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SASEC Power System Expansion Project Social Monitoring Report Semiannual Report Project no: 44219-014 Loan/Grant: 3139/0397 Period Covered: July-Dec 2018 January 2019 NEP: South Asia Sub-regional Economic Cooperation (SASEC) Power System Expansion Project (On- Grid)- (Annexure 1-9,11,12,13) Prepared by the Nepal Electricity Authority and the Asian Development Bank. This social monitoring report is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature. In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area. Annexure-1 Tower Foundation and Tower Erection Details DKTLP District: Parbat S.N Angle Point Completed Foundatio Remaining Completed Erection Remarks Location Foundation n Under Erection Under Progress Private Jungle Ailani progress Land (Semi Govt) 1 AP01 1 PVT 1 ku.na.pa-2 2 AP01A 1 PVT 1 ku.na.pa-2 3 AP01B 1 PVT 1 ku.na.pa-2 4 AP01C 1 PVT 1 ku.na.pa-2 5 AP02 1 Guthi 1 ku.na.pa-1 6 AP02/1 1 PVT 1 ku.na.pa-1 7 AP02/2 1 PVT 1 ku.na.pa-1 8 AP02A/0 1 PVT 1 ku.na.pa-1 9 AP03 1 PVT Forest 1 ku.na.pa-1 10 AP04 1 PVT Forest 1 ku.na.pa-1 11 AP05 1 PVT Forest 1 ku.na.pa-1 12 AP06 1 PVT 1 Jaljala-8 13 AP06A 1 PVT Guthi Jaljala-8 14 AP06B 1 PVT 1 Jaljala-8 15 AP07 1 PVT Forest 1 Jaljala-8 16 AP07A 1 PVT Jaljala-8 17 AP08 1 PVT Forest 1 Jaljala-8 18 AP08A 1 Forest Jaljala-8 19 AP09 1 Forest Jaljala-8 20 AP09A 1 Forest Jaljala-8 21 AP09B 1 Forest Jaljala-8 22 AP09C 1 Forest 1 Jaljala-8 23 AP10 1 PVT Forest 1 Jaljala-8 24 AP11 1 PVT Forest Jaljala-7 25 AP11A PVT Jaljala-7 26 AP12 1 PVT Jaljala-7 27 AP13 1 PVT 1 Jaljala-7 28 AP13/1 1 PVT Jaljala-7 29 AP13A 1 PVT 1 Jaljala-7 30 AP13B 1 Forest 1 Jaljala-7 31 AP13C 1 Forest 1 Jaljala-7 32 AP14 1 Forest 1 Jaljala-7 33 AP14/1 1 Forest 1 Jaljala-7 34 AP14A 1 Forest Jaljala-7 35 AP15 1 PVT 1 Jaljala-7 36 AP16 1 Forest 1 Jaljala-4 37 AP16A 1 Forest 1 Jaljala-4 38 AP17 1 PVT 1 Jaljala-4 39 AP17A 1 PVT 1 Jaljala-4 40 AP17B PVT Jaljala-4 41 AP18 1 PVT Jaljala-4 42 AP18A 1 PVT Jaljala-3 43 AP18B 1 Forest 1 Jaljala-3 44 AP18C 1 Forest 1 Jaljala-3 45 AP19 PVT Jaljala-3 46 AP20 1 Forest 1 Jaljala-3 47 AP21 1 PVT 1 Jaljala-3 48 AP21A 1 PVT 1 Jaljala-2 49 AP22 1 PVT Jaljala-2 50 AP23 1 PVT 1 Jaljala-2 51 AP24 1 PVT Jaljala-2 52 AP24A 1 PVT Jaljala-2 53 AP25 1 PVT 1 Jaljala-2 54 AP25A 1 PVT Jaljala-2 55 AP25B 1 PVT 1 Jaljala-2 56 AP26 1 PVT 1 Jaljala-1 Total 45 8 36 1 District: Myagdi SN Angle Point Completed Foundatio Remaining Completed Erection Remarks Location Foundation n Under Erection Under Progress Private Jungle Ailani progress Land (Semi Govt) 57 27/0 1 PVT 1 Rahuganga-3 58 27A/0 1 PVT 1 Rahuganga-3 59 27B/0 1 PVT 1 Rahuganga-3 60 28/0 1 PVT 1 Rahuganga-3 61 28A/0 1 PVT 1 Rahuganga-3 62 29/0 1 PVT Rahuganga-3 