46135-002: Djizzak Sanitation System Development Project

Social Due Diligence Report ______

June 2019

Uzbekistan: Djizzak Sanitation System Development Project

Prepared by the Communal Services Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan for the Asian Development Bank.

This social due diligence 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.

Social Due Diligence Report

Document: Due Diligence Project Number: 46135-002/L3275 Date: June 2019

Republic of Uzbekistan: Djizzak Sanitation System Development Project

Prepared by the Communal Services Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan for the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

The Due Diligence 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.

ABBREVIATIONS

ADB – Asian Development Bank AH – Affected Household AP – Affected Person EA – Executing Agency IR – Involuntary Resettlement LAR – Land Acquisition and Resettlement LARP – Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan MHCS – Ministry of Housing and Communal Services of Uzbekistan PCU – Project Coordination Unit PMC – Project Management Consultant SDDR – Social Due Diligence Report SPS – Safeguard Policy Statement (ADB 2009) CSA – Communal Services Agency under the Ministry of Housing and Communal Services of Uzbekistan WWTP – Waste Water Treatment Plant USD – United State Dollar UZS – Uzbekistan Sum

CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS (As of June 15, 2019)

Currency Unit – Sum (UZS) $1.00 = UZS 8562.34 1 UZS = 0.000117 USD

GLOSSARY

Compensation Payment in cash or kind for an asset to be acquired or affected by a project at replacement cost.

Affected Affected persons (APs) are those who experience full or partial, permanent or Persons temporary physical displacement (relocation, loss of residential land, or loss of shelter) and economic displacement (loss of land, assets, access to assets, income sources, or means of livelihoods) resulting from (i) involuntary acquisition of land, or (ii) involuntary restrictions on land use or on access to legally designated parks and protected areas. APs could be of three types: (i) persons with formal legal rights to land lost in its entirety or in part; (ii) persons who lost the land they occupy in its entirety or in part who have no formal legal rights to such land, but who have claims to such lands that are recognized or recognizable under national laws; and (iii) persons who lost the land they occupy in its entirety or in part who have neither formal legal rights nor recognized or recognizable claims to such land. Entitlement The range of measures comprising cash or kind compensation, relocation cost, income rehabilitation assistance, transfer assistance, income substitution, and relocation which are due to /business restoration which are due to AH, depending on the type and degree nature of their losses, to restore their social and economic base. All entitlements will be given to all affected households as per the entitlement matrix.

Hokimiyat The local government authority that interfaces between local communities and the government at the regional and national level. It has ultimate administrative and legal authority over local populations residing within its jurisdiction.

Land The process whereby a person is compelled by a public agency to alienate all or acquisition part of the land s/he owns or possesses, to the ownership and possession of that agency, for public purposes, in return for fair compensation.

Mahalla A mahalla is a neighborhood area forming a community within a town, city or rural settlement. Four basic types of mahalla exist in Uzbekistan. In rural areas, former state and collective farms constitute mahalla. In cities, mahalla encompasses modern apartment complexes, blocks of relatively spread-out family dwellings and traditional mahalla consisting of blocks of densely organized single-family dwellings. Within Uzbekistan, each residential area belongs to one mahalla. Mahalla is the basic administrative unit of a republic.

Replacement Replacement cost is the principle to be complied with in compensating for lost cost assets. Calculation of which should include: (i) fair market value; (ii) transaction costs; (iii) interest accrued, (iv) transitional and restoration costs; and (v) other applicable payments, if any. Where market conditions are absent or in a formative stage, APs and host populations will be consulted to obtain adequate information about recent land transactions, land value by types, land titles, land use, cropping patterns and crop production, availability of land in the project area and region, and other related information. Baseline data on housing, house types, and construction materials will also be collected. Qualified and experienced experts will undertake the valuation of acquired assets. In applying this method of valuation, depreciation of structures and assets should not be taken into account.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction...... 4 1.1. Project Background...... 4 1.2. Scope of the Project...... 4 1.3. Purpose of the Due Diligence Report (DDR)...... 5 2. Scope of Land Acquisition and Resettlement Impacts ...... 8 3. Methodology of the Social Due Diligence Exercise...... 9 4. Findings of the Social Due Diligence Exercise...... 11 5. Consultations and Information Disclosure...... 35 6. National Land Acquisition and Resettlement Policy...... 36 6.1. General...... 36 6.2. Laws, Regulations and Provisions Relating to Land Acquisition and Resettlement……...…...36 7. Grievance Redress Mechanism……………….………………………………………..…………………46 8. Conclusions and Recommendations...... 48

ANNEXES Annex 1. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan N 266 of 30.09.2013 “On Approval of Djizzak City Development Master Plan for a Period Up To 2030” Annex 2. List of new sewerage networks development works proposed by the government Annex 3. Certification of the Government of Djizzak city on screening of proposed new sewerage works and its translation Annex 4. Screening Checklist

1. Introduction 1.1 Project Background 1. ADB approved Djizzak Sanitation System Development project on 8 September, 2015 for SDR 53.99 million (to date, the loan’s equivalent in USD is 74.59 million). The total project cost is $96.56 million equivalent, inclusive of taxes and duties, and financial charges during implementation. The Loan and Project Agreements were signed on 12 November 2015. The loan became effective on 26 February 2016. The project is designed for five years of implementation with targeted physical completion of 26 April 2021 and loan closing date of 31 October 2021. The executing agency is the Communal Services Agency under the Ministry of Housing and Communal Services of Uzbekistan, and the implementing agency is the State Unitary Enterprise “Suvokova” (Water Supply and Sewerage Company) of Djizzak Province, which is responsible for the day-today management of project activities. 2. The project impact is improved living standards, environment, and public health in Djizzak city and Uchtepa urban village and the expected outcome is improved and expanded access to reliable, sustainable and affordable water supply and sanitation services in Djizzak city and the nearby Uchtepa urban village. Responding directly to the needs of urban communities, the project will upgrade and expand the existing sewerage system, provide wastewater treatment services, strengthen institutional capacity, and assist with the development of provincial water supply and wastewater utility. 3. The project is categorized as “C” for resettlement and “B” for the environment as per SPS 2009. All safeguards documents have been duly endorsed and posted on the ADB and EA’s websites. The EA shall assure that the design, construction, and operation and maintenance of the facilities under the project will be carried out in accordance with ADB SPS, 2009, applicable laws and regulations of Uzbekistan. 1.2. Scope of the Project 4. The project has two outputs: Output 1 – Wastewater management system improved in Djizzak city and Uchtepa urban village; and Output 2 – Institutional capacity of the State Unitary Enterprise “Suvokova” of Djizzak Province improved”. 5. Scope of Output 1 includes construction and reconstruction of sewerage networks within Djizzak city and Uchtepa urban village, rehabilitation of existing pumping stations within Djizzak city and Uchtepa as well as construction of new wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) in Sh.Rashidov district with a capacity of 30,000 m3/day. The Project will provide improved sewerage services to some 85 000 people in Djizzak City and in the nearby Uchtepa urban village and benefit indirectly a larger number of inhabitants. The project will also create conditions for an improved environment, health and enhance opportunities for socio-economic development in Djizzak City and Uchtepa urban village. 6. Up today the following project construction works contracts had already been awarded to contractors and construction works within the project area are being implemented as follows:  DS-WW-01. Construction of Wastewater Treatment Plant ($17.1 million). The contract has been awarded on 31 May 2019, with completion expected in March 2021.  DS-WW-02. Zone A–Construction and reconstruction of 28.86 km urban sewerage collectors and 2 pumping stations ($5.49 million): Contract awarded in December 2018; $1.10 million or 20% have been disbursed; with physical progress of 3.4 km completion or 12.84%, the contract will be completed in June 2020.  DS-WW-03. Zone B–Rehabilitation and reconstruction of 14.21 km of urban sewerage collectors ($4.89 million). Contract awarded in December 2018; $1.55 million or 32% have been disbursed; with physical progress of 3.35 km or 23.57% completion, contract will be completed in March 2020. 4

 DS-WW-04. Zone C–Construction of 18.29 km of urban sewerage collectors and one pumping station ($10.93 million). Contract awarded in January 2019; $2.93 million or 27% disbursed, with physical progress of 2.65 km or 14.51% completion, contract will be completed in June 2020. 1.3. Purpose of the Due Diligence Report 7. Following the awarding of all 4 civil works contracts, the potential loan savings of $24 million was identified and the government requested ADB to utilize $15 million of the loan savings for expansion of sewerage networks within Djizzak city as it is expected to expand in accordance with the Djizzak City Development Master Plan approved in 30 September, 2013 by the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No.266. The Master Plan envisages construction of new multistory apartment houses, schools, kindergartens, mahalla guzars, small squares, avenues, as well as suburban bus stations. A translated copy of the Master Plan is attached as Annex 1.Copies of layouts developed by State Unitary Enterprise “Uzshakharsozlik LITI” (Urban Development Design Institute)within the Master Plan for some areas of the city are given in the below pictures. This expansion will increase the coverage rate from the planned 46% to 72% thus substantially maximizing the project benefits. The EA confirmed no further revision of the feasibility study is required since the proposed scope is within the approved feasibility study for this project. ADB advised the EA to submit a proposal on the utilization of loan savings to ADB (i) to conduct technical, environmental, social, economic, and financial due diligence; (ii) update the design and monitoring framework; (iii) obtain the necessary approval. 8. In June, 2019 the government submitted the list of proposed additional civil works to be included in the project scope due to use the loan savings. The scope of the proposed new works includes the construction of new sewerage networks around 53.5 km, cleaning of existing sewerage networks 9.5 km in Djizzak city and equipping chlorination building of existing WWTP. The list of new works proposed by the government is attached as Annex 2. 9. These additional works are required in accordance with the government’s approved new Master Plan for Djizzak urban development. Since the year 2013, the Government has been gradually implementing the Master Plan whose horizon is the year 2030. Implementation of the Master Plan requires demolishing of one-floor dwellings of local people. Families whose dwellings to be demolished are being compensated and after LAR process is completed their dwellings are demolished. Land acquisition and resettlement activities have been implementing since the time of commencement of the Master Plan. LAR activities had been initiated and been implemented not in anticipation of the ADB project but in anticipation of the mentioned Master Plan. In some areas of the city, LAR activities had been completed, in some areas of the city the LAR activities are being implemented and in some areas, they will be started in coming years depending on the government’s schedule for implementing the Master Plan. 10. Purpose of this due diligence is to demonstrate findings of resettlement screening of new sewerage networks construction works proposed by the government within the “Djizzak Sanitation System Development” project which is currently implemented.

Pic. 1. General development layout of the Djizzak City prepared within the Master Plan

Pic. 2. Development layouts of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Navoi and Temiryulchilar streets prepared by State Unitary Enterprise “Uzshakharsozlik LITI” (Urban Development Design Institute) within the Master Plan

2. Scope of Land Acquisition and Resettlement Impacts

11. The Djizzak province “Suvokova” informed that no additional land acquisition and involuntary resettlement would be required for the proposed additional scope of works. Copy of Certificate of Deputy Hokim of Djizzak city signed by related government officers of Djizzak city such as Department for Architecture and Construction; Land Resources and Cadaster Department; and Djizzak Province Suvokova confirming that proposed new works will not entail any LAR impact and its translation are attached as Annex 3. All the proposed additional works will be implemented on cleaned municipality lands along roads or sidewalks which will be recovered by the project to original condition after completion. The EA has also confirmed that no works will be carried out on territories of households or businesses. 12. During the ADB’s “Djizzak Sanitation System Development Project” Midterm Review Mission on 21 – 31 May 2019 the EA and ADB agreed that Social Due Diligence Report covering the proposed new works would be prepared and submitted to ADB by 20 June, 2019. In accordance with such agreement and based on the submitted list of new works and other technical information received from “Suvokova” the resettlement consultant of the Project Management Consulting firm screened the areas for the proposed new works. 13. Findings of screening of the areas proposed for construction of new sewerage networks revealed that no resettlement impact is expected due to the implementation of new works for construction of the proposed sewerage networks. At the moment, no detailed and exact technical information is available. The screening has been carried out based on preliminary and general information which is available at the moment. After completion of detailed design for the proposed new works another screening of shall be carried out to confirm findings of this screening. The detailed design works are expected to be completed by end of the year 2019 - middle of the first quarter 2020 on condition that all processes for approving of funding of the new scope of works and tendering for selection of contractors go smoothly and implemented timely. In case of resettlement impact is identified at that stage then the requirements of the SPS, 2009 shall be applied including preparing Land Acquisition and Resettlement Planning document. In case if LAR impacts are identified no civil works will start before full payment of compensation to the project affected persons. Details of the screening are given in the below section. Screening checklist is attached as Annex 4.

3. Methodology of the Social Due Diligence Exercise 14. The social due diligence methodology was based on two parts, the desk study and walkover survey which are considered as two essential components of due diligence survey. The desk study was carried out before the site survey. Its purpose was to learn as much technical and other information on the proposed new sewerage pipelines construction works and on the area to be surveyed including:  Urban Development Master Plan  Information on the proposed new works  Available engineering layouts  Information about the area to be covered by new works  Construction standards for sewerage pipelines  Other available related information.

Pic.4. Detailed map of Djizzak city including proposed new sewerage pipelines - the source to know new pipelines’ location which however can not give information on exact alignments

Pic.5. Detailed map of Djizzak city including proposed new sewerage pipelines - the source to know new pipelines’ location which however can not give information on exact alignments. 15. The walk-over survey was carried out after the desk study had been substantially completed, and once plans had been made for the walkover survey of the proposed new sites. Walkover survey had been carried out for the proposed new sewerage pipelines to assess the overall involuntary land acquisition and resettlement impact such as loss of crops, trees, structures, livelihood sources, etc. Both the desk study and walk-over survey provided sufficient quantities of information to make an assessment of the scope of involuntary resettlement impacts.

