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Semiannual Social Monitoring Report

Project No. 42171-013 June 2019

Khulna Water Supply Project

This Semiannual 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.

Khulna Water Supply and Sewerage Authority

Khulna Water Supply Project

Social Monitoring Report ADB Loan No: 2756-BAN(SF) : Project No: 42171-013

Prepared by: Mamun Ar Rashid

June 2019

Contents ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 4

1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................... 8

1.1 Project Background ........................................................................................................................................ 8

1.2 Project Components ....................................................................................................................................... 8

1.3. Land Acquisition Requirement ....................................................................................................................... 9

1.4 Land Acquisition Strategy of the Project ........................................................................................................ 9

1.5 Monitoring Reports on Involuntary Resettlement ....................................................................................... 10

2. Require land for Project implementation ............................................................................................................ 11

2.1 Information about affected people ............................................................................................................. 12

2.3 Physical infrastructure to be developed by the Project includes the following: ........................................... 9

JICA Components ................................................................................................................................................... 9

ADB Components ................................................................................................................................................... 9

2.4 Project Safeguard Procedure ......................................................................................................................... 9

3. Income Restoration and Rehabilitation ............................................................................................................... 11

4. Grievance Redress Mechanism ............................................................................................................................ 13

5. Community Consultation ..................................................................................................................................... 14

6. Case Study ......................................................................................................................................................... 16

7. Affected people list .............................................................................................................................................. 19

8. Conclusion ............................................................................................................................................................ 34

Table 1 Summary of Land Acquisition Status ...................................................................................................... 11

Table 2 Area wise payment of Resettlement Benefits (Titled EPs) ................................................................... 12

Table 3 Summery of Land owner (Title Affected Person) ................................................................................... 13

Table 4 Area wise payment of Resettlement Benefits (Non-title EPs, Other than Replacement Value

of Land) ...................................................................................................................................................................... 13

Table 5 Affected Structures of Title-holders in Category without Government’s Structures (Type of

Structures). ................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Table 6 Affected Structures of Non-title Holders in Category (Type of Structures). As per RP Information . 9

Table 7 Estimate for Land Acquisition and Resettlement (As Per RP information) ........................................ 10

Table 8 : Replacement Value of Land (category and mouza wise) including others (As Per RP) ............... 36

Table 9 : Value of Land other than DC's Acquisition (Inter ministerial Exchange) ....................................................... 37

Table 10 CCL Price of Land, Structures, Trees, Crops, Fish etc. (Category and mouza wise) .................... 38

Table 11 Structure Transfer Grant and Structure Reconstruction Grant for Non-title Holder Owners (As per RP

Information) ................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Table 12 Affected people land and stricture information ..................................................................................... 12

Table 13 Details of Community Consultation/FGD ...................................................................................................... 16

This social monitoring report (involuntary resettlement) 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.

ABBREVIATIONS

ADB – Asian Development Bank EDP – economically displaced person

GRC – Grievance Redress Committee

GRM – Grievance Redress Mechanism

JICA – Japan International Cooperation Agency KCC – Khulna City Corporation KWASA – Khulna Water Supply and Sewerage Authority MOL – Ministry of Land NGO – nongovernmental organization

PMU – Project Management Unit

ROW – right of way

SWTP – surface water treatment plant

1. Introduction

The Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh has entered into Loan Agreement with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) Loan 2756-BAN (SF) and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Loan BD-P66 for implementation of Khulna Water Supply Project. The Khulna Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (KWASA), under the Local Government Division of Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives, is the implementing Agency of the project. Though the project is being financed by 02 (two) Development Partners of the Government of Bangladesh (GoB), such as ADB and JICA, Still the Land Acquisition and Resettlement part of the entire project is the responsibility of ADB.

The Project will develop a sustainable water supply system in Khulna City. Khulna relies entirely on groundwater and the project will introduce surface water as the main water source to avoid excessive groundwater abstraction. There are total estimated budget for replacement value of land is BDT and resettlement assistance and grant (other than land replacement value) is BDT e,0.In total [96,26,50,000 + 2,62,75,000] BDT=BDT 98,89,25,000 out of which BDT 93,99,01,000(95.04% of the total) has been paid.

The project requires 77.0609 acre land of which 2.521 acre in Bagerhat district and 74.5399

acre in Khulna district for construction of Water Intake Point, Impounding Reservoir, Surface Water Treatment Plant, Distribution Reservoir, Overhead Tank and Bottle Water Plant involving replacement of land only) to have compensation under resettlement plan of the project of which 127 persons (86.99% of the total) have been paid compensation amounting 27,03,18,547.2 (84.02% of the total targeted amount BDT 32,17,13,280.04 for top up of land paid by KWASA).

On the other hand, payment for the resettlement benefits against non- titled and titled holders there are approximately total of 401 EP’s (considering resettlement benefit except land) with estimated budget of BDT 2,62,75,000 to have compensation under resettlement plan of the project of which 395 persons (98.50% of the total) have been paid compensation amounting BDT 2,40,31,343.42 (91.46% of the total targeted amount).

1.1 Project Background

Khulna, the third largest city in Bangladesh, is located in the southwest area of the country and has a population of 1.5 million (2008). To cope with current insufficient water supply and increasing demand, the Khulna Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (KWASA) plans to improve the existing water supply system with assistance from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB). The Project proposes a surface water supply system sourced from the Mollarhat intake point on the bank of Modhumati River in Bagherhat District, approximately 58 kilometers (km) from the Khulna. The raw water from the Modhumati River will be stored into an impounding reservoir and transmitted to a surface water treatment plant (SWTP) at Samonto Sena with the purified water to be distributed to consumers through a system of smaller storage reservoirs, overhead tanks, and piped distribution networks.

1.2 Project Components

Physical infrastructure to be developed by the Project includes the following:

JICA Components-

(a) Water intake facility from the Madhumati River at Mollarhat;

(b) Raw water transmission pipe (1.4 meter dia) for a total of length of 33 kilometers (km);

(c) Surface Water Treatment Plant (SWTP) with capacity of 110 MLD at Samanto Sena; and

(d) Impounding reservoir with capacity 777438 Cum at Samanto Sena storing non-saline raw water taken during wet season when salinity concentration is less than 1000 milligrams per liter (mg/L) in the river; and

ADB Components-

(a) Clear water transmission pipe 1200mm for a total length of 33 km to distribution reservoirs

including Rupsha river crossing 450 M;

(b) Distribution Network (diameter 50 mm– 400 mm) for a total of length of approx.700 km to supply

water to the consumer end

(c) Seven distribution reservoirs for distribution to service zones in Khulna City and 10 Overhead

tanks for sufficient water pressure and also for some water reserve required for consumers

(d) KWASA headquarters office and 2 zonal offices

1.3. Land Acquisition Requirement

Physical implementation of improvement works under the Project has required 77.0609 acre land of which 2.521 acre in Bagerhat district and 74.5399 acre in Khulna district for construction of Water Intake Point, Impounding Reservoir, Surface Water Treatment Plant, Distribution Reservoir, Overhead Tank and Bottle Water Plant. The majority agricultural, but some used for homestead. This has caused involuntary resettlement impact on a total of 77.0609 with about 139 titled Aps and 401 non titled affected persons (APs). It should be noted that, although implementation of improvement Water Intake Point, Impounding Reservoir, Surface Water Treatment Plant, Distribution Reservoir, Overhead Tank and Bottle Water Plant includes large numbers of dispersed infrastructure in 13 places, requirement for acquisition of land has involved for construction of KWASA project locations in the following area are given in below:

Garfa, Mollahat, Bagerhat Tilok & Pathorghata (Samonto- sena area), Rupsha, Khulna Labanchora, Khulna Notun Rasta (Pabla), Khulna

Charerhat, Khulna Baniakhamar, Khulna

Deana, Khulna Mirerdanga, Khulna Rayer Mohal, Khulna Choto Boyra Khulna Notun Bazar (Bongo bay) Khulna Boyra Housing, Khulna

KDA Jalil Sharoni, Khulna

1.4 Land Acquisition Strategy of the Project

The strategy adopted in each stage of KWASA activities from design till implementation has been to reduce the requirement of land acquisition and thereby minimize the involuntary resettlement impacts. During preparation of detail designs of the proposed infrastructures for different subprojects, decisions were made in consultation with local communities and reflecting inputs from public consultation and disclosure in site selection.

Physical or economic displacement due to development project, if unmitigated can give rise to severe economic, social and environmental risks; production systems are dismantled; people face impoverishment when their productive assets or income sources are lost; social and cultural attachment with neighbors are diminished or lost. ADB therefore, seeks to avoid involuntary resettlement wherever possible; minimize involuntary resettlement by exploring project and design alternatives; enhance or restore the livelihoods of all displaced persons in real terms relative to pre- project levels; and improve the standards of living of the affected poor and other vulnerable groups. Taking the ADB requirements and harmonizing with the Law of the country, resettlement plan was prepared and implementation of resettlement plan is of high priority. The people living or having asset in the project area will be affected due to implementation of the project. Though the positive impact of the project is expected to be enormous, yet the people who had been enlisted in the as project affected persons will be affected losing their homesteads, agriculture land, trade/business, sources of income etc. As a policy of involuntary resettlement the affected people will be given compensation for their lost land, damaged crops, structures, trees etc. But to protect them from dipping below the livelihood level they were on, they would be awarded with additional grants under the title resettlement benefit by Khulna Water Supply Project (KWSP). Due importance was given to reduce land acquisition and resettlement impacts by:

* locating components on government-owned land and/or within existing right of way (ROW);

* avoiding, where possible, locations that will result in destruction/disturbance to historical and cultural places/values;

* avoiding tree-cutting where possible; and

* ensuring all planning and design interventions and decisions are made in consultation with local communities and reflecting inputs from public consultation and disclosure for site selection.