63 30/0 1 PVT Rahuganga-2 64 31/0 PVT Rahuganga-2 65 32/0 1 PVT Rahuganga-2 66 32A/0 PVT Rahuganga-2 67 33/0 PVT Rahuganga-2 68 33A/0 PVT Rahuganga-2 69 33B/0 1 PVT 1 Rahuganga-2 70 34/0 1 PVT 1 Rahuganga-2 71 34A/0 1 PVT 1 Rahuganga-2 72 34B/0 1 PVT 1 Rahuganga-2 73 35/0 1 Forest 1 Rahuganga-1 74 35A/0 1 Forest Rahuganga-1 75 35B/0 1 PVT 1 Rahuganga-1 76 35C/0 1 PVT Rahuganga-1 77 36/0 1 PVT 1 Rahuganga-1 78 36A/0 1 PVT 1 Rahuganga-1 79 37/0 1 PVT 1 Annapurna-7 80 38/0 1 PVT 1 Annapurna-7 81 39/0 1 PVT Forest 1 Annapurna-7 82 39A/0 1 PVT Guthi 1 Annapurna-7 83 39B/0 1 PVT Guthi 1 Annapurna-7 84 39C/0 1 PVT Guthi 1 Annapurna-7 85 39D/0 1 PVT 1 Annapurna-1 86 40/0 1 Forest Annapurna-6 87 40A/0 1 PVT 1 Annapurna-1 88 41/0 1 PVT 1 Annapurna-1 89 41A/0 PVT ROW Annapurna-6 90 41B/0 PVT ROW Annapurna-6 91 42/0 PVT ROW Annapurna-6 92 42A/0 PVT ROW Annapurna-6 93 42B/0 PVT ROW Annapurna-6 94 43/0 PVT ROW Annapurna-6 95 44/0 1 PVT 1 Annapurna-2 96 44A/0 1 PVT Forest 1 Annapurna-2 97 45/0 1 Forest Annapurna-2 98 46/0 Govn Annapurna-2 99 46A/0 1 PVT 1 Annapurna-3 100 46B/0 1 Forest Annapurna-3 101 47/0 1 PVT Annapurna-3 102 47A/0 1 forest Annapurna-3 103 47B/0 1 PVT Annapurna-3 104 47C/0 1 PVT 1 Annapurna-3 105 48/0 1 Forest 1 Annapurna-3 106 48A/0 1 PVT 1 Annapurna-3 107 49/0 1 PVT 1 Annapurna-3 108 50/0 1 PVT 1 Annapurna-3 109 51/0 1 PVT 1 Annapurna-3 110 DE 1 PVT 1 Annapurna-3 Total 38 5 29 3 Grand Total 83 13 65 4 MKTLP SN Angle Point Completed Foundati Remaining Completed Erection Remarks Location Foundation on Under Erection Under Progress Private Jungle Ailani progress Land (Semi-Govt) 1 TP 0 0 0 Bandbhanjyang, Ktm. 2 AP-0/0 DE 1 0 0 Bandbhanjyang 3 AP-1/0 1 0 0 Land Bandbhanjyang Acquisition not done 4 AP-2/0 1 0 0 Land Bandbhanjyang Acquisition not done 5 AP-2/A 1 0 0 Land Bandbhanjyang Acquisition not done Total 0 0 3 1 0 0 4 District: Dhading SN Angle Point Completed Foundati Remaining Completed Erection Remarks Location Foundation on Under Erection Under Progress Private Jungle Ailani progress Land (Semi-Govt) 1 AP-2/B 1 Naubise,Dhunibes i 2 AP-2/C 1 Naubise,Dhunibes i 3 AP-3/0 1 Poultry form Naubise,Dhunibes has i constructed at foundation location. 4 AP-4/0 1 Land has Naubise,Dhunibes excavated i by land owner about 12 m down than original. 5 AP-5/0 1 Naubise,Dhunibes i 6 AP-5/A/0 1 Naubise,Dhunibes i 7 AP-5/B/0 1 Naubise,Dhunibes i 8 AP-6/0 1 Naubise,Dhunibes i 9 AP-6/A/0 1 Naubise,Dhunibes i 10 AP-7/0 1 1 Naubise,Dhunibes i 11 AP-7/A 1 1 Naubise,Dhunibes i 12 AP-7/B 1 1 Naubise,Dhunibes i 13 AP-7/C 1 1 Naubise,Dhunibes i 14 AP-7/D 1 1 Naubise,Dhunibes i 15 AP-7/D/1 1 Not clear Naubise,Dhunibes i 16 AP-7/D/2 1 House at Naubise,Dhunibes foundation i (ROW) 17 AP-7/E 1 1 Naubise,Dhunibes i 18 AP8/0 1 1 Archale 19 AP8/1 1 0 1 Archale 20 AP8/2 1 1 Archale 21 AP-8/A 1 1 Ganishe 22 AP-8/B 1 1 Ganishe Chaur 23 AP-9/0 1 1 Ganishe Chaur 24 AP-10/0 1 1 Tower parts Pandit Pauwa off loaded at site 25 AP-11/0 1 1 Pandit Pauwa 26 AP-11/A 1 1 Pandit Pauwa 27 AP-11/B 1 1 Tower parts Pandit Pauwa off loaded at site 28 AP-11/C 1 1 Pandit Pauwa 29 AP-12/0 1 1 Pandit Pauwa 30 AP-12A 1 1 Kebalpur 31 AP-12/A/1 1 1 Kebalpur 32 AP-12/B 1 Angur Kheti Kebalpur 33 AP-13/0 1 1 Kebalpur 34 AP-13/A 1 1 Kebalpur 35 AP-13/B 1 1 Kebalpur 36 AP-13/C 1 1 Tower parts Kebalpur off loaded at site 37 AP-13/D 1 1 Kebalpur 38 AP-14/0 1 1 leg Kebalpur 39 AP-14/A 1 1 Kebalpur 40 AP-14/B 1 1 Kebalpur 41 AP-14/C 1 1 Kebalpur 42 AP-15/0 1 1 Tower parts Kebalpur off loaded at site 43 AP-16/0 1 1 Goganpani 44 AP-16/A 1 1 2 pit Goganpani 45 AP-16/B 1 1 Tower parts Goganpani off loaded 46 AP-16/C 1 1 Tower parts Goganpani off loaded 47 AP-17/0 1 1 Tower parts Goganpani off loaded 48 AP-17/A 1 Goganpani 49 AP-17/B 1 Goganpani 50 AP-18/0 1 Goganpani 51 AP-18/A 1 Goganpani 52 AP-18/B 1 Goganpani 53 AP-18/B/1 1 2 pit Goganpani 54 AP-18/C 1 Goganpani 55 AP19/0 1 Goganpani 56 AP-19/A 1 Goganpani 57 AP-19/B 1 Goganpani 58 AP-19/C 1 Goganpani 59 AP-20/0 1 Galchhi 60 AP-20/A 1 Galchhi 61 AP-20/B 1 1 Galchhi 62 AP-20/C 1 1 Galchhi 63 AP-20/D 1 1 Galchhi (Kalleri) 64 AP-21/0 1 1 Galchhi 65 AP-21/1 1 ROW Issue Galchhi 66 AP-21/1/1 1 1 Galchhi 67 AP-21/A 1 1 Galchhi 68 AP-21/B 1 ROW Issue Galchhi 69 AP-21/C 1 1 3 pit Galchhi 70 AP-21/D 1 1 Galchhi 71 AP-21/E 1 Galchhi 72 AP-21/F 1 ROW Issue Galchhi 73 AP-21/G 1 1 Baireni 74 AP-21/H 1 1 Baireni 75 AP-21/I 1 1 Baireni 76 AP-21/J 1 1 Baireni 77 AP-22/0 1 Peda 78 AP-23/0 1 Peda 79 AP-23/A 1 1 Pipaltar,Kumpur 80 AP-24/0 1 1 Pipaltar,Kumpur AP-24/1 1 3 pit Pipaltar,Kumpur 81 AP-24/A 1 Pipaltar,Kumpur 82 AP-24/B 1 Pipaltar,Kumpur 83 AP-24/C 1 Pipaltar,Kumpur 84 AP-24/D 1 1 2 pit Pipaltar,Kumpur 85 AP-24/D/1 1 1 Pipaltar,Kumpur 86 AP-24/D/2 1 1 Pipaltar,Kumpur 87 AP-24/D/3 1 1 Pipaltar,Kumpur 88 AP-24/E 1 Pipaltar,Kumpur 89 AP-24/F 1 Pipaltar,Kumpur 90 AP-24/G 1 Pipaltar,Kumpur 91 AP-25/0 1 1 Chhapdanda 92 AP-25/A 1 1 Chhapdanda 93 AP-25/B 1 1 Chhapdanda 94 AP-25/B/1 1 1 Tower parts Chhapdanda off loaded 95 AP-25/C 1 1 Tower parts Chhapdanda off loaded 96 AP-26/0 1 1 Tower parts Chhapdanda off loaded 97 AP-26/A 1 1 Kumpur (Siddalek) 98 AP-26/B Kumpur 99 AP-27/0 1 1 Kumpur 100 AP-27/A 1 1 Kumpur 101 AP-27/A/1 1 Kumpur 102 AP-27/B 1 Kumpur 103 AP-27/C 1 Kumpur 104 AP-27/D 1 Kumpur 105 AP-27/E 1 Kumpur 106 AP-28/0 1 1 Kumpur 107 AP-28/A 1 Dhading Besi Road 108 AP-29/0 1 Land Malekhu excavated about 17 m down by land owner new tower foundation design to be done.
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