Kingfisher Oil Development Public Participation

Kingfisher Oil Development Public Participation

September 2018 CNOOC UGANDA LIMITED Environmental and Social Impact Assessment for the CNOOC Uganda Ltd Kingfisher Oil Project in Hoima District, Uganda - Public Participation Report Submitted to: The Executive Director National Environment Management Authority NEMA House, Plot 17/19/21 Jinja Road, P. O. Box 22255 Kampala, Uganda Report Number: 1776816-319401-4 REPORT – VOLUME 1, APPENDIX 2 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION FOR ESIA, PROPOSED KINGFISHER PROJECT Table of Contents 1.0 INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND ...................................................................................................................... 1 2.0 REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS, GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS ...................................................................... 2 3.0 OBJECTIVES OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN AN ESIA ......................................................................................... 2 4.0 STAKEHOLDERS ......................................................................................................................................................... 3 5.0 CNOOC ENGAGEMENT WITH STAKEHOLDERS ..................................................................................................... 6 6.0 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION FOR SCOPING .................................................................................................................. 8 6.1 Announcements ............................................................................................................................................. 14 6.2 Materials ......................................................................................................................................................... 14 6.2.1 Posters ..................................................................................................................................................... 14 6.2.2 Booklets .................................................................................................................................................... 17 6.3 Village meetings ............................................................................................................................................. 17 6.4 Focus groups and key informant interviews .................................................................................................. 18 6.5 Authority meetings ......................................................................................................................................... 19 6.6 Consultation with individuals for use rights and compensation .................................................................... 19 7.0 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ALONG THE PROPOSED PIPELINE ............................................................................ 20 7.1 Announcements ............................................................................................................................................. 20 7.2 Materials ......................................................................................................................................................... 21 7.2.1 Posters ..................................................................................................................................................... 21 7.2.2 Booklets .................................................................................................................................................... 22 7.3 Village meetings ............................................................................................................................................. 22 7.4 Authority meetings ......................................................................................................................................... 23 7.5 Grievance Mechanism ................................................................................................................................... 24 7.6 Comments contributed ................................................................................................................................... 26 8.0 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION DURING 2017/2018 ........................................................................................................ 27 8.1 Consultation process followed as part of the social baseline update - 2017 ................................................ 27 8.1.1 Comments raised ..................................................................................................................................... 30 8.2 Consultation process followed – 2018 ........................................................................................................... 37 8.2.1 Comments raised ..................................................................................................................................... 39 9.0 CONCLUSION ............................................................................................................................................................. 40 September 2018 Report No. 1776816-319401-4 i PUBLIC PARTICIPATION FOR ESIA, PROPOSED KINGFISHER PROJECT TABLES Table 1. Categories of stakeholders for the proposed CNOOC Kingfisher Project ESIA .......................................... 3 Table 2: Villages in and adjacent to the project area, from north to south ................................................................. 5 Table 3: Summary of CNOOC engagement with stakeholders other than villages in the project area two years prior to the start of the ESIA ....................................................................................................................... 7 Table 4: Stakeholder meetings convened in 2013 .................................................................................................... 10 Table 5: Summary of meetings convened along the proposed pipeline route, 2014 ............................................... 20 Table 6: Table of Issues Raised by I&APs – Kingfisher Area ................................................................................... 30 Table 7: Issues Raised by I&APs – Pipeline Development Area .............................................................................. 33 FIGURES Figure 1: Previous map (2013) showing the original proposed pipeline route ........................................................... 1 Figure 2: Location of villages in and adjacent to the project area ............................................................................... 4 Figure 3: CNOOC has been engaging with its stakeholders two years prior to the start of the ESIA ....................... 6 Figure 4: Golder and Eco & Partner convened 83 consultation meetings on the Buhuka flats in 2013, 15 along the proposed pipeline route in 2014 and 12 in Hoima between 2013/14 ........................................................ 9 Figure 5: Sets of eight posters in five languages were used to explain the proposed project and ESIA process ... 15 Figure 6: Posters were very helpful in communicating information about the proposed project .............................. 16 Figure 7: The poster booklets provided information that enabled stakeholders to meaningfully participate in the ESIA .......................................................................................................................................................... 17 Figure 8: A selection of village meetings held in December 2013 ............................................................................ 19 Figure 9: Megaphones were used to remind the villagers of the meetings .............................................................. 21 Figure 10: Posters were used for display purposes .................................................................................................. 22 Figure 11: The villagers found the booklets informative and used them during the meetings when the proposed project was explained ............................................................................................................................... 22 Figure 12: Meetings with the LC II and III’s ............................................................................................................... 24 Figure 13: The CNOOC Grievance Mechanism is already in use ............................................................................ 25 Figure 14: The bar chart represents the volume of issues raised per category in 2013/14 ..................................... 26 Figure 15: Stakeholders contributed freely during meetings..................................................................................... 27 Figure 16: Women of Kyabasambu contributed comments at the focus group meeting for women........................ 28 Figure 17: Consultation meeting with community members from Riuongo .............................................................. 28 Figure 18: The team consulted Hanga IIB villagers to update the social baseline and share information about the optimised project....................................................................................................................................... 28 Figure 19: A total of 14 meetings were convened on the Buhuka flats, three along the proposed pipeline and 15 meetings in Hoima .................................................................................................................................... 29 Figure 20: The bar chart represents the volume of issues raised per category in 2017 .......................................... 36 Figure 21: The 2018

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