1.5 Monitoring Reports on Involuntary Resettlement

A series of monitoring reports on Involuntary Resettlement have been produced during the course of project implementation. As shown in below Table. These include several semi-annual monitoring reports discussing the land acquisition and resettlement impacts of the Project.

Khulna Water Supply Project: Social Monitoring Report (July-December 2018) Khulna Water Supply Project: Social Monitoring Report (January-March 2018) Khulna Water Supply Project: Social Monitoring Report (October-December 2017) Khulna Water Supply Project: Social Monitoring Report (January-March 2017) Khulna Water Supply Project: Social Monitoring Report (October-December 2016) Khulna Water Supply Project: Social Monitoring Report (July-September 2016) Khulna Water Supply Project: Land Acquisition and Resettlement Quarterly Progress Report (April-June

2016) Khulna Water Supply Project: Land Acquisition and Resettlement Quarterly Progress Report (January-March

2016) Khulna Water Supply Project: Land Acquisition and Resettlement Quarterly Progress Report (October-

December 2015) Khulna Water Supply Project: Social Safeguard Monitoring Report Khulna Water Supply Project: Quarterly Report on Land Acquisition and Resettlement (July-September

2015) Khulna Water Supply ProKhulna Water Supply Project: Social Monitoring Report (December 2014)ject:

Quarterly Report on Land Acquisition and Resettlement (March-June 2015) Khulna Water Supply Project: Social Monitoring Report (December 2014)

Khulna Water Supply Project: Resettlement Plan (May 2014) Khulna Water Supply Project: Final Resettlement Plan (May 2017) Khulna Water Supply Project: Quarterly Report (January-March 2014) Khulna Water Supply Project: Resettlement Plan (as of Board approval) (May 2011) Khulna Water Supply Project (Draft) (Feb 2011)

2. Require land for Project implementation The Project will develop a sustainable water supply system in Khulna City. Khulna relies

entirely on groundwater and the project will introduce surface water as the main water source to avoid excessive groundwater abstraction. During implementation period project require 77.0609 acre land in 13 location of project area. 2.521 acre in Bagerhat district and 74.5399 acre in Khulna district for construction of Water Intake Point, Impounding Reservoir, Surface Water Treatment Plant, Distribution Reservoir, Overhead Tank and Bottle Water Plant. No need of land acquisition for establishing water transmission and distribution pipe lines.

For acquisition of land has caused involuntary resettlement (IR) impact prompting the need for preparation of individual Resettlement Plan (RP) for this subprojects. The Government therefore has prepared an individual RPs, for each these subprojects, in line with the legal procedure for land acquisition in Bangladesh and in conformity with the ADB’s safeguard requirements on involuntary resettlement, adhering to the principles and procedures outlined in the Resettlement Framework (RF).

Total estimated budget for replacement value of land is BDT 96,26,50,000 and resettlement

assistance and grant (other than land replacement value) is BDT2,62,75,000.In total [96,26,50,000 + 2,62,75,000] BDT=BDT 98,89,25,000 out of which BDT 93,99,01,000(94.57% of the total) has been paid. 93,51,83,936.90 Table 1 Summary of Land Acquisition Status

Sl. No.

Purpose of

Acquisition Site Name

Area

(acre) Status Remarks

01

Water Intake Point, Pump House & others ancillary Structures

Garfa, Mollahat, Bagerhat.

2.521

2.521 acre possession of land taken over by KWSP on 26 July 2012.

All types of Construction works complited.

02 Impounding Reservoir and Surface water Treatment Plant (SWTP)

Tilok & Pathorghata (Samonto- sena area), Rupsha, Khulna

37.25 +27.00 = 64.25

For 37.25acres, compensation for Land ,tree, ponds & other infrastructures has been started to pay by DC, Khulna and KWASA. For 27acres, compensation has been started to pay by DC, Khulna and KWASA.

All types of Construction works complited.(JICA Component)

03 Distribution Reservoir &Over Head Tank

Labanchora, Khulna

0.44

Land handed over to KWSP on 25/02/2014.

All types of Construction works complited.

(ADB Component)

04

Over Head Tank Notun Rasta (Pabla), Khulna

0.14

Land handed over to KWSP on 29/01/2014

do

05

Distribution Reservoir &Over Head Tank

Charerhat, Khulna

1.80

Land handed over to KWSP

Government Khash Land. Land is transfer through inter-

Sl. No.

Purpose of

Acquisition Site Name

Area

(acre) Status Remarks

ministerial transfer (without acquisition)

06

Over Head Tank

Baniakhamar, Khulna

0.3319


All types of Construction works complited (ADB Component)

07 Distribution Reservoir &Over Head Tank

Deana, Khulna

2.09 Land handed over to KWSP.

All types of Construction works complited. (ADB Component)

08

Over Head Tank

Mirerdanga, Khulna

0.34

Land handed over to KWSPon 11/11/2013.

All types of Construction works complited Government Khash Land. Land is Transfer through inter-ministerial transfer (without acquisition)

09


Rayer Mohal, Khulna

1.73


All types of Construction works complited

(ADB Component)

10


Choto Boyra Khulna

2.04


do

11


Notun Bazar (Bongo bay) Khulna

0.65

Land handed over to KWSP on 11/09/2014 by BIWTC.

All types of Construction works complited BIWTC Land . Land is transfer through inter ministerial transfer (without acquisition)

12


Boyra Housing, Khulna

0.472

Land handed over to KWSP by National Housing Authority (NHA).

All types of Construction works complited National Housing Authority Land. Land is transfer through inter-ministerial transfer (without acquisition)

13

Bottle Water Plant

KDA Jalil Sharoni, Khulna

0.256

Land handed over to KWSP by Khulna Development Authority (KDA).

Civil construction work and Electro- Mechanical equipment installation activities completed. Land is transfer through inter ministerial transfer (without acquisition)

2.1 Information about affected people

Payment of resettlement benefits for the titled (146) EPs is going on and a total of 401

non-titled EPs were identified from Bagherhat and Khulna; so far a total of. Tk BDT

2,40,31,343.42 paid among the 395 Non-titled EPs of Bagerhat and Khulna districts. Moreover,

125 TEPs out of about 146 were paid amounting Tk. 91,11,52,593.50 in Bagerhat and Khulna

districts for the land acquisition purpose. Payment details are shown in below table:

Table 2 Area wise payment of Resettlement Benefits (Titled EPs)

Areas

No of

EPs

No of EPs

paid

KWASA

Physical

Progress

(%)

Estimated amount

of Replacement

Value of Land

Total amount paid

( Taka)

Financial

Progress in

Percentage

( %)

( Taka)

Bagerhat 06 06 100%

96,26,50,000

91,11,52,593.50

94.60 % Khulna 140 119

85%

Total 146 125 89.29%

Table 3 Summery of Land owner (Title Affected Person)

Sl. No Location L.A Case No Paid EP's Total EP's Remark

1 C. Boyra 23 23

2 R.Mohol 28 30

3 B.Khamar 6 6

4 L.Chora 3 3

5 Deana 1 1

6 Pabla

0 11 total EP's may ne increase/decrease

7 M.Danga 1 1

8 5 Case

36 40 total EP's may ne increase/decrease

9 2 Case 21 25 do

10 Mollahat 6 6

Total 125 146

Ep's Paid ( %) 0.856164 85.61644 Consider total EP 146

Table 4 Area wise payment of Resettlement Benefits (Non-title EPs, Other than Replacement

Value of Land)

Areas

No of

EPs

No of EPs

paid

KWASA

Physical

Progress in

percentage (%)

Amount of

Grant estimated

(in Taka)

Total amount

paid ( Taka)

Financial

Progressin

Percentage ( % )

Bagerhat

and Khulna

401

395

98.50%

2,62,75,000

2,40,31,343.42

91.46%

Table 5 Affected Structures of Title-holders in Category without Government’s Structures (Type of Structures).

Sl.

LA Case No.

Mauza

Thatched ( In SFT)

Kacha ( In FT)

Tin ( In FT)

Semi Pacca ( In SFT)

Pacca (In SFT)

Brick Wall 5''

( In RFT)

Chatal ( In SFT)

Pacca Drain

( In RFT)

1 06/2010-11 Garfa 60

2 06/2012-13 Mirerdanga 419 658.5

4782.5

410

146

3 04/2012-13 Baniakhamer 578.9

240

4 01/2012-13 Labonchora

502.87 1450.25 2120.78

95

5 08/2012-13 Rayer mohol 309 883 2633 336

6 17/2012-13 Choto boyra 764 2284 1171 3141.76 1305 76

7 5/2012-13 Deana 240 120

400

8 05/2011-12 Tilok & pathor Ghata

3264

2304 17596 2620

350

9 12/2010-11 Pabla 2132

Total 5574.90 6580.37 4985.25 30674.04 3925 726 781 146

Table 6 Affected Structures of Non-title Holders in Category (Type of Structures). As per RP Information

Sl

Name of Area

Thatched ( In SFT)

Katcha ( In SFT)

Tin ( In SFT)

Semi Pacca ( In SFT)

Brick Wall 5''

Brick Wall 10''

( In RFT)

1 Mollahat to Fokirhat (Raw Water Pipe Line) 1283 2804 4277 572

2 Fakirhat to Mansa (Raw Water Pipe Line) 296 2082 1140 3431 80

3 Gilatola to Rupsha Ghat East (Raw and Clear Water Pipe Line) 13115 11860 2956 3309 276 730

4 Goalpara, Chorerhat ( Distribution Reservoir & Over head Tank) 4294.5 393 170 2384

95

5 Labonchara ( Distribution Reservoir & Over head Tank) 0 136 1530 449 0 0

6 Tilok, Pathorghata & Others 0 7274 0 6300 0 0

7 Mohershor Pasha 70 319

Total 19,058.50 24,549 10,392 16,445 356 825

2.2 Resettlement Budget and Financing Plan

The Indicative land acquisition and resettlement cost estimate for the Project includes eligible compensation, resettlement assistance as outlined in the Entitlement Matrix, and support cost for Resettlement Plan. Government financing will provide funds to support all land acquisition and compensation for lost assets, while ADB financing will cover other assistance costs (livelihood and income rehabilitation, shifting assistance, training, etc.) including implementation support of the Resettlement Plan. The total land acquisition and resettlement cost for the Project is BDT 1,062,313,338.00 or USD 13,787,324.31. All additional payment (top-up) and resettlement benefits will be paid to the Entitled Persons (EPs) directly by KWSP.

The indicative cost items are outlined below:

(i) Replacement value of land; (ii) Compensation for trees (fruit bearing and timber trees); (iii) Compensation for structures and other immovable assets at replacement cost; (iv) Assistance for stamp duty, etc. for titleholders for land acquisition; (v) Structure Transfer Grant and Structure Reconstruction Grant for non-title holders; (vi) Loss of Hand Tube-well; (vii) Loss of Toilet; (viii) Loss of Business; (ix) Loss of Employment; (x) Vulnerable Grant; (xi) Training for vulnerable household; (xii) Implementation costs including documentation cost for disbursement of Resettlement

Benefits.

The updated draft Resettlement Plan is based on census of raw and clear water pipe line and land acquisition areas including DC’s survey and records of the total land owners. The entitlements for these displaced persons have been worked out in line with the actual impacts assessed based on land records data, DC’s survey and census data. Deputy Commissioner is preparing individual Land Acquisition estimate for every proposed site. In addition to that a separate Resettlement Budget (estimate) will be prepared as per approved entitlement matrix, JVAT’s data and PVAC’s pricing. The indicative budget for land acquisition and resettlement costs under the project to be financed by the Government and ADB. Government financing will cover land, other assets and contingency. ADB will cover other assistance, grant, allowances and RP implementation cost etc.

Table 7 Estimate for Land Acquisition and Resettlement (As Per RP information)

Item BDT

A.1 Land Government Financing

Replacement Value of Land (as per attached Details) 933,791,410.79

Stamp Duty, Reg. Cost for land Purchased by Affected Land Owners (attached)

5,050,000.00

Cost of Pond Digging and Fishery 10,725,260.82

Cost of Crops 2,266,928.53

A.2 Assets (Trees/Structures)

Trees of title holders 19,951,801.50

Structure of title holders 29,426,417.93

A.3 Deputy Commissioners’ Administrative Cost / Registration Cost for Govt. Land

29,632,222.48

Total of A 1,030,844,042.05

B. ASSISTANCE AND GRANT 18,412,364.50

ADB Financing

Structure Transfer Grant and Structure Reconstruction Grant

Grant for Hand Tube-well (34 nos. x Tk.5,000) Reconstruction 170,000.00

Grant for Toilet (Ring Slab -33nos. x Tk.4,000+ Pacca- 25nos. xTk.10,000) Reconstruction

382,000.00

Business Grant and Shifting of Business Materials 1,766,200.00

Grant for Loss of Employment (54 persons x 9,000) 486,000.00

Grant for Vulnerable (Female-19persons x Tk.10,000+Male-75persons x Tk.7,000)

715,000.00

Training for Vulnerable (94 persons x Tk.11,000) 1,034,000.00

Sub-Total of B 22,965,564.50

Contingency to cover GRC, statistical errors and other uncertainties (10% of Total of B)

2,296,556.45

TOTAL of B 25,262,120.95

C. Resettlement Plan Implementation Support (ADB) 5,663,175.00

ADB Financing under TA D. Cost of EPs’ ID Card, Photograph, EP & EC, Leaflet etc.

(ADB)

544,000.00

Grand Total (A+B+C+D) in BDT 1,062,313,338.00

Grand Total (A+B+C+D) in USD (1US$=BDT 77.05) 13,787,324.31

As per above Estimate, the summary of Financing sources is given below:

The Government Financing Taka = 1,030,844,042.05 The ADB Financing is under KWSP Taka = 25262120.95 The ADB Financing under TA Taka = 62,07,175.0

Table 8 : Replacement Value of Land (category and mouza wise) including others (As Per RP)

Mouza Quantity of Land Acquisition( Decimal)

DC's Price of Land (TK)

DC's Price of Others ( Structure, Trees, Contingencies ) (TK)

DC's Total Price (TK)

Replacement Value

of Land by Property

Valuation Advisory Committee (PVAC)

(TK)

Others ( Structure,

Trees,

Contingencies etc) by Property

Valuation Advisory

Committee (PVAC) (TK) (Same as DC)

Total Replacement

Value by Property

Valuation Advisory Committee (PVAC)

(TK)

Differential Value of land

between property Valuation

Advisory Committee (PVAC) and DC (TK)

Garfa, Mollahat 252.10 3,058,105.30 320,890.66 3,378,995.96 4,587,157.95 320,890.66 4,908,048.61 1,529,052.65

Labonchara 44.00 10,141,480.29 3,469,949.56 13,611,429.85 20,114,550.00 3,469,949.56 23,584,499.56 9,973,069.71

Mirerdanga 34.00 16,500,000.00 9,187,067.00 25,687,067.00 25,500,000.00 9,187,067.00 34,687,067.00 9,000,000.00

Baniakhamar

33.19 23,310,610.50 2,436,770.41 25,747,380.91 30,562,048.99 2,436,770.41 32,998,819.40 7,251,438.49

Rayermahol 173 26428773.85

6,031,825.35 32,460,599.20 45,566,659.00 6,031,825.35 51,598,484.35 19,137,885.15

Pabla 14.00 4,596,272.80 904,544.91 5,500,817.71 11,900,000.00 904,544.91 12,804,544.91 7,303,727.20

Tilok & Pathor Ghata (37.25 Acres)

3,725.00

37,359,373.63

37,414,452.48

74,773,826.11

198,442,038.75

37,414,452.48

235,856,491.23

161,082,665.12

Tilok & Pathor Ghata (27.00Acres)

2,700.00

60,173,543.12

14,508,583.39

74,682,126.51

142,168,500.00

14,508,583.39

156,677,083.39

81,994,956.88

Deana 209.00 37,620,000.00 3,702,500.00 41,322,500.00 45,144,000.00 3,702,500.00 48,846,500.00 7,524,000.00

Choto Boyra 204.00 110,158,201.50 14,026,047.50 124,184,249.00 219,827,723.52 14,026,047.50 233,853,771.02 109,669,522.02

Sub Total 7,388.29 329,346,360.99 92,002,631.26 421,348,992.25 743,812,678.21 92,002,631.26 835,815,309.47 414,466,317.22

Table 9 : Value of Land other than DC's Acquisition (Inter ministerial Exchange)

SL Particulars of Site Location of sites Quantity of Land (Decimal)

Total value of Land.

Total Compensation in BDT

Grand Total

01

Distribution Reservoir & Over head Tank.

Charerhat

180

76471005.6

76471005.6

76471005.6

02

Distribution Reservoir & Over head Tank.

BIWTC Bangabe, Notun Bazar

65

76265904

76265904

76265904

03

Over head Tank.

National Housing Authourity Boyra.

47.2

22574823.17

22574823.17

22574823.17

04

KDA Jolil Sharoni, Bottol Water Plant.

Choto Boyra

25.6

14666999.81

14666999.81

14666999.81

Total 317.8 189978732.6 189978732.6 189978732.6

Total Gob Financing (Taka) = Table 11.1(a) + 11.1(b) + Stamp Duty & Registration Cost

= 835815309.5 +189978732.6 +5050000

= 1030844042.05

Table 10 CCL Price of Land, Structures, Trees, Crops, Fish etc. (Category and mouza wise)

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Table 11 Structure Transfer Grant and Structure Reconstruction Grant for Non-title Holder Owners (As per RP Information)

Sl Mauza Thatched (Qnty.in sft)

Kacha (Qnty.in sft)

Tin (Qnty.in sft)

Semi Pacca (Qnty.in sft)

Brick Wall 5''

(Qnty.in rft)

Brick Wall 10''

(Qnty.in rft)

Total BDT

1 Mollahat to Fokirhat 1283 2804 4277 572

Rate in BDT 63 125 175 357

Sub-Total in BDT 80829 350500 748475 204204 0 0 13,84,008.00 2 Fakirhat to Mansa 296 2082 1140 3431 80

Rate in BDT 63 125 175 357 225

Sub-Total in BDT 18648 260250 199500 1224867 18000 0 17,21,265.00

3 Gilatola to Rupsha Ghat East

13115

11860

2956

3309

276

730

Rate in BDT 63 125 175 357 225 413

Sub-Total in BDT 826245 1482500 517300 1181313 62100 301490 43,70,948.00

4 Goalpara ( Chorerhat) 4294.5 393 170 2384 95

Rate in BDT 185 252 886 1442 413

Sub-Total in BDT 794482.50 99036 150620 3437728 0 39235 45,21,101.50 5 Labonchara 0 136 1530 449

Rate in BDT 185 252 886 1442 413

Sub-Total in BDT 34272 1355580 647458 20,37,310.00 6 Tilok, Pathorghata &

Others 0 7274 0 6300 0 0

Rate in BDT 185 252 886 357 413

Sub-Total in BDT 1833048 2249100 40,82,148.00

7 Mohershor Pasha 70 319

Rate in BDT 185 886 357 413

Sub-Total in BDT 12,950.00 2,82,634.00 2,95,584.00 Total Structure

(1+2+3+4+5+6+7)

18,988.50

24,549

10,073

16,445

356

825

Total in BDT (1+2+3+4+5+6+7)

1733154.50

40,59,606.00

3254109.00

89,44,670.00

80,100.00 3,40,725.00

1,84,12,364.50

2.3 Physical infrastructure to be developed by the Project includes the

following:

JICA Components

(a) Water intake facility from the Madhumati River at Mollarhat;

(b) Raw water transmission pipe (diameter 1,350 millimeters [mm]) for a total of length of 33 kilometers (km);

(c) Surface Water Treatment Plant (SWTP) at Samanto Sena; and

(d) Impounding reservoir at Samanto Sena storing non-saline raw water taken during wet season when salinity concentration is less than 1000 milligrams per litre (mg/L) in the river.

A total of 66.08 acres of private land will be acquired with an estimate of 103 households with legal title identified comprising a total of 448 economically displaced persons (EDP) as follows: (i) the intake point at Mollarhat requires 2.521 acres of private agricultural land belonging to 30 households (130 EDPs); and (ii) the impounding reservoir and SWTP site at Samanto Sena requires 63.56 acres of private agricultural land with some seasonal fish/shrimp ponds belonging to 73 households (318 EDPs) with legal title identified. There will be eight agricultural tenants and five agricultural workers affected

ADB Components

(a) Distribution reservoirs (5) for distribution to five service zones in Khulna City;

(b) Overhead tanks (11) for sufficient water pressure and also for some water

reserve required for consumers. The overhead tanks are filled with clear

water pumping from distribution reservoir;

(c) Distribution pipes (diameter 50 mm–400 mm) for a total of length of 700 km

will be constructed to supply water to the consumer end;

(d) Clear water transmission pipe (diameter 300 mm–1100 mm) for a total length

of 25 km to distribution reservoirs; and

(e) KWASA headquarters office and 3 zonal offices

A total of 7.02 acres of land will be acquired for 11 overhead tank and 5 underground reservoirs and a zonal Khulna Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (KWASA) office building. There will be 7 households (42 EDPs) with legal title. One household will lose agricultural income from the loss of farming activities and two households will lose fishing livelihood. There will be one commercial structure affected and one lease of public land (for sand storage) affected by the Project.

2.4 Project Safeguard Procedure

1. ADB’s safeguard requirements apply to all administered components of Khulna Water Supply Project regardless of the source of financing.

2. According to ADB’s Operational Manual Section F1/OP (20 January 2010), the involuntary resettlement impacts of an ADB-supported project are considered significant if 200 or more persons will experience major impacts, which are defined as (i) being physically

displaced from housing, or (ii) losing 10% or more of their productive assets (income generating). The JICA safeguard policy does not have a similar threshold for defining significant impacts for categorizing social safeguards.

3. The total number of landowner households affected by the Project is based on actual data obtained from revenue records collected. Of these 110 households, a sample census survey was conducted (40% sample size). The estimated numbers of EDPs is based on the average household size derived from the sample survey. The following data from the sample survey were scaled up to arrive at overall estimated project impacts: (i) average household size (to estimate the total numbers of EDPs); (ii) monthly incomes (to estimate the number of households below the poverty line); (iii) extent of impacts including total loss of land and percent loss of productive land holdings (to estimate the number of households with major impacts which is defined as greater than 10% loss); and (iv) vulnerability (to identify vulnerable households, including women-headed households, physically handicapped-headed households, and households below the poverty line).

4. Non-titled holders comprise agricultural tenants, workers, and one leaseholder of land.

5. Vulnerable households are defined as (i) female-headed households, (ii) physically handicapped-headed

6. Households and (iii) those below the below poverty line (Note: the national poverty line is considered Tk9,000. This figure is to be updated in 2011 as part of the national census. During resettlement plan implementation, the revised poverty line may be considered in determining vulnerable persons).

7. This includes other landholdings outside the affected land parcel.

8. To assess the potential temporary impacts on businesses, hawkers and vendors, along the distribution networks and the transmission mains, structured transect surveys of sample representative stretches were carried out. A total of 18 locations representing various land use types in the network were taken up for sampling. A total of 530 commercial establishments, including hawkers and encroachments were surveyed. These shops and potential impacts will be further verified once the detailed designs are complete and the alignments for the networks and transmission mains are finalized.

9. The full closure of roads is not anticipated under the project and customer access is expected to be maintained. However, these potential impacts to customer access will be determined during detailed design.

10. Attempts were made to survey all households however some were unwilling to cooperate with the survey team as they chose to wait until the formal government notice was published to provide relevant information. These households will be surveyed at the time of the detailed measurement survey taken during project implementation and incorporated into the updated and final resettlement plans.

11. The information contained in the draft resettlement plan is tentative until the census of affected persons has been completed. Soon after the completion of detailed engineering designs, the borrower/client will finalize the resettlement plan by completing the census and inventories of loss of assets. At this stage, changes to the resettlement plan take the form of revising the number of displaced persons, the extent of land acquired, the resettlement budget, and the time table for implementing the resettlement plan. The

Entitlement Matrix of the resettlement plan may be updated at this stage to reflect the relevant changes but the standards set in the original Entitlement Matrix cannot be lowered when the resettlement plan is revised and finalized. (ADB Safeguards Policy Statement. Safeguards Requirements 2. 2009).

12. The cut-off date for title holders is based according to the formal notification (Section 3), and for non-titleholders the date of the census survey after the detailed design. Those who encroach into the project area after the cut-off date will not be entitled to compensation or any other assistance. The PMU will take video and photo documentation to ensure entitled persons on the cut-off date. For this project, the detailed measurement survey taken soon after official Section 3 notifications.

13. The Independent external monitor is defined as someone who is outside the day-to-day activities of the Project, and could include for e.g., professor, representative of nongovernmental organization (NGO) etc. The independent monitor will document the observations of the negotiation process and submit these directly to the ADB Project Officer.

14. The application to MOL includes a detailed statement specifying whether the land mentioned in the application is needed for public or private purpose, the area of the land, sketch-map, and purpose for which it could be used.

15. The Project will directly pay the training institutes for the number of persons enrolled for training.

16. This allowance will pay for training fees and short term courses to be paid directly to the institute.

17. Rates for cost estimation are detailed in Appendix 9.

18. Although ADB requires semiannual reporting, the Resettlement Plan monitoring reports will be included with the overall project quarterly reports, allowing ADB and JICA to closely monitor impacts given the scale of the land acquisition, resettlement, and low capacity of the Executing Agency. One monitoring report will record progress for both JICA and ADB components.

3. Income Restoration and Rehabilitation Project authority provides all type of entitlements for compensation, relocation, and income restoration for displaced persons. The displaced persons cultivating their land for crops or fish/shrimp will be given sufficient advanced notice to harvest (60 days); and if harvest in that time is not possible, they will be compensated for the loss of the standing crops and/or fish/shrimp harvest and fruit bearing trees at their current market value. Additional assistance for those landowners experiencing major impacts defined as losing greater than 10% of their productive landholdings is also provided. The Project management Unit (PMU) will provide assistance to those farmers/fishermen and laborers who require assistance in either re- establishing livelihood or require compensation during periods of disturbance.

Short and medium term income restoration and livelihood assistance includes the following:

(i) PMU to assist displaced persons in identifying new agricultural lands for purchase or lease to continue agricultural livelihood;

(ii) Cash compensation equivalent to the value of harvest (crops and/or fish) for

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one season to those agricultural landowners losing greater than 10% of total productive (income generating) landholdings;

(iii) Shifting allowance for households based on actual cost of moving/unloading;

(iv) PMU to help link displaced persons to vocational institutes wherein the PMU will pay14 for a 3-month training course to those seeking skill development, including alternative cropping methods or other new skills of their preference (assumed at Tk4,000/person/household);15

(v) PMU to help link displaced persons to employment opportunities through referrals or assistance in seeking jobs (e.g., local job postings, etc.). The PMU will also identify the required skills for the construction activities under the Project prior to the commencement of the construction and link them to project employment wherever possible;

(vi) In addition to the above entitlements, vulnerable groups will receive additional allowance equivalent to three months income at minimum wages, for restoring or enhancing their livelihood, as well as preference in project related works; and

(vii) For linear works, temporary loss of income to shops and businesses due to disturbance caused by construction will be compensated for those located in areas subject to full street closure based on actual income (verifiable through incomes of similar businesses) or minimum wage rates (whichever is higher) for the entire period of disruption (typically 15-21 days).

To improve livelihood condition project authority gives financial assistance for the poor community. Till now project authority were identified 401 non-titled EPs from Bagherhat and Khulna; so far a total of. Tk BDT 2,40,31,343.42 paid among the 395 Non-titled EPs of Bagerhat and Khulna districts. Moreover, 112 TEPs out of about 139 were paid amounting Tk. 91,11,52,593.50 in Bagerhat and Khulna districts. Below table shoe the features of affected community

Table 12 Affected people land and stricture information according to RP

Impact Quantity Remarks Impacts on Land : Acquisition of Private Land (acres) 73.8829 As per Land Acquisition Proposal (LAP)

Government / Government Agencies Land by Inter Ministerial Transfer (acres)

3.178

No. of land owners (households) 237 The number of landowners is based on DCs’ survey and award books including land records. It will be finalized after payment of DC’s CCL.

Non-titleholder impacts:

(i) Commercial Structures (households)

101 Identified by JVAT. (ii) Residential Structures

(households) 194

(iii) Business owner in Rental Structures

74

(iv) Employment Losers (Wage Loss)

54

Impact Quantity Remarks Others:

Affected Fish Culture (Specially Shrimp) – in acres

37.07 As per DC’s inventory & revised LAP.

Affected Trees (Large, Medium, Small) –in nos.

11,770 As per DC’s inventory.

Vulnerable households (Female Headed and Income limit) in nos.

94 As per census. Identified by JVAT.

Community Facilities/Resources – in nos.

03 The affected facilities will be reconstructed by the Construction contractor as per instruction of KWSP.

4. Grievance Redress Mechanism

A grievance redress mechanism (GRM) has been established to receive, evaluate and facilitate the resolution of affected persons concerns, complaints, and grievances about compensation and resettlement issues at the project level. Project authority established complain box in different place of project area. To aware people authority conduct consultation meeting, FGD and distribute leaflet. Till date one formal complaint submits in ADB office and this complains solve. The Government has formed a Grievance Redress Committee (GRC) by the following members:

The Project Director, KWSP, KWASA – Convener;

Relevant Ward Councilor of Khulna City Corporation – member;

Relevant UP Chairman/Ward Councilor of affected project area – member;

Representative of affected persons – member;

Area Manager of implementing NGO - member and

Assistant Engineer of PMU, KWSP as member secretary.

Grievance Redress Procedures

Step 1 The implementing Agency informs Displaced Persons (DP) about their losses and entitlements If satisfied, the DP claims resettlement payments to the EA. If confused,

Step 2 The DP approaches the IA field level officials for clarification. The IA will clarify the DPs about their losses & entitlements as per RAP. If resolved, the DP claims resettlement payments to the EA. If not resolved,

Step 3 The DP approaches to the GRC. IA staff assist the DPs producing the complaints and Organize hearing in 15-21 days of receiving the complaints.

Step 4 The Implementing Agency informs DPs about their losses and entitlements If satisfied, the DP claims resettlement payments to the EA. If confused.

Step 5 GRC to scrutinize applications, cases referred to DC through EA if beyond their Mandate as per scope of work.

Step 6 If with mandate, GRC sessions held with aggrieved DPs, minutes recorded. If resolved, the project Director approves. If not resolved,

Step 7 The DP may accept GRC decision, if not, he/she may file a case to the court of law For settlement,

Step 8 The GRC minutes, approved by the Managing Director, received at Conveners office back. The approved verdict id communicated to the complainant DP in writing. The DP than claims resettlement payments to EA.

5. Community Consultation During the field visits, I conduct 3 FGDs one is OHT Labonchora Production tube well point one is Madhumati river raw water collection poient and another is Noihati Union Khulna, Total (18+ 7+27)=52 person attend this two FGD.APs were asked whether they had heard about the project activity that took place in the vicinity of their locality.

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Noihati Union Khulna 23 April , 2019

Labonchora OHT point 24 April, 2019

Kahalpur Moddo Para, 29th May 2019

In the consultation meetings, extensive discussions with the stakeholders were held. The overall outcome of the consultation meetings provided mixed opinions towards project implementation. The participants showed their concerns regarding impact on land, crop, trees, fruits and homestead due to the land acquisitions. However, due to the long-term benefits of the project, they agreed to the acquisition of their land. Also, the Cash Compensation by Law (CCL) method of acquisition and guarantee of hassle-free speedy payment of compensation further encouraged them. During feasibility period two consultation meeting and three FGD conduct in project different area. Total 183 people attend in two consultation and 21 participants in three FGD. These meetings were held at five different locations of the two districts on different dates commencing from 12–21 August 2010. These meetings were attended by different cross sections of the affected population. These public consultation meetings with land owners, local elite and general members of the public were also attended on occasions by the Mayor of Khulna, Assistant Deputy Commissioner (Revenue) Bagerhat, Managing Director, KWASA, ADC (Land Acquisition) Khulna and the officials of the project team and KWASA including elected representatives, local leaders, women groups, representatives of professional groups like businessmen, farmers, teachers, religious leaders, and public representatives as well as members and chairman of the Union and Upazila Councils and the consultant

To ensure transparency in planning and active involvement of displaced persons and other stakeholders, project information will be disseminated through disclosure of resettlement planning documents. A resettlement information leaflet containing information on compensation, entitlement, and resettlement management adopted for the Project will be made available in local language (Bangla) and will be distributed to displaced persons. The KWASA through its PMU will keep displaced persons informed about impacts, compensation and assistance proposed for them; and facilitate grievance redressal. The information will also be made available at a convenient place especially, the offices of KWASA, KCC, Rupsha+6 A-24 Upazila, Noihati Union Parishad and at other key accessible locations (as market places) convenient to displaced persons. The summary of the draft Resettlement Plan and the entitlement matrix will be translated into local language; disclosed to displaced persons; and made available at the KWASA office and KCC office. A copy of the draft and final Resettlement Plans will be disclosed on the ADB website.

During post final RP period Seven FGD conduct in project different area. Total 350 people attend in two consultation and seven FGD. Table 13 Details of Community Consultation/FGD

6. Case Study

1. Md. Abu Hanif

Village: Noihati sreepur

Godown Moor Rupsha, Khulna

Cell phone No: 01914161726

He is a nontitle affected person; he leased this

land from Bangladesh Railway. He runs his

business by the side of RHD Khulan Tongipara

road. During pipeline construction period he

faces some problem and he business loss.

That’s why authority gives compensation for his

business loss. Authority give 3000/- tk for business compensation and 1000/-tk for shifting

Place

Time of Consultations and Meetings/

FGD

No of Community

Consultations/ FGD

Number of Participants

Gender of Participants

Male Female

Office of the ADC (LA), Khulna.

13 May 2013. 1 19 19

Fakirhat Bazar, Bagerhat District.

28 May 2013.

1 33 33 0

Rupsha East Ghat. 20 July 2013.

1 29 29 0

Charerhat, Khea Ghat.

27 August 2013 1 13 13 -

OHT Labonchora 24 April , 2019 1 8 8 -

Noihati Union Khulna

23 March, 2019 1 17 11 6

Kahalpur Moddo Para ( Madhumati River Raw Water Collection Poient)

29th May 2019 1 27 2 25

Consultation Meeting

KWASA office) 12 August 2010

1 24 24 -

Patharghata High School, Rupsha

21 August 2010

1 159

159 -

Patharghata 7 October 2010 1 7 7 -

Samonto Sena Bazar

9 October 2010 1 7 7

Mollarhat Technical College

9 October 2010

1 7 7

Total 12 350 319 31

stricture. His economic condition is change. Before construction his per month income

was 18000/- tk but now his present income is 10000/-. He request authority to give him a

job if possible.

2. Mobbat Ali Mir

Cell Phone No : 01936649020

Rickshaw Garage

During construction period only seven days he face

problem. Project authority give compensation

18292/-tk for his katcha Baranda. He is very much

happy for this compensation because he nontitle

affected person.

3. Md Humayon Kabir

Khorar Bot-tola

Khulna

Cell Phone No: 01857343636

Due to pipeline construction work he lost his katcha

shop. Project authority give 8388/-tk compensation

for his katcha shop. After construction work he repair

his shop and run his business properly. Every day he

earns 200-300 tk.

4. Masud Shaque


He lost his semi-pacca house. Project authority gives 123000/- tk compensation for his

house. He use 50% taka for reconstruction of house and he deposit rest of amount. He

has a poultry farm. Now his economic condition is good.

5. Shak Bazlur Rahman

Labonchora

Khulna


He is a market owner. He lost some shop and land

due to improvement of Labonchora Over Head tank.

Khulna Wasa gives 1,86,00000/-tk compensation for

his land and shop. He perchage one acare land

outside of Khulna City Corporation and one decimal

land near to his house. He improves his house and

deposit one crow taka. Now he lead his life abet better

than previous.

6. Md. Saha Alom

Labonchora

Khulna


He is a business man; due to improvement of

Labonchora OHT he lost one portion of his shop.

Khulan Wash gives 236000/-tk compensation for

business loss. He invest this mount and run his

business. Now he is abate better than previous.

7. Binoy Sharkar

Pathor Ghata


He is a farmer. He lost 91 decimal lands for

improvement water treatment plant. He is very

much happy because government gives 1.5 times

above land price. He gets total 1066000/-tk. With

this money he starts a mango garden and rest

amount (10 lac taka) deposit to bank. Every

month bank give interest 9000/-

8. Tahirun Nesa

Kahalpur jMoiddopara

Mollarhat Baerhat


She is 82 years old owman.before pipe line construction

she has tinshed house. After getting compensation she

built a building. Now she is very happy. She install tub-

well and constructs a sanitary latrine.

9. Hosneria Parvin

Kahalpur jMoiddopara

Mollarhat Baerhat

Cell Phone No:07152212565

She is a housewife. She is very poor woman. Khulna

wash give compensation for her house toilet and tub

well. With this money she buys a cow. She take care

her cow and every day she sell 4 liters milk. Every day

she earns 200tk for milk. Now she is owner of four

cows. Her family condition is abbot better than

previous. She send her child school every day.

7. Affected people list

Due to pipe line alignment change some none title EPs name change and actual Title EPs

name is not reflect properly in Khulna Wasa RP. That’s why RP given Title EPs and Non-Tithe

EPs list is not correct. According to Actual payment list RP need to revise. Now I am giving actual

Title and Non-title Aps list below

This table reflects two types information, first column present affected people name according to

RP and second column present Khulna wasa and DC office awarded people list. Second column

reflect actual affected people name.

Title APs’ Name (land Owner) Garfa, Mollahat,Bagerhat (LA Case no.06/2010-11) Name of EP's (According to RP) Name of EP's ( Actual EPs) DC awarded Remark Arifurzaman Chawdory Jesmin Ara Reza Oshima Khatun Sahida Khanom Sattar Shikder Arifuzzaman Chowdary Shahida Khanam Sikdar Md.Zin-Nurain (Md. Jonnuran) Fardous Islam Samim Hasan Hazera Khatun Jamaluddin Sikdar

Arafat Islam Md. Jonnuran

Meer -er -danga,Khuna (LA Case no.06/2012-13) Name of EP's (According to RP) Name of EP's ( Actual EPs) DC

awarded Remark

Sheikh Younus Ali Sheik Yunus Ali Labonchora Khulna ( LA Case no. 01/2012-13) Name of EP's (According to RP)

Name of EP's ( Actual EPs) DC awarded Remark

Motiar rahman Sheik Bozlur Rahman Bozlur Rahman Sheik Fazlur Rahman Md. A salam Sheik Matiar Rahman Md. Joynal Abedin Dr. Abu Bakar siddik Md. Nurul haque mollick Matiar Rahman Md. Nazrul Islam Sufia Begum Rahima Begum Md. A. Jolil Howlader M. Kobir Hossain Mojibor Rahman gazi Md. Bozlur Rahman gazi Md. Babul Hossain Md. Shaha jahan Howlader A. Razzak Sana Mrs. Rowsonara Begum

Deana,Khulna (LA Case no.01/2014-15)

Name of EP's (According to RP) Name of EP's ( Actual EPs) DC awarded Remark

Alhaj Sheik Mojnu New Land

Bania Khamar,Khulna (LA Case no.04/2012-13)


Monabbar Hossain (pappu) Md. Monabbar Hossain Lutfar Rahman Shahila Najnin Md. Asraf Hossain Most.Obyadha Khatun Md. Mosaraf Hossain Md.Asraf Hossain Salaha Najrin S.M.Lutfor Rahman

Obaiyada Khatun Md.Mosaraf Hossain Monabbar Hossain (pappu)

Rayer Mohol,Khulna (LA Case no.08/2012-13)


Hafez Md.Wahiduzzaman

Sumaiya Jahan Lutfa

Md. Gias Uddin Matobor

Sheik Zakirul Islam

Munshe Nur Islam

Munshe Liakot Ali Shahin

Munshe Yunus Ali

Shammi Zaman

Asma Begum

Mrs. Kamrun Nahar

Safia Begum

Samsun Nahar

Jahanara Begum

Sheik Moniruzzaman

Khan Rofiqul Islam

Sheik Zamirul Islam

Sheik Zafirul Islam

Md.Miskat

Rozina Parvin Irani

Most. Jahanara Begum

Rayhena Parvin China

Sheik Zakirul Islam

Khan Raju Ahmed

Monzila Begum

Md.Milon Mahmud

Khan Golam Moula

Md.Ajim Khan

Md.Ajmol Khan

Khan Ismail Hossain

Pabla,Notun Rasta er More,Khulna (LA Case no.12/2010-11)

Total 11 number of EP's as per DC office information ( Still this payment is under process

Choto Boyra,Khulna (LA Case no.17/2012-13)

Name of EP's (According to RP) Name of EP's ( Actual EPs) DC awarded

Remarks

Abdul Hasib Kazi Kazi Abdul Hasib Rezaul Islam Gazi Shahidul Islam Sheikh Alomgir Hossain Zakir Talukdar Khan Md. Mahamudul Hasan Helal Ahmed Faruk Shimul Sheik Alamgir Hossain Shumon Nargis Sultana Shohidul Islam Md. Faruk Hossain Talukdar Jakir Hossain Afroza Khatun Sheikh Faruk Hossain Tasfia Tasnim Md. Faruk Hossain Talukder Amina Mohamad

Sha Mostofa Kamal Mostofa Kamal Sha Mijanur Rahman Shah Murador Rahman Shirin Akter Humayon Kabir Habiba Afroza Rabeya Amiron Nesha Md.Mamun Kabir M Shamsur Huda Nahid Afrose Sonia

Khan Md.Mahmudul Hasan

Jesmin Rahman

Sormin Rahman

Shah Mizanur Rahman

Khan Md.Sajid Hasan (Raja)

Sagor Sheik

Sahin

Tilok & Pathorghta, Rupsa,Khulna (LA Case no:02/2013-2014)


Abul Hossain Fatema Begum Abul Amzad Hossain Shofiqul Sarder Mominul Tarofder Nur Sathra Begum Manohor Chowdary Gonesh Chondra Ghosh Karamot Sheikh Molla Abdul Hakim Modu Shaha Akram Hossain Sheik Sadon Mistry Md.Asad Torofdar

Jesmin Begum

Anjira begum

Shaira Begum

Rabeya Begum

Raihen Ali Mondol

Nazrul Islam Torofdar

Md.Mominul Torofdar

Rabeya Khatun

Binoy Sarkar

Dilip Kumar Sarkar Suvash Kumar Halder

Prokash Kumar Halder

Haridash Halder

Md. Abul Hossain

Voben Chandro Halder

Tilok & Pathorghta,Rupsa,Khulna (LA Case no: 05/2011-2012)


Abul Hossain Md.Rahatullah Sheik Rahat Ulla Sheikh Md.Sorof Uddin Sheik Ranojit Halder Md.Kutub Udddin Sheik Rajashor Halder Md.Mohiuddin Sheik Bikas Halder Md.Shahabuddun Sheik Binoy Kumar Halder Md.Moyen Uddin Sheik Dilip Kumar Roy Rahima Begum

Anowara Begum

Halima Begum

Aklima Begum

Monwara Begum

Abdus Samad Sheik

Soroth Chondra Halder

Mahabubr Rahman

Haridash Halder

Sudir Halder

Nikhil Chondra Halder

Sumir Kumar Halder

Binoy Sarkar

Dilip Sarkar

Md.Abdul Barik

Jibon Kumar Halder

Harendronath Halder

Hazayra Khatun

Md.Golam Rosul

Sorojit Halder

Nimai Chodra Halder

Robin Chandra Halder

Ronojit Halder

Indrojit Halder

Nobokumar Ash

Mintu Ash

Dipok Kumar Ash

Nondho Kumar Ash

Abul Hossain

Rajeshor Halder

Susanto Kumar Halder

Compensation for stricture trees and other assets Title EPs RayerMohol (LA SA no: 08/2012-13) Stricture in Government land (Khas Land) SL.NO Name of Owner Mouza Name Amount of Money

1. Mrs, Rashida Begum RayerMohol 10000/- 2. Minara Begum RayerMohol 10000/-

RayerMohol (LA SA no: 08/2012-13) Compensation for Toilet Tub-well, and Business loss SL.NO Name of Owner Mouza Name Amount of Money

1. Hafez Md,Wahiduzzman RayerMohol 27000/- 2. Md. Giash Uddin RayerMohol 35000/-

Choto Boyra, Pabla, Baini Khamar, Meer -er -danga and Labonchora Mouza: Compensation for Business Loss, Toilet, Tub-well etc. SL.NO Name of Owner Mouza Name Amount of Money

1. Md. Monabbar Hossain Baini Khamar 4000 2. Md.Yousuf Ali Meer -er -danga 90000 3. Kazi Abdul Hasib Choto Boyra 38000 4. Afroja Rabeya Choto Boyra 4000 5. Md.Sohidul Islam Choto Boyra 22000 6. Khan Md.Mahamudul Hasan Choto Boyra 4000 7. Md.Jakir Talukder Choto Boyra 7000 8. Shaque Alongir Hossin Choto Boyra 25000 9. Nahid Afroj Sonia Choto Boyra 4000 10. Shariojul Haque Mattobar Pabla 8200 11. Mostafijur Rahman Noim Labonchora 13600

Chorer Hat, Mohesshor Pasa, Labonchora and Garfa Mouza: Compensation for Business Loss, Toilet, Tub-well etc. SL.NO Name of Owner Mouza Name Amount of Money

1. Mrs. Abejan Bibi Chorer Hat 35412.50 2. Mrs. Hamida Begum Chorer Hat 26696 3. Abul Hossin Mollah Chorer Hat 113180 4. Md. Selim Howlader Chorer Hat 79520

5. Md. Shake Sajahan Chorer Hat 554257.84 6. Md. Moseddak Hossin Babul Chorer Hat 3795298 7. Md.Mojemmel Mir Mohesshor Pasa 306584 8. Abdul Barek Shake Labonchora 17200 9. Abdur Rahaman Labonchora 19000 10. Md. Amanullah Sana Labonchora 18100 11. Md. Asadul Gazi Labonchora 19000 12. Azijur Rahman Labonchora 20800 13. Md. Golap Rahman Labonchora 19000 14. Gonesh Sharker Labonchora 14500 15. Md,Nazrul Islam Sana Labonchora 18100 16. Md. Romjan Ali Labonchora 15400 17. Md. Sorab Hossin Sana Labonchora 18100 18. Rofik Shikder Garfa 10500

Construction of distribution reservoir and overhead tank at Labonchora Mouza (L.A.SA 01/2011-12) Compensation for Temporary shop, Business and other structure.

SL.NO Name of Owner Mouza Name Amount of Money

1. Md. Abdul Jolil Howlader Labonchora 386347 2. Md.Kobir Sana Labonchora 203637.3 3. Mogibor Rahman Gazi Labonchora 280314.88 4. Md, Bajlur Rahman Gazi Labonchora 346358.49 5. Rahela Begum, Husband Siddikur Rahman Labonchora 199571.5 6. Md. Sajahan Hawlader Labonchora 324199 7. Md. Abdur Razzak Sana Labonchora 118065.17 8. Rowsan Ara Labonchora 154970.26 9. Md.Saha Alom Bepari Labonchora 116422.48 10. Rahima Begum Labonchora 130773.6 11. Sufia Begum Labonchora 130773.6 12. Nazrul Islam Labonchora 148085.77 13. Motiur Rahman Labonchora 84574.37 14. Md. Nurul Haque Mollikc Labonchora 126981.25 15. Dr.Md.Abu Bakkar Siddik Labonchora 75974.5 16. Md.Joinal Abadin Labonchora 139939 17. Md. Abdus Salam Labonchora 58476 18. Md.Mahbub Labonchora 16300 19. Abdul kuddus Labonchora 13600 20. Md.Aminul Islam Babu Labonchora 13600 21. Kham Md. Ruhul Amin Labonchora 16300 22. Anisur Rahmn Labonchora 13600 23. Hafizur Rahman Labonchora 13600 24. Md. Azijul Haque (Pakhi) Labonchora 13600 25. Md. Al-Amin Labonchora 13600 26. Hafizur Labonchora 16300

List of Non-Title EPs (Pipeline)

During Construction Period Some places Pipe line alignment need to shift for smooth and better water transmission, that’s why some places non-title PEs may be change. Below table present actual affected people name (those who are getting compensation) Construction of Water intake Facility and Raw Water Transmission Pipeline (Contract No: KWASA/KWSP/ICB-01) Resettlement Benefit for non-title people house shops, business loss, toilet, tub-well and others item compensation.

SL.NO Name of Owner Mouza Name Amount of Money 1. Md. Jahingir Chowdhory. Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 11,096 2. Enayet Ali Bissas Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 10,000

3. Md.Mukul Shikder Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 10,000 4. Shajahan Chowdhury Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 1,78,412 5. Md.Milon Shake Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 10,000 6. Rubel Shake Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 10,000

7. Md. Shamin Hossin Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 10,000

8. Md.Shirajul Islam Chowdhury Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 1,67,116

9. Md. Hakim Shake Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 10,000

10. Md. Nasir Uddin Mollah Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 10,000

11. Bhidan Mondol Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 10,000

12. Chowdhury Jiaul Islam Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 51,157

13. Md, Kabirul Islam Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 60,707

14. Md, Rodu Mollah Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 31,210

15. Ragib Sharder Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 1,02,486

16. S.M. Abdullah Udoypur Bagar Bari, Boialia,Mollarhat, Bagerhat

26,900

17. Debu Bissas Udoypur Bagar Bari, Boialia,Mollarhat, Bagerhat

10,000

18. Md.Forkan Ali Udoypur Bagar Bari, Boialia,Mollarhat, Bagerhat

14,235

19. Dulal Kumar Sharker Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 17,000

20. Drubo Nath Das Garfa, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 17,485

21. Md. Montu Mia Kahalpur, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 76,826

22. Kismot Sharder Kahalpur, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 17,000

23. Salim Ahamed Kahalpur, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 25,878

24. Md. Ramjan Ali Kahalpur, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 22,125

25. Md.Babur Ali Shake Kahalpur, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 4,950

26. Shake Sahidul Islam Kahalpur, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 48,248

27. Md. Habibur Rahman Kahalpur, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 10,000

28. Md.Tajul Kahalpur, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 38,050

29. Firoj Faragi Gowla, Mollarhat, Bagerhat 64,534

30. Jabed Shikder Foltita, Bagerhat 70,497

31. Apurbo Shikder Foltita, Bagerhat 53,363

32. Md. Hasan Shake Foltita, Bagerhat 10,000

33. Santunu Shikder Foltita, Bagerhat 40,807

34. Sukanto Shikder Foltita, Bagerhat 88,604

Construction of Water intakeFacility and Raw Water Transmission Pipeline (Contract No: KWASA/KWSP/ICB-01 & CWTM-02) Resettlement Benefit for non-title people house shops, business loss, toilet, tub-well and others item compensation

35. Debobroto Plodder Hemail Foltita, Bagerhat 39,207

36. Anup Shikder Foltita, Bagerhat 47,210

37. Sharder Jamal, General secretory Uttar Para jame Mosqe

Mulghar Bagerhat 1,49,758

38. Ziaul Islam Attaki, Bagerhat 1,85,012

39. Robiul Mollah Mansa, Bagerhat 2,23,181

40. Kamrul Shake Mansa, Bagerhat 56,587

41. Tahmina Begum Mansa, Bagerhat 9,415

42. Mahbub Shake Mansa, Bagerhat 2,05,676

43. Toib Ali Shake Mansa, Bagerhat 50,713

44. Hena Khatun Mansa, Bagerhat 56,224

45. Salam Shake Mansa, Bagerhat 49,900

46. Md.Nurul Islam Morol Mansa, Bagerhat 21,063

47. Sangit Odhikari Mansa, Bagerhat 10,000

48. Mojam Mollah Mansa, Bagerhat 16,194

49. Fatima Begum Goalbathan, Rupsa,Khulna 86,643

50. Md.Masud Shake Goalbathan, Rupsa,Khulna 1,23,319

51. Lokman Hakim Goalbathan, Rupsa,Khulna 64,777

52. Keramot Ali Khan Goalbathan, Rupsa,Khulna 36,362

53. Abdur,Jabbar Shake Armai Pachani, Rupsa,Khulna 13,450

54. Merina Akther Armai Pachani, Rupsa,Khulna 20,336

55. Shornli Akther Pachani, Rupsa,Khulna 89,887

56. Mrs.Asma Begum Pachani, Rupsa,Khulna 29,590

57. Md.Jahangir Alom Pachani, Rupsa,Khulna 48,782

58. Md.Moazem Ali Morol Pachani, Rupsa,Khulna 43,040

59. Abdul Goni Pachani, Rupsa,Khulna 12,105

60. Sohidul Isalm (Baitul mamur Jema Mosqe)

Armai Pachani, Rupsa,Khulna 69,940

61. Abdul Mogid Shake Armai Pachani, Rupsa,Khulna 36,228

62. Monir Armai Pachani, Rupsa,Khulna 18,474

63. Abdur Rahim Hawlader Samanto Shen, Rupsa,Khulna 31,957

64. Md.Mogibur Rahman Hawlader

Samanto Shen, Rupsa,Khulna 23,511

65. Md.Mikail Morol Samanto Shen, Rupsa,Khulna 20,175

66. Rafikul Islam Samanto Shen, Rupsa,Khulna 27,115

67. S.M.Mohiuddin Mintu Samanto Shen, Rupsa,Khulna 56,490

68. Abdus Salam Hawlader Samanto Shen, Rupsa,Khulna 15,591

69. Md.Aminul Islam Nouhati, Rupsa,Khulna 72,495

SL. No Name Mouza Name Amount of Money

1. Md. Rofikul Islam Kahalpur Bagerhat 32,764 2. Shake Hafijur Rahman Kahalpur Bagerhat 10,846 3. Sukumar Ojha Gowla, Bagerhat 19,376 4. Mirajur Shake Attaki,Bgerhat 10,000 5. Mukta Shake Attaki,Bgerhat 10,000 6. Khan Gibadul Attaki,Bgerhat 10,000 7. Sharder Arif Uzzaman Attaki,Bgerhat 23,780 8. Shake Abu Taleb Bahirdia Bagerhart 31,291 9. Md. Omor Ali Bahirdia Bagerhart 10,000 10. Sohra Begom Bahirdia Bagerhart 10,000 11. Md.Kafi Billah Bahirdia Bagerhart 10,000 12. Md. Nijam ali Bahirdia Bagerhart 17,398 13. Nurjahan Begom Bahirdia Bagerhart 53,259 14. Shake Motaleb Hossin Bahirdia Bagerhart 17,843 15. Mostafijur Rahman Kismot Khulna, Khulna 112944 (CWTM-02) 16. Mohabbat Ali Kismot Khulna, Khulna 16503 (CWTM-02) 17. Md. Sobur Shake Kismot Khulna, Khulna 39046 (CWTM-02)

Construction of Water Intake Facility and Raw Water Transmission Pipeline (Contract No KWASA/KESP/ICB-01) Resettlement Benefit for non-title people house shops, business loss, toilet, tub-well and others item compensation.

SL.NO Name Mouza Name Amount of Money 1. Chowdhury Ziaul Islam Garfa Bagerhat 40,350 2. Md.Elias Mia Kahalpur, Bagerhat 16,409 3. Md. Akram Mollah Kahalpur, Bagerhat 43,185 4. Rina Parvin Kahalpur, Bagerhat 68,000 5. Nurunnahar Kahalpur, Bagerhat 25,088 6. Ebadat Mollah Kahalpur, Bagerhat 14,758 7. Md.Iqbal Hosen Kahalpur, Bagerhat 5,000 8. Sajit Mollah Kahalpur, Bagerhat 19,772 9. Tohuron Nesa Kahalpur, Bagerhat 2,64,750 10. Md.Monowar Kabir Kahalpur, Bagerhat 23,048 11. Akkas Mia Kahalpur, Bagerhat 21,386 12. Iqbal Hosen Kahalpur, Bagerhat 21,789 13. Hosna Ara Parivn Kahalpur, Bagerhat 31,608 14. Md.Nasir Uddin Mia Kahalpur, Bagerhat 18,158 15. Keramot Shake Kahalpur, Bagerhat 15,252 16. Sadek Ali Mollah Garfa Bagerhat 20,608 17. Forkan Shikder Garfa Bagerhat 1,22,556 18. Jesmin Akther Garfa Bagerhat 20,000 19. Md.Siddik Shake Garfa Bagerhat 17,000 20. Mikhail Choudhori Rajpat, Bagerhat 17,169 21. Hasia Begom Gowla, Bagerhat 22,596 22. Md.Torikul Islam Gowla, Bagerhat 10,000

SL.NO Name Mouza Name Amount of Money 23. Fokir Din Mohammad

(President Bangladesh Freedom fighter Parlament 5 no Union Comand)

Gowla, Bagerhat 37,660

24. Sahabuddin Mollah Gowla, Bagerhat 1,91,759 25. Samim Mollah Gowla, Bagerhat 10,000 26. Sirajul Islam Gowla, Bagerhat 10,000 27. Md.Ziaul Alom Gowla, Bagerhat 70,263 28. Md,Rejaul Shake Rajpat, Bagerhat 10,000 29. Md.Mohim Shardar Gowla, Bagerhat 13,508 30. Md.Sohid Shardar Gowla, Bagerhat 40,861 31. Mrs,Nurjahan Begom Gowla, Bagerhat 19,694 32. Md.Motiar Munsi Gowla, Bagerhat 26,844 33. Shake Mahbub Gowla, Bagerhat 35,445 34. Abdul Ali Mollah Gowla, Bagerhat 40,766 35. Binoy Krisno Poddar Gowla, Bagerhat 18,969 36. Shake Rajaul Kabir Gowla, Bagerhat 35,221 37. Profullo Mondol Gowla, Bagerhat 15,252 38. Omullo Mojumder Gowla, Bagerhat 20,457 39. Susil mojumder Gowla, Bagerhat 22,193 40. Robin Ghorami Gowla, Bagerhat 30,599 41. Sunil Bissas Gowla, Bagerhat 28,149 42. Gagodis Bisss kendua, Bagerhat 15,088 43. Boren Bissas kendua, Bagerhat 17,449 44. Md.Shajahan Foltita Baniakhali,

Bagerhat 47,452

45. Shake Niamul Haq Foltita Baniakhali, Bagerhat

43,040

46. Sharder Ragib Foltita Baniakhali, Bagerhat

73,841

47. Mollik Hayder Ali Foltita Baniakhali, Bagerhat

84,332

48. Md,Rustom Ali Foltita Baniakhali, Bagerhat

56,019

49. S.M Morshed Ali Foltita Baniakhali, Bagerhat

10,149

50. Shapon Bissas Mulghar,bagerhat 19,149 51. Hajera Khatun Mulghar,bagerhat 1,08,000 52. Md.Aksed Mollah Mulghar,bagerhat 47,725 53. Md.Golam Hossin Patowary Mulghar,bagerhat 17,625 54. Khan Lutfur Rahman Mulghar,bagerhat 23,780 55. Setara Begom 17 Bhorob River Char,

Bagerhat 64,238

56. Shake Enayet Uddin Attika, Bagerhat 75,004 57. Shake Habubur Rahman Attika, Bagerhat 49,130 58. Md. Faruk Shake Attika, Bagerhat 69,520

59. Md. Entaj Uddin Fokir Attika, Bagerhat 1,75,190 60. Bikash Debonath Attika, Bagerhat 10,000

SL.NO Name Mouza Name Amount of Money 61. Gopal Pal Attika, Bagerhat 30,262 62. Md.Ferdouse Shake Attika, Bagerhat 37,799 63. Md.Sohidul Islam Attika, Bagerhat 26,568 64. Shake Hafijur Rahman Attika, Bagerhat 19,180 65. Roni Gosh Attika, Bagerhat 18,642 66. Shake Ripon Hossin Attika, Bagerhat 50,787 67. Shake Sher Ali Attika, Bagerhat 48,626 68. Shake Asadus Jaman Attika, Bagerhat 39,078 69. Yeasin Ali Shake Attika, Bagerhat 31,921 70. Shake Jahid Maruf Attika, Bagerhat 10,000 71. Gonesh Pal Attika, Bagerhat 10,000 72. Md.Parves Hawlader Attika, Bagerhat 10,000 73. Shirina Akther Attika, Bagerhat 38,736 74. Md.Hymoin Kabir Attika, Bagerhat 10,000 75. Lili Begom Attika, Bagerhat 25,017 76. Md.Forid Mia Attika, Bagerhat 38,602 77. Mira Yesmin Attika, Bagerhat 19,433 78. Firoja Begom Attika, Bagerhat 37,041 79. Audit Mollah Attika, Bagerhat 10.330 80. Shake Selim Babu Attika, Bagerhat 43,699 81. Abdullah Attika, Bagerhat 23,403 82. Khan Abdus Satter Attika, Bagerhat 10,056 83. Shake Al Mamun Attika, Bagerhat 11,608 84. Rahima Begom Attika, Bagerhat 17,606 85. Shake Hafijur Rahman Attika, Bagerhat 12,347 86. Shake Abu Taleb Bahirdia, Bagerhat 84,574 87. Shake Harun Or Rashid Attika, Bagerhat 10,000 88. Rofiqul Isalm Attika, Bagerhat 10,000 89. Sirajul Isalm Attika, Bagerhat 10,000 90. Al-Amin Shake Attika, Bagerhat 10,000 91. Rubel Gazi Attika, Bagerhat 10,000 92. Noyon Fokir Attika, Bagerhat 10,000 93. Shake Sahajalal Attika, Bagerhat 7,402 94. Kohinur Begom Attika, Bagerhat 24,642 95. Md.Younus Fokir Goalbathan,Khulna 13,450

Clear Water Transmission Mains including River Crossing (Contract No KWASA/KESP/ADB/CWTM-02) Resettlement Benefit for non-title people house shops, business loss, toilet, tub-well and others item compensation SL.NO Name Mouza Name Amount of Money

1. Md.Ismail Shake Ramnogor, Khulna 40,850 2. Md. Idris Ali Ramnogor, Khulna 52,758 3. Rashel Gommader Ramnogor, Khulna 29,527 4. Md. Nur Islam Ramnogor, Khulna 29,692 5. Bahauddin Mollah Ramnogor, Khulna 100,158 6. Mofijul Hossin Ramnogor, Khulna 14,200

SL.NO Name Mouza Name Amount of Money 7. Shahadat Hossin Ramnogor, Khulna 14,200 8. Toposi Mondol Ramnogor, Khulna 68,776 9. Abdul Kalam Shake Ramnogor, Khulna 19,202 10. Md.Abul Kashem Shake Ramnogor, Khulna 222,182 11. Faruk Hossin Ramnogor, Khulna 14,200 12. Md. Sahin Mollah Ramnogor, Khulna 120,156 13. S.M.Jamil Ahamed Ramnogor, Khulna 14,200 14. Md.Iman Ali Ramnogor, Khulna 34,572 15. Al mamun Ramnogor, Khulna 14,200 16. Md.Sumon Shake Ramnogor, Khulna 58,260 17. Md. Hiron Mollah Ramnogor, Khulna 118,684 18. Kohinur Begom Ramnogor, Khulna 142,645 19. Faruk Shake Ramnogor, Khulna 209,023 20. Salma Begom Ramnogor, Khulna 246,613 21. Md. Manik Mattobat Ramnogor, Khulna 103,692 22. Md.Sumon Ramnogor, Khulna 109,539 23. Forida Begom Ramnogor, