Development works for the B€nerment of Meenmutty Waler 50 falls in Chadayamangalam 30 Kollam Development of facilities at ?unalur - Providing Boat landing 5t facilities, Walkway, Bathing Ghars etc on the banks ofth€ Kallada 40 Kollam river near Suspension Bridge at Punaloor Proposal for Providing ABC line from Ayoor substation to 52 t75.1t457 Jadayupara Nature Park Kollam 53 Proposal for D€velopment of Malamel Para, kollam 300 Kol larn 54 Creation of Additional facilities at AdyentureDark 43.46779 Kollam Addition ofnew products and Desrination lmprovement al 55 47 Thenmala Koltam i .l st .ls:ainiount I Name of Ploiect . No. ,-.,li i :tiorilrilt to Construction of Aerobic composting unit at Ashramam,Kollam I1.85 Kollam 57 Construction ofAccess road to Jadayupara Nature park 404.5 Kollam 58 DEvelopment of Adichanaloorchira in kollam 8.9 Kollam 59 Improving basic facilities at Mundroe thuruthu 38 Ko llam Maintenance ofTourist facilitation centre at Ka naftinkar4 60 .t -)z Kottayam Kumarakom Maintenance ofTourist facilitation centre at Boat jetty at 6t 0.94 Kottayam Kumarakom in Kottayam. Construction of Public Amenity Centre, Nalumanikaftu, 62 6.6s Kottayam Manarcaud- Thiruvanchoor road, Kottayam Development of Pallichira-Neremada road at Kumarakom, 63 60 Kottayam Konayam Destination Development at Kumarakom - Rejuvenation of Water 64 465 Bodies Kottayam Proposal for Destination Development and Beautification work at 65 244 Kumarakom in Kottavam District Kottayam 66 Upgradation and renovation of Waterscapes. Kumarakom 500 Proposal for Beautification and Improvements of Communication 6'l Facilities and Works for Developmenr ofTourism lnfrastructure at 75 Kottayam Gonginikkari view point at Kumarakom in Kottayam dishict Destination Development at Kumarakom - Boating and public 68 Amenities 304 Kottayam Repair & Maintanence to the structures of Butt road 69 beach and Calicut beach 2I Kozhikode Providing sign boards from Kozhikode town to various 70 tourism destinations 10.5 Kozhikode Renovation of Govemment Cuest House, Department of Tourism, Kozhikode-Old Block(Phasell)-tnterior and furnishing work and I l0 Kozhikode renovation of Kitchen Renovation and Upgradation of Mananchira Square 170 Kozhikode Construction ofTourist [nformation Centre and Regional Office at Kozhikode 194.5 t Kozhikode Development of Art & Craft Village - Sening 74 up ofa Flandicraft Training Academy at Art & Craft Village, 999.5 Kozhikode Iringal, Kozhikode Phase tt Construction ofAdditional Block for Govt. Ouest House. 75 950 Kozhikode Kozhikode Phase tt Renovation of Muttayitheru, Kozhikode 364.5 Kozhikode 77 Poonthanam Samskarika Nilayam Phase ll 90 Malappuram 78 Puzhayora Snehapatha at Chamravattom in Malappuram lJo Malappuram 79 Tirur 200 Malappuram Upgradation ofbasic facilities and infrastructure development at 80 43 Malappuram Padiniarekkara
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    MUZIRIS PROJECT LTD., PARK VIEW, TOURISM DIRECTORATE THIRUVANANTHAPURAM-33 Phone no. 0471-2326812, 2321132 Email: [email protected] REQUIRES CONSULTANT IN RESEARCH AND PUBLICATION for “Muziris Heritage Project” Notification No. P8 (MPL) 13292(II)/2015, Dated, 11.01.2017 Muziris Project Ltd, Department of Tourism, Government of Kerala invites application from qualified and experienced professionals for appointment as Research, Documentation and Publication on fixed remuneration basis. The background, duties and responsibilities are as follows: BACKGROUND The Government of Kerala has initiated the Muziris Heritage Project to reinstate the historical and cultural significance of the legendary port of Muziris. The region is dotted with numerous monuments of a bygone era that conjure up a vast and vivid past. The entire project is designed to involve and integrate the local community in all intended developmental initiatives. The Muziris Heritage Project is one of the biggest conservation projects in India. The state and central governments have come together to conserve a rich culture that is as old as 3000 years. For the purposes of reconstruction and representation of heritage, Muziris Project is currently spread over 150 sq.km region encompassing seven Panchayaths and two Municipalities. This region forms a part of the heritage tourism circuit between North Paravur in Ernakulam District and Kodungallur in Thrissur District. Hon’ble President of India inaugurated the first phase of Muziris Heritage Project on 27.02.2016. Duties and Responsibilities 1. The Research, Documentation and Publication Consultant will function as adviser of the Muziris Project Ltd., and provide support for all developmental activities of Muziris Heritage Project.
  • Report of Rapid Impact Assessment of Flood/ Landslides on Biodiversity Focus on Community Perspectives of the Affect on Biodiversity and Ecosystems

    Report of Rapid Impact Assessment of Flood/ Landslides on Biodiversity Focus on Community Perspectives of the Affect on Biodiversity and Ecosystems

    IMPACT OF FLOOD/ LANDSLIDES ON BIODIVERSITY COMMUNITY PERSPECTIVES AUGUST 2018 KERALA state BIODIVERSITY board 1 IMPACT OF FLOOD/LANDSLIDES ON BIODIVERSITY - COMMUnity Perspectives August 2018 Editor in Chief Dr S.C. Joshi IFS (Retd) Chairman, Kerala State Biodiversity Board, Thiruvananthapuram Editorial team Dr. V. Balakrishnan Member Secretary, Kerala State Biodiversity Board Dr. Preetha N. Mrs. Mithrambika N. B. Dr. Baiju Lal B. Dr .Pradeep S. Dr . Suresh T. Mrs. Sunitha Menon Typography : Mrs. Ajmi U.R. Design: Shinelal Published by Kerala State Biodiversity Board, Thiruvananthapuram 2 FOREWORD Kerala is the only state in India where Biodiversity Management Committees (BMC) has been constituted in all Panchayats, Municipalities and Corporation way back in 2012. The BMCs of Kerala has also been declared as Environmental watch groups by the Government of Kerala vide GO No 04/13/Envt dated 13.05.2013. In Kerala after the devastating natural disasters of August 2018 Post Disaster Needs Assessment ( PDNA) has been conducted officially by international organizations. The present report of Rapid Impact Assessment of flood/ landslides on Biodiversity focus on community perspectives of the affect on Biodiversity and Ecosystems. It is for the first time in India that such an assessment of impact of natural disasters on Biodiversity was conducted at LSG level and it is a collaborative effort of BMC and Kerala State Biodiversity Board (KSBB). More importantly each of the 187 BMCs who were involved had also outlined the major causes for such an impact as perceived by them and suggested strategies for biodiversity conservation at local level. Being a study conducted by local community all efforts has been made to incorporate practical approaches for prioritizing areas for biodiversity conservation which can be implemented at local level.
  • APPLICANT DETAILS Mr

    APPLICANT DETAILS Mr

    IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT SUBMITTED FOR SEEKING RECOMMENDATION OF STANDING COMMITTEE OF NBWL / SBWL FOR GRANITE BUILDING STONE QUARRY UNIT OF M/s. RUDRA GRANITES NON FOREST LAND QUARRY LEASE AREA – 4.9531 Hectares OBTAINED ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE UNDER EIA NOTIFICATION 2006 SCHEDULE SL. NO. 1 (A): CATEGORY ‘B2’ FROM SEIAA KERALA No. 823/SEIAA/EC1/2606/2015 Dated: 09.08.2016 for an Extent of 4.9531 Hectares APPLICANT DETAILS Mr. Dineshmon .N.T, Proprietor M/s. Rudra Granites Neenduthalakkal House, Muttikkal, Kundukadu Post, Thrissur District, Kerala - 680 028 E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: +91 9447813030, +91 9744766116 1. INTRODUCTION – Granite Building Stone Quarry Project of M/s. Rudra Granites is a Proprietorship Firm owned by Mr, Dineshmon .N.T. The applicant obtained Environmental Clearance vide Environmental Clearance Order No. 823/SEIAA/EC1/2606/2015 Dated: 09.08.2016 for an Extent of 4.9531 Hectares in Survey No. 1244/1 of Killanur Village, Thrissur Taluk & District, Kerala State. As per MoEF & CC Draft Notification S.O. 657 (E) Dated: 03.03.2016; Peechi – Vazhani Wildlife Sanctuary is located between the North Latitudes 10° 27’ 58.13” and 10° 40’ 29.4” and East Longitudes 76° 17’ 35.23” and 76° 29’ 34.78” in Thrissur District of the state of Kerala and is spread over an area 125 square kilometres. As per Office Memorandum No. 1-20/2014/WL (Pt) Dated: 01.05.2015; Office Memorandum F.No. J-11013/41/2006-IA.II (I) (Part) Dated: 30.03.2015 & Office Memorandum No. J-11013/41/2006-IA.II (I) Dated: 02.12.2009 – “While granting environmental clearance to projects involving forest land, wildlife habitat & or located within 10 km from National Park/ Wildlife Sanctuary, a specific condition shall be stipulated that environmental clearance is subject to their obtaining prior clearance from forestry and wildlife angle including clearance from the standing committee of the National Board for Wildlife as applicable.” M/s.