4. Findings of the Social Due Diligence Exercise 16. In June, 2019 the government requested ADB to allocate 15 mln. USD for financing additional works in Djizzak city including the construction of new sewerage networks, washing existing sewerage collector pipes and equipping chlorination plant of existing wastewater treatment plant with chlorination equipment. This due diligence report has been prepared based on review available technical information related to the scope of new proposed works described in the below Table 1. Table 1. Scope of new works proposed by the government in June, 2019 Total, № Description of the proposed new works km. Construction of new 300-400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 9 multistory 1 apartment houses in the mahalla “Bogishamol” (from mahalla “Jilli-Gulli” until 5.4 mahalla “Sanzar”) Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 7 multistory 2 1.2 apartment houses for government officers in the mahalla “Sanzar” 3 Construction of new 500 mm diameter sewerage networks on Azimov street 3.0 Construction of new 200-400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 18 multistory 4 8.2 apartment houses in mahalla “A.Navoi” 5 Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks on U.Turakulov street 2.5 Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 27 multistory 6 2.2 apartment houses in the mahalla “Ulugbek” Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 15 multistory 7 2.0 apartment houses in the mahalla “Olmazor” Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 18 multistory 8 2.2 apartment houses in "Djizzak City" Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 8 multistory 9 3.5 apartment houses in the mahalla “Kipchok” Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage network for 15 multistory 10 3.1 apartment houses in the residential area “Kahramon” 11 Construction of new 250 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla “Zilol” 2.0 12 Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla “Sayiljoyi” 2.0 Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla 13 1.0 ‘Kassoblik” Construction of new 250-400 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla 14 3.2 “Okkurgonlik” Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla 15 3.0 “Madaniyat” 16 Construction of new 800 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla “Bobur” 2.0 Construction of new 200 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla 17 2.0 “Kushbarmok” Construction of new 300-600 mm diameter sewerage networks on Yugay street 18 4.0 until the city Automated Telephone Station-4 Construction of new 600 mm diameter sewerage networks from the city Tax 19 1.0 Department until the city Cotton Spinning Factory 20 Washing of 600 mm diameter sewerage networks on Sadullaeva street 6.0 Washing 500 mm diameter sewerage networks in the residential area “microdistrict 21 2.0 3/2” Washing 800 mm diameter sewerage networks from Sh.Rashidov street until the 22 1.5 Recreation Center 23 Installation of chlorination equipment inside existing waste water treatment plant -- TOTAL 63km 11

17. The resettlement screening of the proposed new works indicated in the above table has been carried out in June, 2019 by resettlement consultant of the PMC. The screening was based on preliminary technical information and general drawings provided by the “Suvokova”. At the moment no detailed level technical information is available because detailed design works had not been carried out yet. Exact alignments of new sewerage pipelines are not known yet. Such information will be available after completion of detailed design. “Suvokova” has preliminary proposals for alignments of new sewerage pipelines and the screening was carried out taken into consideration such alignments. However, the alignments for new sewerage pipelines proposed by “Suvokova” can change during the detailed design process which does not necessarily mean a change of diameters of such pipelines. 18. The screening of new sewerage networks construction areas showed that there will be no resettlement impact, neither temporary nor permanent, during the implementation of the new proposed works related to sewerage pipes construction in Djizzak city. New sewerage pipeline construction works will be implemented on the areas which are being developed by the municipal government within the Master Plan for Djizzak Urban Development. Under the city development program existing one-floor dwellings and other structures are being demolished or will be demolished and such areas are cleaned for further construction of new multistory apartment houses. Photos from the sites cleaned/being cleaned for construction of new apartment houses are given below here for a better illustration and understanding.

Pic.3. The site which had been cleaned from one floor dwellings and where new multistory apartment houses are being constructed

Pic.4. Sites being cleaned from one floor dwellings for construction new multistory apartment houses 19. Construction of new apartment houses has already been started in some mahallas. In some mahallas dwellings are being demolished currently and the areas are being cleaned. Also, on the areas where construction works under the Master Plan are not planned the new proposed sewerage pipelines will be constructed on/along main roads or sidewalks which will be recovered by the project to original condition after completion of works. No works will be carried out on territories of households or businesses.

20. The below section describes details of findings of resettlement screening carried out for each proposed new sewerage networks construction works. 21. No.1. Construction of new Ø 300-400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 9 multistory apartment houses in mahalla “Bogishamol” (from mahalla “Jilli-Gulli” until mahalla “Sanzar”). Total: 5.4 km. New sewerage networks are proposed for construction in the mahalla “Bogishamol” where there is no centralized sewerage system and dwellings and other entities in this area use pit latrines for sanitation purposes. Also, “Jilli-Gulli” and “Sanzar” mahallas will be connected to this new sewerage system. Preliminary alignments of new sewerage networks are located along right of ways of existing roads as shown in the below pictures. Such alignments are highlighted in yellow. No IR impacts are expected due to the construction of the new sewerage pipelines in the mahalla “Bogishamol” and no trees or roadside plantings are expected to be cut on condition if the pipelines alignments currently proposed by Suvokova are accepted for construction. Phase wise approach will be adopted for construction of new Ø 300-400 mm diameter sewerage networks where contractor will start construction of particular stretch of network after completion of the previous stretch.

Pic. 4. Preliminary alignments of new sewerage pipelines proposed for construction in “Bogishamol” mahalla.

22. No.2. Construction of Ø 300 mm diameter new sewerage networks for 7 multistory apartment houses for government officers in the mahalla “Sanzar”. Total: 1.2 km. Some parts of the mahalla “Sanzar” are planned to be demolished under the city government’s program for urban development where 7 multistory apartment houses for government officers will be constructed. The demolishing process has not been started yet in this mahalla and people still live 14 in their houses. New sewerage networks will be constructed in this area to convey wastewaters from the new apartment houses to the existing sewerage system of the city. New sewerage networks will be constructed on the areas which will be cleaned from demolished houses and along roads. No IR impacts are expected due to the construction of new sewerage networks in this area.

Pic. 5. The area in the mahalla “Sanzar” where one-floor houses will be demolished under the government’s development program for construction of new apartment houses and where sewerage networks will be constructed

Pic. 6. The area in the mahalla “Sanzar” where one-floor houses will be demolished under the government’s development program and new apartment houses will be constructed 15

23. No. 3. Construction of new Ø 500 mm diameter sewerage networks on Azimov street. Total: 3km. Demolishing of existing one-floor residential buildings under the city government’s program for urban development has already been started along Azimov street. In this area, the existing road will be extended and new multistory houses will be constructed. New sewerage networks will be constructed along the area cleaned by the government for extension of the road and construction of multistory apartment houses. No IR impact is expected due to construction of new sewerage networks.

Pic 7. Preliminary alignment of new sewerage network proposed for construction on Azimov street

Pic 8. Houses being demolished for extension of the road and construction of new multistory apartment houses on Azimov street.

24. No. 4. Construction of Ø 200-400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 18 new multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Alisher Navoi”. Total length: 8.2 km. The government of Djizzak city has already started demolishing of one-floor houses in this area for construction of 18 new multistory apartment houses. Such houses are being demolished and territories are being cleaned gradually after affected families compensated. Families whose houses are being demolished in this area already received new lands and cash compensation in 2019. Families which did not receive compensation still live in their houses. New sewerage networks will be constructed to convey wastewaters from the new 18 multistory apartment houses and transmit to the central sewerage system of the city. New sewerage pipelines will be constructed on the areas where houses and other structures will be demolished and cleaned. Also, new pipelines will be constructed on the right of way of existing road Alisher Navoi. No IR impact is expected due to the construction of the new sewerage pipelines.

Pic. 9. The area on A.Navoi street where one-floor houses are being demolished under the government’s development program for construction of new apartment houses and where sewerage networks will be constructed. 17

25. No. 5 Construction of new Ø 300 mm diameter sewerage networks on U.Turakulov street. Total: 2.5 km. New sewerage networks are proposed for construction along Turakulov street. Individual residential houses, businesses and administrative offices are proposed to be connected to the new sewerage network and further transportation the waste waters to the central sewerage system of the city. New sewerage pipelines are proposed to be constructed along existing roads within the right of way of these roads. No IR impact is expected due to the construction of the new pipelines.

Pic. 10. Proposed alignments for new sewerage pipelines along Turakulov street 26. No. 6. Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 27 multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Ulugbek”. Total: 2.2 km. New sewerage networks are proposed for construction in the mahalla “Ulugbek”. Currently, new multistory apartment houses are being constructed in this mahalla and there is a need to connect these houses to the centralized sewerage system. The houses are being on the area where one-floor Individual residential houses had been demolished and cleaned. No IR impact is expected due to the construction of the new pipelines because new sewerage networks will be constructed in already cleaned areas. 18

Pic. 11. New multistory apartment house being constructed in the mahalla “Ulugbek” where construction of new sewerage networks is proposed

Pic. 12. Houses being demolished in the mahalla “Ulugbek”

27. No. 7. Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 15 multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Olmazor”. Total: 3.5 km. The government of the city plans to demolish one-floor residential houses in the mahalla Olmazor where new 15 multistory apartment houses will be constructed on the cleaned area. New sewerage networks will be constructed to convey wastewaters from the new 15 multistory apartment houses to the central sewerage system of the city. New sewerage pipelines will be constructed on the areas where houses will be demolished and cleaned. No IR impact is expected due to the construction of the new sewerage pipelines in the mahalla Olmazor. 19

Pic. 13. The area planned for demolishing and construction of new multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Olmazor” 28. No. 8. Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 18 multistory apartment houses in “Djizzak City”. Total: 2.2 km. The government of the city plans to construct new 18 multistory apartment houses on the area where new “Djizzak City” will be created. The territory of new “Djizzak City” is located on the area currently occupied by gardens with fruit and non-fruit trees. The gardens will be cleaned tentatively in 2019-2020 from trees for the construction of “Djizzak City” including 18 new multistory apartment houses which will be connected to the central sewerage system of the city. New sewerage pipelines will be constructed on the areas cleaned from trees and other plantings. No IR impact is expected due to the construction of the new sewerage pipelines in this area.

Pic. 14. The area planned for cleaning from trees for construction of new “Djizzak City” including 18 multistory apartment houses 29. No. 9. Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 8 multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Kipchok”. Total: 3.5 km. In this area, new sewerage networks will be constructed for new apartment houses which will be constructed under the government’s plan for Djizzak city development. For the purposes of construction of new 8 apartment houses, the existing one-floor houses will be demolished to clean the area. According to preliminary plans of Suvokova new sewerage networks will be constructed on the cleaned area and along existing roads. No involuntary resettlement impact is expected due to the construction of 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 8 multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Kipchok”.

Pic. 15. Preliminary alignments of new sewerage pipeline to be constructed in the mahalla “Kipchok” 30. No. 10. Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 15 multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Kakhramon”. Total: 3.1 km. The government of the city plans to construct new 15 multistory apartment houses on the territory of Mahalla “Kakhramon” along the existing highway. The territory for the construction of new apartment houses is located on the area currently occupied by fields and gardens with fruit and non-fruit trees. New sewerage pipelines will be constructed on the areas cleaned from trees and other plantings. No IR impact is expected due to the construction of the new sewerage pipelines in this area.

Pic. 16. The area planned for cleaning from trees for the construction of new 15 multistory apartment houses along existing highway 31. No. 11. Construction of new 250 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla “Zilol”. Total: 2km. In this area, new sewerage networks will be constructed for the existing one- floor residential houses which will be connected to the existing sewerage system of the city. Preliminary alignments of new sewerage networks proposed by Suvokova are located within existing roads. No IR impacts are expected due to the construction of new sewerage pipelines in mahalla “Zilol”.

Pic. 17. Preliminary alignments of new pipeline to be constructed in the mahalla “Zilol” 32. No. 12. Construction of new Ø 400 mm sewerage networks in the mahalla “Sayiljoyi”. Total: 2 km. New sewerage networks are proposed for construction in the mahalla Sayiljoyi for connection individual residential houses without sewerage infrastructure to the new sewerage network and further transportation the waste waters to the central sewerage system of the city. New sewerage pipelines are proposed to be constructed along existing roads within the right of way of these roads. No IR impact is expected due to the construction of the new pipelines in this area.

Pic. 18. Proposed alignments for new sewerage pipelines in the mahalla “Sayiljoyi”

33. No. 13. Construction of new Ø 400 mm sewerage networks in the mahalla “Kassoblik”. Total: 1 km. New sewerage networks are proposed for construction in the mahalla Kassoblik for connection individual residential houses without sewerage to the existing central sewerage system of the city. New sewerage pipeline is proposed to be constructed along the existing road within the right of way of the roads. No IR impact is expected due to the construction of the new pipeline.

Pic. 19. Proposed alignment for new sewerage pipeline in the mahalla “Kassoblik”

34. No. 14. Construction of new Ø 250 - 400 mm sewerage networks in the mahalla “Okkurgonlik”. Total: 3.2 km. New sewerage networks are proposed for construction in the mahalla “Okkurgonlik” for connection individual residential houses without sewerage to the existing central sewerage system of the city. New sewerage pipeline is proposed to be constructed along the existing road within the right of way of the roads. No IR impact is expected due to the construction of new pipelines.

Pic. 20. Proposed alignments for new sewerage pipelines in the mahalla “Okkurgonlik” 35. No. 15. Construction of new Ø 400 mm sewerage networks in the mahalla “Madaniyat”. Total: 3km. New sewerage pipelines in this area will be constructed in the territory of the mahalla “Madaniyat” along existing roads on the right of ways of the streets. Residential houses, businesses and administrative offices within this mahalla will be connected to the new sewerage system. No IR impact is expected due to the construction of the new pipelines.

Pic. 21. Proposed alignment for new sewerage pipelines in the mahallaMadaniyat.

36. No. 16. Construction of new Ø 800 mm sewerage networks in the mahalla “Bobur”. Total: 2 km. New sewerage networks are proposed for construction in the mahalla “Bobur” for connection new customers in this mahalla including individual households, business and also 27 customers located in neighboring areas to the existing central sewerage system of the city. For this purpose, bigger diameter pipeline will be required and more space for laying such pipeline. In this regard, new bigger diameter sewerage pipeline is proposed to be constructed in the middle of the existing road. No IR impact is expected due to the construction of a new pipeline.

Pic. 22. Proposed alignment for new sewerage pipeline in the mahalla “Bobur”.

37. No. 17. Construction of new Ø 200 mm sewerage networks in the mahalla “Kushbarmok”. Total: 2km.Currently, new multistory apartment houses are being constructed in the mahalla “Kushbarmok” along the existing highway. Also, the construction of individual one-floor houses had been completed recently. New sewerage networks will be required for connection these new houses to the sewerage system and transporting wastewaters to the central sewerage system of the city. Proposed new sewerage networks will be constructed on the areas cleaned for construction of infrastructure. No IR impact is expected due to construction of a new pipeline.

Pic. 23. New houses in the mahalla “Kushbarmok” to be connected to the new sewerage system 38. No. 18. Construction of new Ø 300-600 mm diameter sewerage networks along Yugay street until the city Automatic Telephone Station – 4. Total length: 4km. New sewerage pipelines will be constructed along Yugay street on the right of way of this street. Existing residential houses located nearby this street and new multistory apartment houses being constructed on this street will be connected to the new sewerage system. No IR impact is expected due to the construction of the new pipelines.

Pic. 24. Proposed alignments for new sewerage pipelines on Yugay street.

39. No. 19. Construction of new Ø 600 mm diameter sewerage networks from the city Tax Department until Cotton Spinning Factory. Total: 1 km. New sewerage pipelines will be constructed from the city Tax Department until the Cotton Spinning Factory on the right of way of the existing road. There are no residential houses or individual businesses near the proposed alignment of the new sewerage pipeline. No IR impact is expected due to the construction of the new pipelines.

Pic. 25. Proposed alignments for new sewerage pipelines from the city Tax Department to Cotton Spinning Factory 40. No. 20. Washing Ø 600 mm diameter sewerage networks on Sadullaev street. Total: 6 km. No. 21. Washing Ø 500 mm diameter sewerage networks in micro district 3/2. Total: 2 km. No. 22. Washing Ø 800 mm diameter sewerage networks from Sh. Rashidov street until the city Health and Recreation Center. Total: 1.5 km. The sewerage networks under the items No. 20, 21 and 22 already exist. They had been constructed in 1960 – 1970 and during the long 31 period of operation some parts of these networks clogged with different types of junks and there is a need to clean these sewerage networks from such junks by washing method. The sewerage pipelines can be cleaned with special washing equipment. Most of the expenses for cleaning will be spent on hiring such special washing equipment, fuel, and purchase of metal covers for some manholes where such metal covers had been lost. Currently, Suvokova uses different available materials to close the manholes, mostly concrete pieces as shown in the below pictures. No construction works are planned for the items No.20, 21 and 22, and no IR impact is expected due to the washing of the existing sewerage pipelines.

Pic. 26. Manholes of sewerage pipelines in Sadullaev street, Sh.Rashidov street and micro district 3/2 without metal cover proposed for washing under the new scope of works 41. No. 23. Equipping chlorination plant on the existing wastewater treatment plant. The list of the requested new scope of works includes equipping one of the buildings of existing wastewater treatment plant with new chlorination equipment. Currently, the existing wastewater treatment plant does not operate and waste wasters coming from Djizzak city are discharged to open channels without treatment. Purpose of the new chlorination building is chlorination wastewaters which are discharged into channels without treatment. The equipped chlorination building will be operated until a new wastewater treatment plant is constructed under the project and put into operation. No IR impact is expected due to equipping existing building of wastewater treatment plant.

Pic. 27. Untreated wastewater coming from Djizzak city sewerage system being discharged in to channel which will reach Arnasay lake in the northern part of Djizzak province

Pic. 28. A vessel currently used for chlorination the untreated wastewaters and existing building proposed for equipping with chlorination equipment.

5. Consultations and Information Disclosure 42. Public consultations. Public consultations issues in Uzbekistan are mostly regulated by the law “On Public Control” dated 12 April, 2018 with the reference number #ZRU-474 which is the. There are also other legal texts regulating information disclosure and consultations issues in different sectors. For example, the law “On Public Discussion of Drafts of Laws” dated 14 December, 2000 with reference number # 166-II requires government legislative bodies to organize public discussions of drafts of new laws to be adopted. Article 3 of the law sets the main principles of public discussion such as equality, transparency, availability of information, free expression of opinion. Consultations issue related to land acquisition and resettlement is regulated by the Resolution of the President dated 1 August, 2018 with reference number # 5495 where Article 1 requires that decision on land acquisition shall be taken only after carrying out consultations with affected persons whose lands are planned for acquisition. 43. The purpose of the law “On Public Control”, as described in Article 1, is regulation of relations in the sphere of organization and implementation of public control over activities of government bodies and institutions. The focus of the law, as per the Article 4, is public control of government bodies activities and officials related to: following public interests, public opinion in new adopted legal texts, as well as in the national or regional development programs; ensure compliance with the requirements of legislation in the field of protection of the rights and legitimate interests of citizens, legal entities, interests of society; performance of their tasks and functions which affect social and public interests; provision of public services; implementation of agreements, contracts, projects and programs implemented within the framework of social partnership. Article 6 of the law identifies the following types of social control: requests to government bodies, participation on open meetings of government bodies; public consultations; public expertise, public monitoring, etc. As per the law, local communities have the right to initiate, organize consultations events, request information from government bodies, require a report of activities of government bodies. However, disclosure of the information is not required by the law “On Public Control”. This law does not cover activities related to preparing and arrangement of referendums, defense, and public safety issues, investigations, execution of punishments, legal proceedings. Public control of such activities are regulated by other separate legal texts. 44. Public consultations for the project are been carried out on a regular basis. Since the project preparatory stage in 2014 and up to date number of public consultations related to discussion resettlement and environmental issues had been carried out. Public consultations to discuss resettlement issues of the project had been carried out on 19, 20 and 27 April 2014 in Djizzak city. Next consultations had been carried out on 8 February, 2017 and 22 February, 2019. Main purpose of the consultations were to make local communities aware about the project including activities, scope of works, timelines; to make people aware about possible adverse impacts of the project due to construction of sewerage networks and transmission mains; to make people aware about the general policy principles of national laws and ADB Safeguard Policy Statement, 2009. The last two consultations were combined with environmental consultations. Besides, public consultations to discuss possible environmental impacts of the project were carried out on 22 April, 2014 and 14 December, 2016. 45. Information disclosure. As per the Constitution of Uzbekistan, every citizen has a right to search, obtain and disseminate information except the information aimed against the existing constitutional system and other information restricted bylaws (Article 29). The law “On Guarantees and Freedom of Access to Information” dated 27 April, 1997 states that access to information is guaranteed to every citizen. The government protects the rights of everyone to seek, receive, research, transmit and disseminate information. (Article 3). As per the law “On Principles and Guarantees of Freedom of Information” dated 12 December, 2002 government bodies, NGOs, public associations are obliged to disclose information on events, facts, processes of public importance through mass media (Article 6). The government protects the right of everybody to seek, obtain, research, disseminate, use and keep information. The right to information may not be 35 restricted on the basis of sex, race, nationality, language, religion, social origin, beliefs, personal and social status (Article 8). 46. The law of Uzbekistan “About Transparency of Government Bodies Activities” dated 5 May, 2014 with reference number # ZRU-369 is the basic national legal text regulating disclosure of information by government bodies. Article 5 of the law requires government bodies to disclose the following information:  legal texts establishing the legal status of government bodies, their structures, and territorial divisions;  legal texts adopted by government bodies, as well as information on the progress of their implementation;  information on modifications of legal texts;  information on draft legal texts developed by government bodies;  information on the implementation of government and other programs;  information on public events carried out by government bodies (meetings, press conferences, briefings, seminars, round tables, etc);  information on the interaction of government bodies with other government bodies, people and legal entities, as well as foreign and international organizations;  information on international treaties of Uzbekistan implemented by government bodies;  information on main social-economic indicators which describe the condition of sectors(territories);  information on open biddings and auctions organized by government bodies;  information on vacancies, conditions of employment and requirements for candidates for vacancies;  information on coordination and advisory bodies established by government bodies;  plans of holding open meetings of collegial meetings of government bodies, including drafts of meetings agenda, date, place and time of the event, the procedure of participation. 47. Above information can be disclosed on web sites of government bodies, official publications, and mass media. 48. Taking above into consideration the Ministry of Housing and Communal Services of Uzbekistan created its web site and regularly publishes information on it. Information on “Djizzak Sanitation System Development” project has also been published on the web site – www.mjko.uz. 49. A translated copy of this SDDR also will be published on the web site of the MHCS and will be placed in the office of Djizzak Province “Suvokova”.

6. National Land Acquisition and Resettlement Policy 6.1 General 50. The below section describes the national government provisions and measures regulating the land acquisition and resettlement issues, compensations payments, and relevant resolutions and decrees. 6.2 Laws, Regulations, and Provisions Relating to Land Acquisition and Resettlement 6.2.1 The Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan 51. The Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan adopted on 08.12.1992 with the latest amendment on 15.10.2018 provides that:  everyone shall have the right to own property (Article 36). The economy of Uzbekistan, evolving towards market relations, is based on various forms of ownership. The state shall guarantee freedom of economic activity, entrepreneurship, and labour with due regard for the priority of consumers’ rights, equality and legal protection of all forms of ownership (Article 53);  owner, at his discretion, shall possess, use and dispose of his property. The use of any property must not be harmful to the ecological environment nor shall it infringe on the rights and legally protected interests of citizens, juridical entities and the state (Article 54);  the land, it's mineral resources, waters, fauna, and flora, other natural resources shall constitute the national wealth and shall be rationally used and protected by the state (Article 55). 52. The Constitution guarantees the rights of its citizens and their equality before the law. In accordance with the Constitution, all citizens of Uzbekistan have equal rights and freedoms and are equal before the law without distinction of sex, race, nationality, language, religion, social origin, convictions, personal or social status (Article 18). 6.2.2 The Land Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan 53. The Land Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan was adopted on 30.04.1998 with the latest amendment of 24.07.2018. The code regulates the issues of withdrawal and provision of land plots for non-agricultural needs, compensation of losses of agricultural production, defines ownership and rights on the land. It describes responsibilities of different state authorities of Uzbekistan related to land management; rights and obligations of the land possessor, user, tenant, and owner; land category types, land acquisition, and compensation, resolution of land disputes and land protection. The Land Code also defines the terms of rights termination on the land plot, seizure and land acquisition of land plot for state and public needs, and terms of seizure of land plot in violation of land legislation. 54. According to the Land Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, all land in Uzbekistan is state property and permits for use of land are granted and monitored by the State through the district and province administrations. National legislation envisages the following types of land transfers: for use, lease, or ownership by legal entities (only with objects of trade and services infrastructure), and for lifelong inheritable ownership (with housing), use, or lease by individuals. While all land transactions are subject to state regulation some transactions occur with special permission of the state. The laws and procedures for expropriating agricultural and urban land are treated differently under Uzbek Law. While agricultural land issues are covered and treated under the Land Code, urban land issues are covered under the Civil Code, the Housing Code, and the Urban Construction Code. 55. The Land Code identifies several categories of land users, who are eligible for compensation for losses and damages in connection with the land acquisition:

 land tenants – citizens who were allocated land plots for individual housing construction and/or dehkan farming on the basis of life-long tenure;  lessees (leaseholders) – farmers, who were allocated land plots for agricultural production purposes, on the basis of a long-term lease;  Landowners – users of land plots occupied by trade and services infrastructure, which are used as private property. Land, occupied by trade and services infrastructure, however, may not be sold separately from the latter  land users – all other enterprises, organizations, and institutions, which are entitled to use non-agricultural lands. This is the largest category, which includes enterprises and institutions of all types (private and public). Examples include hospitals, schools, private enterprises, and factories. 56. The land legislation envisages compensation for damages to land users in full, including lost profits in the following cases: (a) permanent or temporary acquisition of land; (b) limitation of the rights of users; (c) deterioration of land quality due to implementation of construction works, servicing, and other activities that lead to reductions in the quantity or quality of agricultural products. According to the legislation, compensation for loss of agricultural production is not provided if: (i) land is acquired for the construction and servicing of individual housing; (ii) land is acquired for the construction of schools, boarding-schools, orphanages, preschool and healthcare establishments; and (iii) land was allocated for water management purposes and for the construction of irrigation and water-related facilities. 6.2.3 Housing Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan 57. The Housing Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan was adopted on 24.12.1998 with the latest amendment of 11.10.2018. This housing legislation regulates the relations of citizens, legal entities, public bodies and local governments on such issues as emergence, implementation, change and termination of the property right, the right of possession and use of premises; registration of housing, maintenance and repair of housing stock, monitoring of observance of housing rights of citizens and proper use of housing stock. 58. Article 27 ensures that affected persons whose houses are demolished will be provided with equal value housing in case their residential lands are acquired for public needs. The article ensures that such affected persons are compensated for lost facilities, constructions, crops, trees and other damages. 59. Article 28 of the Code identifies conditions for “land for land” compensation for acquisition of residential lands for state and public needs. The article says that in case of demolition of residential houses in connection with land acquisition for state or public needs the affected citizens, members of their families and also the citizens which permanently live in these houses shall be provided land for individual housing construction based on the existing standards. The affected persons should be provided temporary housing for the period of new house construction on new land up to three years including full compensation of demolished premises, facilities, constructions and plantings as well as other related expenditures. 60. Article 29. Compensation of losses of legal entities due to the acquisition of their lands for state and public needs. Legal entities who own residential houses, other constructions, facilities, plantings located on land to be acquired shall be compensated with equal value property and paid other incurred losses due to the acquisition of land parcel due to state and public needs. 61. Article 30. According to this article residential houses, constructions and facilities located on acquired land can be moved to a new location. Procedure of movement of houses, constructions and facilities shall be determined by the Cabinet of Ministers of Uzbekistan.

6.2.4 Civil Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan 62. The Civil Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan was adopted by the Laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan No.163-I dated 21.12.1995 and No.256-I dated 29.08.1996 with the last amendments of 18.04.2018. The Civil Code provides a definition of property, main concepts to property objects, basics of termination of property rights and right for compensation payments due to property right loss, rights on intellectual property, it regulates the contractual and other obligations as well as other property and related personal non-property relations. The Code sets general rules of property acquisition, calculation of property cost and rights for compensation, terms of rights termination. 63. The Code provides that a person whose rights are violated may claim full compensation for damages unless the law or the contract provides compensation for losses in a smaller size (Article 14, Clause 1). The Civil Code (Article 14, Clause 2) also specifies that losses are understood as:  expenses that the person whose rights are violated, made or must make to restore the violated rights;  loss of or damage to property (real damage);  revenues which this person would have received under normal conditions of civil turnover if his rights had not been violated (lost profits). 64. According to Article 14, Clause 3 “If a person who violated a law and got revenues received as a result of this, the person whose rights had been violated has the right to claim compensation along with other losses, lost profits in the amount not less than such revenues”. 65. According to Article 7 “If an international treaty or agreement stipulates other rules than those stipulated by civil legislation, rules of the international treaty or agreement shall be applied”. This rule is a common rule for all Uzbekistan’s laws. 66. According to Article 8, Clause 3, the rights to the property which are subject to state registration shall arise upon the registration of the relevant rights to it, unless otherwise provided by law. Article 84, Clause 1 says that the right for ownership and other real property rights, creation, transfer, restriction, and termination of these rights are subject to state registration. This means that without registration the right to real estate property does not enter into the force. This statement is very important for the further understanding of LAR processes related to land acquisition and building’s demolition. 6.2.5 Resolution of the President of Uzbekistan “About the Measures for Basic Improvement of Investment Climate in the Republic of Uzbekistan” 67. The resolution dated 1 August, 2018 with the reference number UP-5495 was adopted clarifies the sectors for which involuntary acquisition of land of individuals and legal entities is allowed for the state and public needs. The regulation obliges to carry out consultations with affected persons before acquisition of their lands. As per the resolution losses of affected people due to land acquisition must be compensated in full before acquisition of land. The government bodies shall reimburse losses of affected persons due to illegal orders of government bodies for land acquisition in case. The following are the main provisions of the resolution:  the decision of involuntary land acquisition for the state and public needs is allowed only after consultations with the parties whose land plots are planned to be acquired as well as after evaluation of benefits and losses;  demolition of residential, industrial structures, other buildings and facilities of individuals and legal entities due to land acquisition is allowed after full compensation of affected assets and losses caused to owners due to land acquisition;  losses of individuals and legal entities resulting from an illegal administrative act of a government body shall be reimbursed by the state;  Involuntary land acquisition for public needs is allowed only for the following purposes: state defense and public security, protected natural areas, establishment and operation 39

of free economic zones, implementation of obligations arising from international treaties; discovery and development of mineral deposits;  construction (reconstruction) of roads and railways, airports, aerodromes, air navigation facilities, and aviation centers, railway transport facilities, bridges, subways, tunnels, energy systems and power lines, communication lines, space activity facilities, trunk mains, engineering and communication networks;  implementation of Master Plans of settlements for construction of facilities funded by the Government as well as other cases clearly indicated by laws and decisions of the Government. 6.2.6 The Resolution of the Cabinet Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan "About Approval of the Regulations on Procedure of Compensations Payments to Citizens and Legal Entities for Withdrawal of Land Plots for the State and Public Needs" 68. The resolution with reference number 97 was adopted on 29.05.2006 with the latest amendment of 27.11.2018 sets out procedures for compensation to individuals and legal entities in case of acquisition of residential lands for state and public needs. This regulation mainly deals with residential land plots, houses, building and structures of individuals and legal entities. 69. The following are the general principles and procedures of the resolution to be followed during the acquisition of a land plot or portion of it and compensation to individuals and legal entities for residential, manufacturing, or other special purpose buildings, facilities, and plantings subject to demolition in connection with land withdrawal for government or public needs. 70. Acquisition of a land plot for public needs shall be carried out with landowner’s consent or upon agreement with the landowners, by a resolution of a Hokim of a particular jurisdiction (district, town, city, province), or by resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 71. Land acquisition and demolition of residential, industrial, other constructions and plantings is allowed only for the following purposes:  defense and state security, protected natural areas, creation, and functioning of free economic zones;  implementation of obligations arising from international treaties;  discovery and development of mineral deposits;  construction (reconstruction) of roads and railways, airports, aerodromes, air navigation facilities, and aviation centers, railway transport facilities, bridges, subways, tunnels, energy systems and power lines, communication lines, facilities of space activities, trunk mains, engineering and communication networks;  implementation of Master Plans of settlements in terms of construction of facilities at the expense of the state budget of the Republic of Uzbekistan as well as in other cases directly provided by the laws and decisions of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 72. Demolition of facilities due to land acquisition is allowed only after full compensation of real properties and losses at market value. 73. Hokimiyats of respective districts/towns shall notify owners of relevant residential, manufacturing and other buildings, facilities, and plantings in writing at least six months before the targeted demolition date. 74. Landowners may appeal the resolution of the respective district/town Hokim on demolition and approval of the value of residential, manufacturing, and other-purpose buildings, facilities, and plantings subject to demolition in the Hokimiyats of the Provinces as well as in the court system. 75. The value of residential, manufacturing or other-purpose buildings and facilities built without proper authorization shall not be compensated.

76. Lands acquired for companies, institutions or organizations will be responsible for payment of compensation, provision of houses or apartments, and temporary housing, as well as the reimbursement of all relocation costs. 77. The following types of compensations can be provided instead of the land acquired:  equivalent comfortable living space with an area not lower than a social norm of the housing area and payment of plantings cost;  payment of the market value of demolished dwelling house, other structures, constructions and plantings, and also compensation of losses caused to owners due to land acquisition;  providing of land plot for housing construction including the provision of temporary housing for the period of up to two years including full payment of the market value of demolished houses, buildings, structures, plantings and other losses incurred in due to land acquisition;  providing to legal entities equivalent property or compensation of the market value of the real estate and losses caused due to acquisition of land for state or public needs;  full compensation of losses caused due to acquisition of land for state or public needs;  transfer and restoration, on a new place, of houses, structures and constructions belonging to citizens and legal entities which are subject to demolition, and also compensation of other losses caused due to the acquisition of land plot;  construction of residential houses and buildings on a new place with the following transfer them to citizens and legal entities as well as compensation of other losses due to the acquisition of land. 78. In case of acquisition of land plots used by citizens on the right of lifetime inheritable possession and which was acquired on an auction basis, they shall be provided with a new equivalent land plot with the right of lifetime inheritable possession. 6.2.7 Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers “About the Measures of Improvement the Order of Provision of Land Plots for Implementation of Urban Development Activity and for Other Non-Agricultural Needs” 79. Being adopted on 25.05.2011 with reference number 146 with amendments of 29.08. 2017 this resolution is aimed to improve the procedure of providing land plots, protect rights of legal entities and individuals during land acquisition, improve the architecture of settlements and the efficient use of their land for construction in accordance with the land code and the national town planning code. The resolution mainly deals with agricultural lands. This resolution regulates (i) procedure for providing land plots for urban development and other non-agricultural purposes, (ii) procedure of compensation for land possessors, users, tenants, and owners, as well as losses of agriculture and forestry. 80. The Regulation on the procedure for providing land plots for urban development and other non-agricultural purposes contains the following provisions:  order of land plot location, preparation and approval of site selection and land allocation documents without approved planning documentation;  order of placement, selection and land allocation with approved planning documentation;  order for rejection in the selection and land allocation for construction;  provision of land plots for individual housing construction;  elements of urban planning documents and development regulation lines. 81. The Regulation on the procedure of compensation for possessors, users, tenants and landowners, as well as losses of agriculture and forestry includes the following:  compensation for losses of owners, users, tenants and landowners; 41

 compensation for losses of agriculture and forestry;  cost of irrigation and developing the equal new land plot in return for seized irrigated agricultural land;  cost of fundamental improvement of grassland and pasture;  scheme for determination of losses of land possessors, users, tenants, and owners, as well as losses of agriculture and forestry;  coefficients on the location of seized land plots. 82. Losses of landowners, users, tenants, and owners, as well as losses of agriculture and forestry, should be compensated before granting of documents certifying rights on the land plot. The regulation also orders that demolition of house or building shall be done only after agreeing on compensation and providing replacement premises. The regulation orders that compensation shall be paid before starting any construction work on the land acquired. In case if landowners, users, tenants, and owners whose land plots are acquired disagree with compensation amounts they can appeal to a court. In case of acquisition and temporary occupation of the land plot or part thereof, the following shall be compensated:  cost of the land plot, owned by individuals and legal entities;  cost of residential houses, constructions, and installations, including incomplete constructions, and also located outside of the allocated plot, if its further utilization is impossible due to seizing of the land plot;  cost of fruits and berries, other perennial plants;  cost of incomplete agricultural production;  lost of profit. 83. Amount of losses of agricultural landowners, users, tenants shall be determined by the State Research and Design Institute "Uzdaverloyikha" and its regional divisions; regional branches of state enterprises for land management and real estate cadastre, and departments for architecture and construction with help of evaluation company. 84. Amount of losses due to land acquisition are considered by land commissions under the Cabinet of Ministers, Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Hokimiyats of provinces, districts and cities and approved by local authorities. 85. Losses of owners, users, tenants, and owners of land plots, as well as losses of agricultural and forestry production, shall be compensated before issuing to a new owner, user and lessee documents certifying the right to the land plot. 86. The following shall be compensated in case of permanent or temporary land acquisition:  cost of land plot which is privately owned by legal entities and individuals;  cost of residential houses, buildings, and structures, including facilities whose construction was not completed;  cost of fruit, protective and other perennial plants;  cost of not-completed agricultural production;  loss of profit. 87. Cost of unfinished agricultural production, including cost of used materials (seeds, mineral and organic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, etc.) and actually performed works (preparation of soil for sowing, cleaning of irrigation and drainage network, sowing seeds, watering, processing of crops, etc.) shall be evaluated based on primary accounting documents. 88. Cost of the lost profit of legal entities due to land acquisition shall be calculated on the basis of the average annual net income for the last three years based on financial reports on for the relevant years, and the period which is necessary for the restoration of activity on the new location. The period necessary for the restoration of activity on a new location is time for obtaining land plot, standard time for design and construction of facilities similar to those to be demolished. 42

89. Loss of profit shall not be compensated in cases when legal entities and individuals are provided with new land plots of equivalent value.  losses of lands are paid compensated to the government in the following cases:  permanent or temporary acquisition, purchase of agricultural land which had been given to people for agricultural activities for non-agricultural purposes;  restriction of rights of owners, users, tenants to land plots due to the creation of protective and sanitary zones around new water reservoirs under construction, water supply sources, resorts, main canals and collectors, roads, pipelines, power lines, and communications as well as other facilities;  deterioration of land quality as a result of activities of legal entities and individuals. 90. Losses of agricultural lands are not compensated to the government in the following cases:  housing construction and maintenance of residential buildings;  construction of kindergartens, schools and medical institutions;  construction of water facilities, reclamation facilities, and hydro-technical structures;  establishment of protected natural areas. 91. Funds for compensation of losses of agricultural lands shall be transferred to special accounts of regional "departments on land resources and state cadastre" within 1 month after the adoption of local government’s decision on land acquisition and approval of the scope of losses. 92. The funds received into the special accounts of the regional departments shall be used for the following purposes:  development of new lands and reconstruction of irrigated lands;  improvement of soil fertility;  construction and reconstruction of the drainage network, capital planning and improve the water supply of irrigated lands;  improvement of hayfields and pastures;  creation, restoration forests and nut-tree plantations;  afforestation of sands, coastal strips of reservoirs and rivers;  terracing of mountain slopes and implementation of other anti-erosion measures;  land management, cadastral and forest management works;  construction and equipping of wells and water pipelines on pastures;  preparation of land management documentation for optimization of land plots of farms;  reclamation of disturbed lands;  creation of automated land information systems. 93. Cost of new lands development to be paid to the government instead of the lands acquired shall be calculated based on the following table.

Land compensation fee, thnd. UZS x 1 bonitet Provinces score (soil quality indicator) Republic of Karakalpakstan 444,2 Andijan 761,6 Bukhara 634,8 Djizak 507,8 Kashkadarya 507,8 Navoi 507,8 Namangan 698,2 Samarkand 761,6 Surkhandarya 825,0 43

Land compensation fee, thnd. UZS x 1 bonitet Provinces score (soil quality indicator) Sirdarya 507,8 Tashkent 761,6 Fergana 698,2 Khorezm 634,8 Tashkent city 761,6 Table 6.1. Land compensation fee for permanent acquisition of land for non-agricultural purposes

94. Also, when calculating the cost of agricultural land loss the location of the acquired land plot (distance factor) shall be taken into account relatively to administrative and industrial centers. Distance factors to be applied during the calculation of compensation cost for permanent land acquisition are given in the following table: Settlements Distance to the border Multiplier to be of settlements, km applied Tashkent city Up to 20 2.0 Province center Up to 10 1.5 Other cities and rural settlements as well as rural Up to 5 1.3 settlements which are considered as district centers

Table 6.2. Distance factors applied during the calculation of land compensations 95. The above-described laws and regulations mention that non-titled and squatters on land and building/structures are ineligible for any compensation. 96. Collectively, these regulations provide a sound basis for acquiring land for public purposes and for compensating land users according to the registered use of the land in Uzbekistan. 6.2.8 Resolution of the Government of Uzbekistan “On Measures on Improvement Efficiency of Preparing and Implementation of Projects funded by International Financial Institutions and Foreign Governmental Financial Organizations” 97. Being adopted on 16.07.2018 with the reference number 3857 this resolution requires that compensations for land acquisition, demolition of houses, other facilities, structures or damage of plantings due to implementation of projects funded by an international donor to be made in accordance with the rules of the international donor if such rules are fixed in project agreement. 6.2.9 Resolution of the President of Uzbekistan “On measures on Fundamental Improvements of Investment Climate in the Republic of Uzbekistan” 98. Being adopted on 01.08.2018 with the reference number 5495 this resolution declares that acquisition of land for public needs is allowed only after consultations with involved parties whose land plots to be acquired. It also says that demolition of residential, industrial premises, other facilities, and structures that belong to individuals and legal entities, and acquisition of land are allowed after full compensation of the market value of immovable property and losses caused to owners in connection with such acquisition. 6.2.10 Resolution of the Government of Uzbekistan “About Approval of the Procedure of Accumulating and Use of Funds of Centralized Stocks for Compensation of Damages to Individual Persons and Legal Entities Due to Acquisition of Lands for Public Needs” 99. Being adopted on 26.12.2018 with the reference number 1047 this resolution established the Republican Centralized Fund (RCF) under the Cabinet of Ministers for calculation and payment 44 compensations to affected households and entities due to involuntary land acquisition. According to the resolution, land can be acquired only for public and state needs. RCF covers the projects funded by the Government, central and local level. This resolution sets the procedure of compensation payments to affected physical and legal entities using the RCF funds. 100. As per the resolutions funds of RFC and its regional branches shall be managed by Chairmans of Boards of Directors. The Board of Directors under RCF has the right to take decisions which are compulsory for execution. The Board of Directors will also monitor the allocation of funds to affected households during the land acquisition period. Local governments (i.e., Hokimiyats) shall start the process of compensation by requesting the RCF necessary funds for land acquisition. The Board of Directors shall review such requests and take the appropriate decision. Regional governments shall issue resolutions on the allocation of compensation funds based on the decision of the RCF. The Decree serves as a legal basis for paying compensation to affected persons.

7. Grievance Redress Mechanisms 101. Grievance redress issues in Uzbekistan are regulated by the legal text No. ZRU-378 dated 3 December 2014 “On Appeals of Physical and Legal Persons” with the amendment on 11 September, 2017. The law clearly determines types of queries, deadlines of submitting, review and resolving of appeals and grievances. Main purpose of the law is to regulate issues related to appeals of people and legal entities to government bodies (Article 1). As per Article 3 people and legal entities of Uzbekistan as well as foreigners and foreign legal entities have rights to file an appeal to government bodies (Article 3). Appeals can be in verbal, written or electronic form (Article 4). Article 5 of the law identifies three types of appeal: application, proposal, and grievance. Article 6 of the law describes requirements for appeals. According to this article, an appeal must be signed, include the name of the appellant and contact information. Appeals which do not include name and contact details of the appellant are considered as anonymous and as per Article 20, they shall not be reviewed by government bodies. Appeals can be filed in Uzbek and other languages. 102. Period of consideration appeals. Appeals and grievance must be reviewed and resolved within 15 days. In case of complexity of appeals and grievances which requires additional study or request of information, such appeals and grievances can be resolved within one month. An appellant must be informed about such extension (Article 19). As per Article 21, people and legal entities can request and obtain information on the process of review of appeal or grievance. Article 23 states that government body is obliged to inform an appellant in written about results of review and measures taken. 103. Guarantees. Article 10 of the law states that discrimination in the use of the right for appeal based on the sex, race, nationality, language, religion, social origin, beliefs, personal and social status of an individual, as well as forms of ownership, location (postal address), organizational and legal forms and other circumstances of legal entities is not allowed. Article 13 guarantees that appeals and grievances which include name and contact information will be accepted and resolved. Article 14 guarantees the non-disclosure of information related to appeal or grievance. Article 15 guarantees the safety of people and legal entities which submit an appeal or grievance. 104. Besides the requirements of the law “On Appeals of Physical and Legal Persons”, ADB requires that the EA establish a project level grievance redress mechanism with a suitable grievance redress procedure to receive and resolve of peoples’ concerns, complaints, and grievances. It should address affected people’s concerns and complaints using an understandable and transparent process and easy to access. 105. To that end, the EA established simple and accessible project level grievance redress mechanism to address directly any complaints received from people in the project areas. The main objective of project specific grievance mechanism is to ensure a timely and user-friendly solution to the complaints received from local communities with regard to the project activities. The project grievance redress mechanism does not prevent any people to approach the national legal system to resolve their complaints at any stage of the grievance redress process. The following paragraph describes the levels of the GRM. 106. Level 1. Djizzak Province “Suvokova”.The Djizzak Province “Suvokova” will resolve or clarify the issue within 1 week. 107. Level 2. Djizzak City Hokimiyat (or Sharof Rashidov District Hokimiyat for Uchtepa town).In case if a complaint is submitted to hokimiyat, it will establish a contact with Djizzak Province “Suvokova”, the CSA and its PCU, Mahalla and will try to resolve the issue within 1 to 2 weeks. 108. Level 3.Djizzak Province Hokimiyat. If a grievance is not resolved within 15 days, the complainants can submit its complaint to the provincial hokimiyat. The Provincial hokimiyat will also have 15 calendar days to resolve the complaint.

109. Level 4. Project Coordination Unit of Communal Services Agency. The PCU, on receipt of a complaint, will immediately take the following actions: (i) Will inform the complainant within 2 days; (ii) Establish complaint handling a team with representatives from CSA, relevant hokimiyat, Suvokova, contractor, mahalla, environment department, cadastre department, etc. The team will be headed by one of the CSA management staff designated for handling grievances of the project; (iii) The team will consult the complainant and gather complainant’s concerns; (iv) All complaints will be resolved in 15-20 days, and in case additional details are required, a maximum of 30 days will be used to resolve and close the complaint. 110. Level 5. The legal system of the country. If the issue is not resolved or the applicant is not satisfied with the decision/resolution at either stage of the project level grievance redress process, the aggrieved person may submit a grievance to a local court where the decision will be made in accordance with the relevant national legislation. 111. The aggrieved persons can also use the ADB Accountability Mechanism (AM) through the direct citizens’ application to the Headquarter in Manila, particularly to Complaints Receiving Officer, Accountability Mechanism Asian Development Bank Headquarters,6 ADB Avenue, Mandaluyong City 1550, Philippines Email: [email protected], Fax +63-2-636-2086. 112. The PCU of Communal Services Agency will keep a record of complaints received for its use as well as for review by ADB during regular supervisions. The grievance mechanism applies equally to all people. The PCU will be responsible for recording the complaint, the step is taken to address the grievance, minute of the meetings, and preparation of a report for each complaint. The complaint handling process will be reported to ADB through project progress reports, and this will be a subject matter of the monitoring exercise as well.

8. Conclusions and Recommendations 113. As per the findings of due diligence study, the new project scope, indeed, has no resettlement impact due to the construction of new sewerage networks proposed by the government. The new additional works are required in accordance with the government’s Master Plan for Djizzak city development which has been gradually implemented since the year 2013 with the horizon 2030. 114. Land acquisition and resettlement activities have been implementing by the government since the year 2016. LAR activities had been initiated and implemented not in anticipation of the ADB project but in anticipation of the mentioned Master Plan. In some areas of the city LAR activities had been completed, in some areas of the city the LAR activities are being implemented and in some areas, they will be started in coming years depending on the government’s schedule for implementation the Master Plan. 115. Land acquisition and resettlement activities in Uzbekistan are regulated by number of national legal texts such as the Land Code, Housing Code, Civil Code, the Resolution of the Cabinet Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan "About Approval of the Regulations on Procedure of Compensations Payments to Citizens and Legal Entities for Withdrawal of Land Plots for the State and Public Needs" No.97 dated 29 May, 2006 and “About the Measures of Improvement the Order of Provision of Land Plots for Implementation of Urban Development Activity and for Other Non-Agricultural Needs” No.146 dated 25.05.2011 and other legal texts as described in section 6. 116. Main provisions of the national regulation for compensations and entitlements are as follows: - loss of structures/buildings. APs shall be compensated at replacement cost. - permanent loss of land. APs shall be compensated with land in replacement of the acquired land. - asset acquisition. Property can be acquired only after full compensation to APs - APs with formal title are compensated for lost land/other assets. - loss of indirectly affected assets. Law requires that all losses including lost profits is to be compensated to all legal APs. - loss of business. Cash compensation shall be paid at market value for all damages/opportunity costs incurred. - loss of fruit and non-fruit trees. Fruit trees, as well as non-fruit trees affected by a public project, shall be compensated - loss of crops. Compensation shall be paid for loss of crops. - loss of jobs. Loss of employment is to be compensated with 2 months average salary plus a severance pay of a maximum of 1-month average salary depending on the length of the employment lost - public consultation. Matters of local importance to be publicly discussed with local communities. Consultations with the APs are required. 117. National Grievance Procedures. Government bodies of Uzbekistan must follow the national regulation on recording, reviewing and resolving grievances received from citizens. Such a procedure is regulated by the law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. ZRU-378 dated 3 December 2014 “About Appeals of Physical and Legal Persons” with the amendment on 11 September, 2017. The law clearly determines types of queries, deadlines of submitting, review and resolving of appeal and complaints. The law guarantees (i) rights of citizens and legal entities to appeal to government bodies and regulates responsible parties to handle appeals; (ii) acceptance and timely consideration of appeals by government bodies; (iii) non-disclosure of information that became known in connection with appeals; (iv) safety of individuals and legal entities in connection with their appeals. The law fixes the obligations of government bodies to review and redress appeals of individuals and legal entities.

118. The EA established simple and accessible project level grievance redress mechanism to address directly any complaints received from people in the project areas. The main objective of project specific grievance mechanism is to ensure a timely and user-friendly solution to the complaints received from local communities with regard to the project activities. The project grievance redress mechanism does not prevent any people to approach the national legal system to resolve their complaints at any stage of the grievance redress process. 119. At this stage, the proposed new sewerage networks construction works had been screened based on preliminary general information and layouts available at the moment. After completion of the detailed design, these works will be screened again to confirm the findings of this screening. If resettlement impacts are identified at that stage then ADB will be informed and a LARP which includes all requirements of ADB SPS 2009 will be prepared and implemented. As such, a LARP shall include the following sections which will provide detailed information on the situation: (i) Introduction and project background, (ii) Scope of land acquisition and resettlement, (iii) Socio- economic information and profile, (iv) Information disclosure, consultation and participation, (v) Grievance redress mechanism, (vi) Policy and legal framework, (vii) Eligibility and entitlement, (viii) Relocation and income restoration, (ix) Resettlement budget and financing plan, (x) Institutional arrangements, (xi) Implementation schedule and (xii) Monitoring and reporting. 120. Start of civil works will be conditional to the following:  Updating of the Social Due Diligence repot based on final detailed design (when no involuntary resettlement impacts expected) or, preparation of implementation-ready Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan based on final detailed design (when involuntary resettlement impacts expected)  Approval of updated Social Due Diligence Report or implementation-ready LARP by the Asian Development Bank (ADB); and,  Disclosure of social safeguards document to the public on ADB and MHCS websites  Full payment of compensation and any other entitlements.

Annex 1. RESOLUTION OF THE CABINET OF MINISTERS OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN No. 266 of 30.09.2013.

ON APPROVAL OF DJIZZAK CITY DEVELOPMENT MASTER PLAN FOR A PERIOD UP TO 2030

For the purpose of further development of the city of Djizzak, and to improve the quality and level of its planning and development, the Cabinet of Ministers RESOLVES: 1. To approve the general layout of the city of Djizzak for a period until 2030 including main provisions and technical and economic indicators as submitted by the Djizzak region Hokimiyat and agreed upon with the Republican Architectural and Town Planning Council under the Cabinet of Ministers, in accordance with Appendices NN 1 and 2. 2. Until January 1, 2014, the Djizzak region hokimiyat shall, in the prescribed manner, submit to the Cabinet of Ministers the Djizzak city boundary project on the basis of the schedule for development and approval of the above project in accordance with Appendix No. 3. 3. The Djizzak region and Djizzak city hokimiyats, together with the ministries and departments concerned, in accordance with the general layout of the city of Djizzak, shall ensure: effective use of urban land through the establishment of strict control over the prevention of their misuse and illegal construction; improvement of the transport scheme through the implementation of measures aimed at the construction and reconstruction of the ring motor road, traffic intersections, crossovers, intercity highways, streets and bus stations; development and implementation of industry-specific schemes of engineering and communication infrastructure development (water supply, sewage, power supply, heat, gas supply, cleaning-up the territory); development and implementation of measures for site preparation in terms of placement of vertical drainage wells for lowering groundwater within the city; social infrastructure development through the construction, reconstruction, and overhaul of education, health, sports, culture, art, recreation and housing facilities; development of the environmental protection system of the city; phased implementation of comprehensive measures aimed at protection and restoration of the monuments of architectural and cultural heritage; development of engineering and technical measures for civil protection of the population of the city; development of detailed planning projects for the central part of the city. 4. Following the results of half-year periods, the Republican Architectural and Town Planning Council under the Cabinet of Ministers shall annually consider the progress in the implementation of the general layout of the city of Djizzak for the period until 2030 at its meetings. 5. The control over the execution of this resolution shall be entrusted to the Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan B.I. Zakirov and Djizzak region Khokim.

Prime-Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan Sh. Mirziyoyev

APPENDIX N 1 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 30.09.2013, N 266

MAIN PROVISIONS of the Master Plan of Djizzak city development for a period until 2030

The main provisions of the Master Plan of the city of Djizzak envisage its further development as an administrative, economic, cultural and industrial center of the Djizzak region. The matters of urban planning and socio-economic development of the city of Djizzak are resolved in the context of the republic-wide system of distribution of productive powers and resettlement, taking into account the development of the Djizzak region and the suburban zone of the city as a single economic, social and natural-environmental complex. The general layout develops the basic principles laid down by the previous Master Plan, developed in 1993, and determines the principle foundations, principles and key parameters of the prospective development of the city of Djizzak. For the estimated period (end of 2030 and the first stage of 2017) the city of Djizzak is planned as follows:

1. POPULATION AND TERRITORY Increasing in the number of the population up to 260.0 thousand people for the estimated period (170.0 thousand people at the first stage of construction); adjustment of the planning contour and the city boundaries - from 4,896.8 to 9,280.0 hectares (5,803.4 hectares at the first stage); adjustment of the residential area within the project boundaries of the city - for the estimated period - 7,698.65 hectares (4,766.26 hectares at the first stage).

2. HOUSING CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING STOCK Increasing the housing stock from 1,833.8 thousand square meters of the total area up to 4,680.0 thousand square meters for the estimated period (2,465.0 thousand square meters at the first stage); increasing the average provision with a total area of 12.5 sq. m/person up to 18.0 sq. m/person for the estimated period (14.5 sq.m/person at the first stage); the total housing stock loss for the estimated period will be 58.3 thousand square meters (including 21.5 thousand square meters at the first stage); housing stock distribution according to the number of floors at the first stage will be: 1-, 2-, 3-story private house building – 1,752.9 thousand square meters - 71.1%; 2-story blocked building – 47.4 thousand square meters – 1.9%; 2-, 3-story section-type building – 282.0 thousand square meters – 11.4%; 4-, 5-story building – 335.4 thousand square meters – 13.6%; 9-story building – 47.3 thousand square meters - 2,0%; housing stock distribution according to the number of floors for the estimated period will be: 1-, 2-, 3-story private house building – 3,076.5 thousand square meters – 65.8%; 2-story blocked building – 243.2 thousand square meters – 5.2%; 2-, 3-story section-type building – 469.6 thousand square meters – 10.0%; 4-, 5-story building – 820.1 thousand square meters – 17.5%; 9-story building – 70.6 thousand square meters – 1.5%.

3. SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Strengthening functions of the regional center in the social sphere and bringing the security of social infrastructure facilities to the level corresponding to the social needs of the population and the applicable town-planning standards: at the first stage there will be 15,810 places at pre-school educational institutions, and 24,960 places for the estimated period; at the first stage there will be 30,600 places at general secondary educational institutions and 48,100 places for the estimated period; at the first stage there will be 9,250 students at higher educational institutions and 9,400 students for the estimated period; at the first stage there will be 18,410 places at secondary special educational institutions and 22,080 places for the estimated period; at the first stage there will be 2,125 beds at hospitals, and 3,200 beds for the estimated period; at the first stage there will be 2,805 visits at out-patient hospitals, and 4,200 visits for the estimated period; at the first stage there will be 44,250 square meters of sales area at shops and 76,300 square meters of sales area for the estimated period; at the first stage there will be 8,780 seats at catering facilities and 14,150 seats for the estimated period; at the first stage there will be 300 beds at hotels and 1,560 beds for the estimated period; at the first stage there will be 4,590 seats at clubs, culture palaces, and 10,775 seats for the estimated period; at the first stage there will be 828 seats at theaters and 2,705 seats for the estimated period; at the first stage there will be 93.5 hectares of sports facilities and 148.5 hectares for the estimated period; at the first stage there will be 618.0 hectares of the area of protected zones of architecture and cultural monuments and 618.0 hectares for the estimated period;

4. TRANSPORTS, STREET AND MAIN ROAD NETWORK DEVELOPMENT Increasing the length of streets and main roads from 73.5 km to 194.1 km for the estimated period (up to 121.4 km at the first stage); restoring the priority of public transport in the total traffic volume, with an increase in the length of lines up to 232.9 km for the estimated period (up to 145.7 km at the first stage); development of external transports, taking into account the growth in passenger and freight traffic in the future; the number of passengers transported per year for the estimated period will be 98.8 million passengers (54.4 million passengers at the first stage).

5. DEVELOPMENT OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE Increasing the level of engineering support for all types of engineering infrastructure with an increase in their reliability and efficiency; introduction of resource-saving technologies, metering devices and regulation of the use of engineering and technical resources; increasing the level of reliability and efficiency of engineering systems; for water supply: increasing the length of the main conduits and networks at the first stage - 44.95, and 77.7 km for the estimated period; construction of the water supply system from the river Zarafshan;

modernization of the existing distribution network in order to increase the guaranteed water supply to the population and bring the level of security to the normative one: the total supply of potable water at the first stage will be 51.0 thousand cubic meters per day and 78.0 thousand cubic meters per day for the estimated period; water consumption for domestic needs at the first stage will be 40.8 thousand cubic meters per day, and 62.4 per thousand cubic meters per day for the estimated period; water consumption for production needs at the first stage will be 10.2 thousand cubic meters per day and 15.6 thousand cubic meters per day for the estimated period; for sewage: the total capacity of the treatment facilities at the first stage is 50.0 thousand cubic meters per day and 80.0 thousand cubic meters per day for the estimated period; the provision of housing stock with sewage facilities at the first stage will be 40% and 70% for the estimated period; the increase in the length of main sewers at the first stage will be 24.0 km, and 43.4 km for the estimated period; for sanitation: equipping specialized motor depots with the necessary equipment; at the first stage, it is envisaged to expand the existing garbage dump, which territory will be 14.8 hectares, by the estimated deadline it is planned to expand it up to 26.5 hectares; for the estimated period it is recommended to build a garbage recycling plant (1/390 units/thousand cubic meters per day); construction of facilities on the territory of the landfill that provides protection against atmospheric, soil, surface and groundwater pollution, preventing the spread of pathogens that contribute to the efficient use of the territory; for power supply: to increase the total power consumption in the city for the estimated period up to 490.3 million kWh/year (304.5 million kWh/year at the first stage), including: for the needs of industrial enterprises: 128.0 kWh/person at the first stage, and 145.5 kWh/person for the estimated period; for domestic needs (residential area): 136.0 kWh/person at the first stage, and 286.0 kWh/person for the estimated period; to reconstruct the existing high-voltage substations; for heat supply: the total heat supply at the first stage is 234.9 Gcal/hour, and 438.4 Gcal/hour for the estimated period, including: for the housing stock at the first stage - 78.1 Gcal/hour, and 153.7 Gcal/hour for the estimated period; for public construction, at the first stage is 128.1 Gcal/hour, and 242.9 per Gcal/hour for the estimated period; for industry: at the first stage - 28.7 Gcal/hour, for the estimated period - 41.8 Gcal/hour; for gas supply: reconstruction of gas distribution stations and networks; introduction of gas metering devices and introduction of the achievements of scientific and technological progress in the energy and industrial production; provision of the total gas consumption for the first stage is up to 163.2 million normal cubic meters per year, 285.8 million normal cubic meters per year for the estimated period, including: gas supply to boiler houses at the first stage - 76.3 million normal cubic meters per year, and 140.2 million normal cubic meters per year for the estimated period;

gas supply to industrial enterprises at the first stage - 7.1 million normal cubic meters per year, and 9.1 million normal cubic meters per year for the estimated period; gas supply to the housing stock at the first stage is 79.8 million normal cubic meters per year, and 136.5 normal cubic meters per year for the estimated million; 53

for irrigation: the irrigated area at the first stage is 3,298.0 hectares, for the estimated period – 5,868 hectares; the area of groundwater lowering at the first stage is 300.0 hectares, for the estimated period – 1,740.0 hectares; the total length of drains at the first stage is 6 km and 8 km for the estimated period; protection of the territory from flooding at the first stage with 4 km long sausage dams and 8 km for the estimated period; at the first stage, the required number of vertical drainage wells is 15 pieces, for the estimated period - 30 wells.

6. FUNCTIONAL PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURAL AND SPATIAL CITY DEVELOPMENT The architectural and planning structure of the Master Plan of the city is based on the continuity of the previously developed Master Plans with the development of the urban environment in the north and north-east directions. The territory of the city, as in the previous Master Plans, consists of residential and industrial areas. In turn, the residential area is divided into administrative, economic, cultural, educational, historical and other areas of the city. Location of the city center, its sub-center and their zones of influence plays a special role in the city planning. Taking into account the current urban development situation, as well as the continuity of the Master Plans that laid the foundation for locating the city center practically in its geometric center, this idea is supported and developed by the present project. Its main core with administrative and economic facilities of regional management, cultural and educational, training institutions, medical institutions, remains on the existing territory in the western planning region. Taking into account the city development in the northeastern direction, in the direction of the Uchtepa regional center, the Master Plan lays down a new center of the planning area with service facilities in the northeastern part of the city. The location of a new sub-center in this part of the city will allow accelerating the development of this residential area. Residential development in the city is planned with the following different types: high-rise - 9-4 floors, low-rise - 2-3 floors, as well as individual - 1-2 floors. One-story buildings are offered for placement with areas ranging from 500 to 600 square meters per family. In the rural settlements that are attached at the first stage and during the estimated period, where the site area exceeds the urban norms, the project plans to compact these territories in accordance with the Land Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The development of a sectional two-story building is not planned by the Master Plan due to its inefficiency and unprofitability. All this dictated the decision in favor of the project application of 2-, 3-story residential buildings with apartments in different levels, with a private garden space of 150- 200 square meters.

Houses of this type, especially 3-story ones, are planned in the Master Plan to be located along the main roads of the city for the purpose of their design. Inside micro districts and makhallas, 2-story residential buildings in the form of small arrays and blocks will be mainly used. Such an arrangement will allow more productive use of engineering communications and reduce the cost of their connection to the places of consumption.

Multi-story residential buildings (4 floors) are widely used in the urban environment, especially on sites with low-rise building demolition. They are used in order to decorate the main streets and intended mainly for small families. The Master Plan proposes to introduce primary service facilities in the ground floors of these houses. Its main construction is planned in the second planning area. Nine-story buildings are proposed to be located in especially responsible urban planning centers in conjunction with social amenities on the ground floors. Each residential formation (makhallya, microdistrict) is provided with a complex of primary and periodic services for the population. Taking into account the service standards and the number of population living therein, the establishment of schools, kindergartens, makhallya guzars, and a small square or park is planned in each formation. Architectural and historical sites of the city (the largest ones) are located in two territories. One of them is located in the northern part of the eastern planning area on the site of the former "Urda" fortress and represents the territory of a memorial complex dedicated to the victims of the Djizzak insurrection. The other part is located in the industrial zone "B" and represents a hilly territory named "Kaliatepa". Security zones are created around these and other small historical monuments located in different parts of the city. The Master Plan proposes to equip the nearby territories, to create places for visits by tourist groups, to solve parking problems in the areas of these monuments. Near historical monuments, it is necessary to establish restrictions on the location of billboards, various kinds of buildings that are alien to the historical past. Industrial zones of the city are located in the first and second planning areas on the basis of the existing industrial zones. They are divided into the "Central Industrial Zone" (consisting of industrial zones "A" and "B") and "Western", located in the western part of the city, in the area of the former lime plant. The industrial zone "A" is of particular importance, where creation of a free economic zone (FEZ) "Djizzak" is planned according to Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated March 15, 2013, N UP-4516 and Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers dated July 1, 2013, N 190. Such location of industrial zones, as close as possible to the residential formations of the city, will allow reducing the time for the population moving to the places of employment. At the same time, some small industrial enterprises, warehouses, bases, construction organizations are removed out of residential areas of the city to industrial ones, and city-wide cultural and common organizations and facilities are located instead of them. External transport facilities of the city remain on their territories. The railway facilities, the right-of-way and the sanitary protection zone accompanying it complicate and dismember the territory of the city. From them, it is planned to create 5-10-row landscaped anti-noise plantations along the entire length of the railway line. When creating new city-wide highways and laying them to the western, southern and eastern parts of the city, it is necessary to build overpasses through the railway lines and to create bridges through the river Sangzar. In addition, at the intersection of the main highways of the city, connected with external directions, with I and II category bypass roads, the railway, it is necessary to perform the construction of road junctions at different levels. Road transport facilities (bus terminal, bus station, road service), in the Master Plan, receive additional development in accordance with the calculations made in order to provide the population with these types of services. The Master Plan, pursuant to the Road Transport Communications Development Program and the long-term development plan for the period of 2014-2015, provides for the establishment of bus stations at the entrances to the city, that will accept suburban routes with a transfer of

55 passengers to the city routes, and thus the city roads will be unloaded from external passenger traffic. The system of city-wide highways develops and streamlines the existing main street network of the city. It makes it possible to create new residential areas of the city and at the same time combine them into a single whole. For this purpose, it is proposed to create latitudinal and meridional citywide highways connected to the existing highways of the city, followed by their access to the bypass and suburban highways in the direction of Samarkand, Uchtepa, Yangikishlak, Gallyaral regional centers and several other settlements of the region. Creation of bypass and suburban highways will allow transit flows to bypass the city and thereby improve the ecological situation of the urban environment. The following streets belong to the highway streets of citywide value: Sh. Rashidova, KhalklarDustligi, A. Navoi, Mustakillik, Bogdon, Mulkanlik. One of the main highways of the city is two structural parallel meridional streets - Sh. Rashidov and Khalklar Dustligi, which host most of the administrative, cultural, community and trade organizations and enterprises. They perform the transport connection of the southern residential areas with the market, and the railway station with the city center and the "Urda" square. Mustakillik street is the main entrance to the city from such settlements as Uchtepa, Pakhtakor, Dustlik, Gagarin. It is actually a part of 4P-38 “Jizzakh-Uchtepa” motor road M-39" of republican significance. Mulkanlik street passes from the south-east to the north-east, provides transport links of the southern residential formations with the industrial zone and the city center. The highways of regional importance include Imamov, Akkurganchlik, Kaliya, BuyukTuron, and Khamza streets. They provide connection of the residential formations among themselves, with industrial objects, external transport facilities, cultural and common services, and the city center. The network of city streets of regulated traffic is solved so that there will be a congress to the zone of the city center from each external direction, and communication of residential areas with places of employment, and recreation areas will be provided. For the further development and improvement of the road transport infrastructure and transport services for the population of the city of Djizzak, the following activities are planned for the I stage (2014–2020) already: punching of the northern suburban motor road (7.2 km); construction of the site from the motor road 4R-36 to 4R-38 (1.3 km); reconstruction of the motor roads 4R-35 (7.0 km), 4R-36 (4.0 km, Bogdon str.) and Kaliya str. (1.0 km); overhaul and reconstruction of Mustakillik, Tashkent, Buyuk Turon, Temiryulchilar, Uzbekistan, Sayilgokh, Ravatlik, A. Navoiy, Sh. Rashidov streets, etc. Road and rail transport facilities and (bus terminal, bus station, railway station) in the Master Plan receive additional development in accordance with the calculations made in order to provide the population with these types of services.

The Master Plan, pursuant to the Road Transport Communications Development Program and the long-term development plan for the period of 2014-2015, provides for the establishment of bus stations at the entrances to the city, that will accept suburban routes with a transfer of passengers to the city routes, and thus the city-wide highways will be unloaded from external passenger traffic. For storage and maintenance of the bus and taxi zone "A", the area of 6.0 hectares is reserved for accommodating 420 passenger buses and 780 passenger taxis. Commonly-used green plants in the city are represented by a central park located in the area of KhalklarDustligi Avenue, parks of planning and residential areas, as well as squares, boulevards, landscaped avenues along the main pedestrian routes connecting the centers of residential and planning areas.

As a rule, these pedestrian routes are laid along with the main irrigators and collectors, as well as along the main highways of the city. Types of the planned park areas will be differentiated by age, i.e., children's parks, parks for mixed ages, where it is planned to locate sports and recreation complexes, zoo and botanical corners. The creation of parks, squares, and landscaping of highways in the city will improve the living conditions of people in a hot climate. At the same time, it is necessary to note that the existing street network and the existing external directions of the city highways did not always allow applying isolation from the adverse impact of the Djizzak steppe and wind regime. In this regard, the project has adopted the system of both latitudinal and meridional green boulevards along the main streets and green lanes along the bypass highways of the city. The unified landscaping system used in the project, which includes power transmission line corridors, sanitary protection zones from industrial enterprises and cemeteries, and river embankments, reduces the adverse impact on the population’s living. Landscaping of not less than 60 - 70% of sanitary protection zones from industrial territories, utility and storage facilities and structures, cemeteries takes an important place in the improvement of the city territories. Considering that there is a large number of cemeteries in the city that have to be closed for use, as there are no sanitary protection zones around them before residential and public buildings, the Master Plan proposes to select areas to house new cemeteries outside the city limits within 0,5- hour availability. Around the cemeteries, which will enter the territory of the city during its development, the Master Plan outlines the creation of landscaped sanitary protection zones, which territories can be used to accommodate landscaping, orchards, vineyards, etc. in these zones.

7. ENVIRONMENTAL AND TOWN-PLANNING DEVELOPMENT

Improvement of the environment and ecological living conditions; improvement of the ecological situation due to the improvement of the transport infrastructure, technical and engineering re-equipment of the construction and energy complexes, an increase in the greened and flooded areas up to statutory indicators; strengthening control over the quality of the living environment (soil, atmosphere, water); improvement of soil and hydrogeological conditions of the city area through the construction of horizontal and vertical drainage, concreting channel beds; organization of a groundwater monitoring system; restoration of worn out and laying of new water supply networks; creation of sanitary protection zones from the industrial enterprises and cemeteries and protective zones from waterways at the first stage - 38.4 hectares, and 41.4 hectares for the estimated period; organization of sanitary protection zones with greenery arrays occupying not less than 60 - 70% of the territory along the borders of the communal storage area, urban development enterprises, the railway; organization of increasing the width of a carriageway of a number of roads, removal of transit vehicles from the main streets, construction of ring roads, increasing the area of greening along the roads in order to reduce accidents and concentration of exhaust gases; closing of the existing cemeteries in the city with the organization of new ones outside the city within 0.5-hour availability for the population; reconstruction of the existing sewers and sewage treatment plants with the construction of new collectors in the areas of prospective development; organization of city protection from flood waters by creating dams along with the river Sangzor, its channel’s partial straightening and deepening, as well as embanking of especially significant facilities of the city. 57

APPENDIX N 2 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 30.09.2013, N 266

MAIN technical and economic indicators of the Master Plan of Djizzak city development fora period until 2030

Estimated period Data at the moment of Unit of N Indicators Master Plan measurement first estimated development % by % by stage period (2010) 2010. 2017. (2017) (2030)

I. Population 1. Number of population of the city thousand 146,71 170,0 115,87 260,0 152,94 people 2. Number of rural settlements and their pcs./ - 2 - 4 200,0 population absorbed in city thousand 19,3 74,6 386,53 development people 3. Age structure of the population, total thousand 146,71 170,0 115,87 260,0 152,94 people/% 100,0 100,0 100,0 including: thousand 22,15 26,35 118,96 41,6 157,87 children of 0 - 6 years old people/ 15,1 15,5 16,0 % School children of 7 - 15 years old thousand 25,83 30,6 118,47 48,1 157,19 people/% 17,6 18,0 18,5 Working age population thousand 87,29 99,45 113,93 148,2 149,02 (women of 16 - 54 years old, men of 16 people/% 59,5 58,5 57,0 - 59 years old) Populationoverworkingage thousand 11,44 13,6 118,88 22,1 162,5 people/% 7,8 8,0 8,5 4. Labor structure of the population, total including: city-forming group thousand 28,46 36,55 128,43 58,5 160,05 people/% 19,4 21,5 22,5 city service group thousand 23,33 30,6 131,16 58,5 191,18 people/% 15,9 18,0 22,5 off-job students over 16 years of age thousand 14,96 16,49 110,23 20,8 126,14 people/% 10,2 9,7 8,0 unemployed and employed in domestic thousand 20,83 17,51 84,06 16,9 96,52 and subsidiary farming people/% 14,2 10,3 6,5 II. Facilities of city-forming value, total thousand 25,36 34,59 136,4 51,59 149,15 total people 1. Industrial enterprises thousand 5,27 10,98 208,35 15,73 143,26 people 2. Research and design organizations, thousand 3,31 3,88 117,22 7,2 185,57

medical institutions people 3. Academic lyceums, vocational colleges thousand 3,18 3,5 110,06 4,5 128,57 and other educational institutions people 4. Procurement organizations thousand 0,66 0,7 106,06 1,0 142,86 people 5. Administrative and business thousand 6,2 6,5 104,84 7,0 107,7 organizations and other organizations of people non-urban significance 6. Construction and installation thousand 2,32 3,0 129,3 5,0 166,67 organizations people 7. External transport railway thousand 0,08 0,09 112,5 0,1 111,1 people road thousand 1,24 2,06 166,13 4,0 194,17 people air thousand - - - - - people water thousand - - - - - people 8. Other city-forming personnel thousand 0,98 1,25 127,55 1,7 136,0 people III. Territory Territory of the city within its borders, ha 4896,8 5803,4 118,51 9280,0 159,9 including: а) residential area - total ha 3395,97 4766,26 140,35 7698,65 161,52 including: calculated for 1 person sq.m/pers. 231,47 280,37 121,13 296,1 105,61 of them: residential neighborhoods and ha 2260,0 3269,18 144,65 5420,52 165,81 microdistricts calculated for 1 person sq.m/pers. 154,05 192,3 124,83 208,48 108,41 Commonly-used green plants (except ha 151,56 221,0 145,82 405,0 183,26 for green plants of microdistrict value) calculated for 1 person sq.m/pers. 10,33 13,0 125,85 15,58 119,85 objects and enterprises of public га 179,06 329,12 183,8 499,91 151,89 development (except for objects of calculatedmicrodistrict for value) 1 person sq.m/pers. 12,2 19,36 158,69 19,22 99,3 sports facilities ha 11,9 93,5 785,71 148,5 158,82 calculated for 1 person sq.m/pers. 0,8 5,5 687,5 5,71 103,82 educational institutions, research ha 99,8 115,5 115,73 125,0 108,22 institutes and design organizations calculated for 1 person sq.m/pers. 6,8 6,8 - 4,8 70,59 health facilities (with the exception of ha 27,5 35,77 130,07 87,3 244,06 city hospitals and clinics) calculated for 1 person sq.m/pers. 1,87 2,1 112,3 3,36 160,0 recreation and tourism institutions ha 14,2 14,2 - 18,2 128,17 calculated for 1 person sq.m/pers. 0,97 0,84 86,6 0,7 83,3 streets, roads, driveways, parking lots ha 330,4 500,8 151,57 898,7 179,45 calculated for 1 person sq.m/pers. 22,52 29,46 130,82 34,56 117,31 other territories (industrial enterprises, ha 321,55 187,19 44,43 95,52 51,03 utility and storage facilities, external 59

transportation facilities, cemeteries, inconvenient, unused and other territories) calculated for 1 person sq.m/pers. 21,92 11,01 38,34 3,67 33,33 b) territories away from populated areas ha 1500,83 1037,14 69,1 1581,35 152,47 - total calculated for 1 person sq.m/pers. 102,3 61,0 59,63 60,82 99,7 including: - industrial territories ha 382,69 380,0 99,3 339,5 89,34 storehouse and public utilities territories ha 11,02 20,0 181,49 21,0 105,0 The territory of external transport: ha railway deviation line ha 148,51 148,51 - 150,0 101,0 road vehicles ha 4,2 8,3 197,62 20,5 246,99 cemeteries, sanitary ware ha 13,8 25,78 186,81 42,6 165,24 streets, roads, driveways, parking lots ha 47,8 60,3 126,15 77,4 128,36 territories of higher, secondary and ha 68,96 70,0 101,51 167,0 238,57 special institutions, research institutes, design organizations water surfaces ha 31,6 31,6 - 31,6 - agricultural areas ha 17,52 9,72 55,48 - - territories of sanitary protection zones ha 13,87 38,4 276,86 41,4 107,81 from enterprises and cemeteries other unused, inconvenient and other ha 615,13 110,78 18,0 81,55 73,6 areas requiring special engineering ha 28,13 28,13 - 30,0 106,65 reservemeasures areas ha - - - 490,0 - IV. Density of population within the residential area people/ha 43,2 35,67 82,57 33,77 94,67 within the city (residential and industrial people/ha 29,96 29,29 97,76 28,0 95,6 V. Housingzone) construction Housingstock (totalarea) thousandsq.m. 1833,8 2465,0 134,42 4680,0 189,86 % 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 Distribution of housing stock according thousandsq.m. 1282 1752,9 136,66 3076,5 175,5 to floors: % 70,0 71,1 101,57 65,8 92,5 1-, 2-story individual building 2-, 3-story sectional building thousandsq.m. 254,0 282,0 111,02 469,6 166,52 % 13,9 11,4 82,0 10,0 87,72 2-story blocked building thousandsq.m. 23,1 47,4 205,19 243,2 513,08 % 1,2 1,9 158,33 5,2 273,68 4-, 5-story building thousandsq.m. 245,6 335,4 136,56 820,1 244,5 % 13,4 13,6 101,49 17,5 128,68 9-story building thousandsq.m. 28,4 47,3 166,5 70,6 149,26 % 1,5 2,0 133,33 1,5 75,0 Average provision with total area sq.m/pers. 12,5 14,5 116,0 18,0 124,14

The ratio of new housing construction thousandsq.m. - 450,2 - 1733,3 385,0 according to the number of floors: % 100,0 100,0 100,0 1-, 2-story individual building thousandsq.m. - 289,2 - 841,9 291,11 % 64,2 48,6 75,7 2-, 3-story sectional building thousandsq.m. - 28,0 - 187,6 670,0 % 6,2 10,8 174,19 2-story blocked building - 24,3 - 195,8 805,76 5,4 11,3 209,26

4-, 5-story building - 89,8 - 484,7 539,75 20,0 28,0 140,0 9-story building - 18,9 - 23,3 123,28 4,2 1,3 30,95 Housing stock loss in relation to the thousandsq.m. - 21,5 - 58,3 271,16 existing housing stock 1,2 2,37 197,5 VI. Urban transport Number of trips per person per year (by trips 170 320 188,24 380 118,75 all types of urban passenger transport) Number of passengers transported per million 25,0 54,4 217,6 98,8 181,62 year passagers Length of urban transport lines - total km 73,5 145,7 198,23 232,9 159,85 VII. Development of a network of street highways Length of highways km 73,5 121,4 165,17 194,1 159,88 including within the housing km 66,1 109,2 165,2 174,7 160,0 development Density of the street network within the km/sq.km 1,5 1,9 126,66 2,0 105,26 residential area including highways of city-wide value km/sq.km 0,82 1,4 170,73 0,90 64,28

VIII. Social amenities Preschool institutions seats 5055 15810 312,76 24960 157,87 General education schools seats 25625 30600 119,4 48100 157,19 Hospitals beds 1586 2125 133,98 3200 150,59 Out-patient hospitals visit/cm 2175 2805 128,96 4200 149,73 Higher educational institutions seats 9181 9250 100,75 9400 101,62 Academic lyceums, colleges seats 15839 18410 116,23 22080 119,93 Hotels seats 150 300 200,0 1560 520,0 Shops Sq.m. of sales 32127 44250 137,73 76300 172,43 area Public catering facilities seats 4950 8780 177,37 14150 161,16 Clubs, palaces of culture seats 4590 4590 - 10775 234,75 Theaters seats 828 828 - 2705 326,69 Social service institutions jobs 260 1690 650,0 2965 175,44 Sports facilities ha 11,9 93,5 785,71 148,5 158,82 Architecture and cultural monuments ha 22,5 618,0 2746,67 618,0 - with security zones IX. Engineering equipment and landscaping Water supply 1. Total supply of potable water from the thousand 36,3 51,0 140,5 78,0 152,94 city water conduit cubic meters per day Including: thousand 29,2 40,8 139,7 62,4 152,94 forhouseholdneeds cubic meters per day for industrial needs thousand 7,1 10,2 143,7 15,6 152,94

cubic meters per day Average water consumption per person, L per day 247,4 300 121,3 300 - total Including household needs L per day 199 240 121,0 240 - Sewage Total wastewater flow thousand 8,8 24,48 278,04 56,16 229,4 Including: cubic meters domestic sewage thousand 6,0 16,32 272,0 43,68 267,6 cubic meters per day industrial wastewater thousand 2,8 8,16 291,4 12,48 152,94 cubic meters per day Total capacity of treatment facilities thousand 50,0 50,0 - 80,0 160,0 cubic meters per day Provision of housing stock with sewage % 23,6 40,0 169, 5 70,0 175,0 facilities Power supply Total power consumption millionkWh 236,8 304,5 128,6 490,3 161,0 peryear including: for industrial needs millionkWh 116,4 128,0 109,96 145,5 113,67 peryear for household needs millionkWh 88,0 136,0 154,55 286,0 210,3 peryear other needs million kWh 32,4 40,5 125,0 58,8 145,18 per year Consumption per person kWh per year 1610 1790 111,18 1890 105,59 Heat supply Heat supply (total) Gcal 59,9 234,9 392,2 438,4 186,63 hour including: housing stock (marked with* is hot Gcal 26,0 78,1 300,4 153,7 196,8 water supply) hour household enterprises Gcal 33,9 128,1 377,9 242,9 189,62 hour industry Gcal - 28,7 - 41,8 145,64 hour Power of centralized heat sources, total Gcal 124,4 236,0 190,0 440,0 186,44 hour Provision of housing stock with %% 0 26,9 - 25,2 93,7 centralized heating system Gas supply Gas consumption - total million normal 140,7 163,2 116,0 285,8 175,12 cubic meters per year including:

for housing stock million normal 68,8 79,8 116,0 136,5 171,05 cubic meters per year heating boiler houses million normal 65,8 76,3 115,96 140,2 183,75 cubic meters per year industry million normal 6,1 7,1 116,4 9,1 128,17 cubic meters per year gas supply from sources million normal 140,7 163,2 116,0 285,8 175,12 cubic meters per year including: natural gas million normal 140,7 163,2 116,0 285,8 175,12 cubic meters per year Sanitary purification 1. Volume of household waste thousand 220,0 255,0 115,9 390,0 152,94 cubic meters per year 2. Improved landfill Territory used ha 5,5 14,8 269,09 26,5 179,05 deviation 3. Garbage recycling plant pieces - - - 1 - thousand 390,0 cubic meters per year Х. Engineering site preparation 1. Irrigation - total ha 2014 3298 163,75 5868 177,93 2. Drainage - total ha - 300 - 1740 580,0 3. Total drainage length km - 6 - 8 133,33 4 Bank protection dam km - 4 - 8 200,0 XI. Environment protection 1. Sanitary protection zones from industrial ha 13,87 38,4 276,85 41,4 107,81 enterprises and cemeteries including: landscaping ha 4,6 26,9 584,78 29,0 107,8 Greening of noise zones ha - 2,8 - 5,7 203,57 Noise barriers km - 0,23 - 1,3 565,21

APPENDIX N 3 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 30.09.2013, N 266

SCHEDULE of development and approval of Djizzak city boundary project until 2030

Period of Responsible for N Description of activities Contractor implementation implementation

1. Development of the project of the SUE (State Unitary September, Djizzak city boundary. Enterprise) 2013. UzshakharsozlikLITI 2. Consideration and coordination of SUE October, the city boundary project with the UzshakharsozlikLITI, 2013. Djizzak region hokimiyat, ministries and departments Djizzak city hokimiyat State Architecture concerned. Committee, 3. Consideration of the city boundary SUE November, State Communal Land and project by the examination bodies UzshakharsozlikLITI, 2013. Geodesy Cadastre and the Republican Architectural Djizzak city hokimiyat of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Town Planning Council under the Cabinet of Ministers. 4. Presentation of the city SUE December, boundary project to the Cabinet UzshakharsozlikLITI, 2013. of Ministers. Djizzak city hokimiyat

Annex 2

List of new sewerage networks development works proposed by the government

Total, № Description of the proposed new works km. Construction of new 300-400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 9 multistory 1 apartment houses in the mahalla “Bogishamol” (from mahalla “Jilli-Gulli” until 5.4 mahalla “Sanzar”) Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 7 multistory 2 1.2 apartment houses for government officers in the mahalla “Sanzar” 3 Construction of new 500 mm diameter sewerage networks on Azimov street 3.0 Construction of new 200-400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 18 multistory 4 8.2 apartment houses in mahalla “A.Navoi” 5 Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks on U.Turakulov street 2.5 Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 27 multistory 6 2.2 apartment houses in the mahalla “Ulugbek” Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 15 multistory 7 2.0 apartment houses in the mahalla “Olmazor” Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 18 multistory 8 2.2 apartment houses in "Djizzak City" Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 8 multistory 9 3.5 apartment houses in the mahalla “Kipchok” Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage network for 15 multistory 10 3.1 apartment houses in the residential area “Kahramon” 11 Construction of new 250 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla “Zilol” 2.0 12 Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla “Sayiljoyi” 2.0 Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla 13 1.0 ‘Kassoblik” Construction of new 250-400 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla 14 3.2 “Okkurgonlik” Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla 15 3.0 “Madaniyat” 16 Construction of new 800 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla “Bobur” 2.0 Construction of new 200 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla 17 2.0 “Kushbarmok” Construction of new 300-600 mm diameter sewerage networks on Yugay street 18 4.0 until the city Automated Telephone Station-4 Construction of new 600 mm diameter sewerage networks from the city Tax 19 1.0 Department until the city Cotton Spinning Factory 20 Washing of 600 mm diameter sewerage networks on Sadullaeva street 6.0 Washing 500 mm diameter sewerage networks in the residential area “microdistrict 21 2.0 3/2” Washing 800 mm diameter sewerage networks from Sh.Rashidov street until the 22 1.5 Recreation Center 23 Installation of chlorination equipment inside the existing wastewater treatment plant -- TOTAL 63km

Annex 3. Certification of the Government of Djizzak city on screening of proposed new sewerage works and its translation

«APPROVE” Deputy Hokim of Djizzak City Mr. Abdusattorov

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Djizzak city 20June, 2019

C E R T I F I C A T E

We, the undersigned, prepared this certificate to confirm that we surveyed the sites where the following works which are additionally proposed for implementation within the “Djizzak Sanitation System Development” project funded by Asian Development Bank will be performed: No.1. Construction of new Ø 300-400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 9 multistory apartment houses in mahalla “Bogishamol” (from mahalla “Jilli-Gulli” until mahalla “Sanzar”). Total: 5.4 km. No.2. Construction of Ø 300 mm diameter new sewerage networks for 7 multistory apartment houses for government officers in the mahalla “Sanzar”. Total: 1.2 km. No. 3. Construction of new Ø 500 mm diameter sewerage networks on Azimov street. Total: 3 km. No. 4. Construction of Ø 200-400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 18 new multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Alisher Navoi”. Total length: 8.2 km. No. 5. Construction of new Ø 300 mm diameter sewerage networks on U.Turakulovastreet. Total: 2.5 km. No. 6. Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 27 multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Ulugbek”. Total: 2.2 km. No. 7. Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 15 multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Olmazor”. Total: 3.5 km. No. 8. Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 18 multistory apartment houses in “Djizzak City”. Total: 2.2 km. No. 9. Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 8 multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Kipchok”. Total: 3.5 km. No. 10. Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 15 multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Kakhramon”. Total: 3.1 km. No. 11. Construction of new 250 mm diameter sewerage networks in the mahalla “Zilol”. Total: 2 km. No. 12. Construction of new Ø 400 mm sewerage networks in the mahalla “Sayiljoyi”. Total: 2 km. No. 13. Construction of new Ø 400 mm sewerage networks in the mahalla “Kassoblik”. Total: 1 km. No. 14. Construction of new Ø 250 - 400 mm sewerage networks in the mahalla “Okkurgonlik”. Total: 3.2 km. No. 15. Construction of new Ø 400 mm sewerage networks in the mahalla “Madaniyat”. Total: 3 km. No. 16. Construction of new Ø 800 mm sewerage networks in the mahalla “Bobur”. Total: 2 km. No. 17. Construction of new Ø 200 mm sewerage networks in the mahalla “Kushbarmok”. Total: 2 km. No. 18. Construction of new Ø 300-600 mm diameter sewerage networks along Yugay street until the city Automatic Telephone Station – 4. Total length: 4 km. No. 19. Construction of new Ø 600 mm diameter sewerage networks from the city Tax Department until Cotton Spinning Factory. Total: 1 km. No. 20. Washing Ø 600 mm diameter sewerage networks on Sadullaev street. Total: 6 km. No. 21. Washing Ø 500 mm diameter sewerage networks in micro district 3/2. Total: 2 km. No. 22. Washing

Ø 800 mm diameter sewerage networks from Sh. Rashidov street until the city Health and Recreation Center. Total: 1.5 km. No. 23. Equipping chlorination plant on the existing wastewater treatment plant.

During the survey of alignments of proposed new sewerage networks, existing sewerage networks to be washed and building of chlorination plant located at existing wastewater treatment plant we found out the following:

Alignments of above mentioned new sewerage networks will be located within roads and within the right of way of roads which are under the management of the city hokimiyat. Existing sewerage networks which are proposed for washing had been constructed in 1960 – 1970 and due to the long period of operation, they were clogged. Building of chlorination plant which is proposed for equipping is located on the area of the existing wastewater treatment plant. Implementation of the above mentioned works will not entail: 1. Impact on to agricultural lands of farm enterprises and households 2. Impact on to buildings and structures of people and businesses 3. Cut of fruit or non fruit trees or damage plantings which belong to local people 4. Difficulties for businesses to implement their activities.

In witness whereof the undersigned: 1. Officer of Djizzak city hokimiyat Mr. T. Gulemurodov 2. Specialist of Djizzak city architecture and construction department Mr. Mamatov 3. The chief engineer of Djizzak city land cadaster department Mr. B. Normatov 4. Director of Djizzak province “Suvokova” Mr. D. Nasriddinov

Annex 4

Screening Checklist

Description of works

1. Will therebeland 1. acquisition? 2. Will temporary there residential loss be acquisition? of land permanent shelter or due 3. and Will to temporary loss there other of land be productive agricultural shops) due toacquisition? land and assets permanent (such or as, 4. Will there be losses of crops, trees, and fixed acquisition? assets due 5. to Will temporary land there loss due enterprises toacquisition? land of be businesses permanent or 6. or Will temporary loss of income sources and there means of be acquisition? livelihoods permanent due to or 7. land Will temporary removal or displacement of there or renters, leaseholders? be permanent 8. or Will temporary removal or displacement of there informal land-users be legal (people rights on permanent without the land) (residential or economic)? or squatters or Construction of new 300-400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 1 9 multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Bogishamol” (from No No No No No No No No mahalla “Jilli-Gulli” until mahalla “Sanzar”). Total: 5.4 km Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 7 2 multistory apartment houses for government officers in the No No No No No No No No mahalla “Sanzar”. Total: 1.2 km Construction of new 500 mm diameter sewerage networks on 3 Azimov street. Total: 3 km No No No No No No No No Construction of new 200-400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 4 18 multistory apartment houses in mahalla “A.Navoi”. Total: 8.2 No No No No No No No No Constructionkm of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks on 5 U.Turakulov street. Total: 2.5 km No No No No No No No No Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 27 6 multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Ulugbek”. Total: 2.2 No No No No No No No No Constructionkm of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks for 15 7 multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Olmazor”. Total: 2 km No No No No No No No No

Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 18 8 multistory apartment houses in "Djizzak City". Total: 2.2 km No No No No No No No No Construction of new 300 mm diameter sewerage networks for 8 9 multistory apartment houses in the mahalla “Kipchok”. Total: 3.5 No No No No No No No No Constructionkm of new 400 mm diameter sewerage network for 15 10 multistory apartment houses in the residential area “Kahramon”. No No No No No No No No ConstructionTotal: 3.1 km of new 250 mm diameter sewerage networks in the 11 mahalla “Zilol”. Total: 2 km No No No No No No No No Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks in the 12 mahalla “Sayiljoyi”. Total: 2 km No No No No No No No No Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks in the 13 mahalla ‘Kassoblik”. Total: 1 km No No No No No No No No Construction of new 250-400 mm diameter sewerage networks in 14 No No No No No No No No the mahalla “Okkurgonlik”. Total: 3.2 km Construction of new 400 mm diameter sewerage networks in the 15 mahalla “Madaniyat”. Total: 3 km No No No No No No No No Construction of new 800 mm diameter sewerage networks in the 16 mahalla “Bobur”. Total: 2 km No No No No No No No No Construction of new 200 mm diameter sewerage networks in the 17 mahalla “Kushbarmok”. Total: 2 km No No No No No No No No Construction of new 300-600 mm diameter sewerage networks on 18 Yugay street until the city Automated Telephone Station-4. Total: No No No No No No No No Construction4 km of new 600 mm diameter sewerage networks from 19 the city Tax Department until the city Cotton Spinning Factory. No No No No No No No No WashingTotal: 1 km of 600 mm diameter sewerage networks on Sadullaeva 20 street. Total: 6 km. No No No No No No No No Washing 500 mm diameter sewerage networks in the residential 21 area “microdistrict 3/2”. Total: 2 km. No No No No No No No No Washing 800 mm diameter sewerage networks from Sh.Rashidov 22 street until the Recreation Center. Total: 1.5 km No No No No No No No No Installation of chlorination equipment inside the existing 23 wastewater treatment plant. No No No No No No No No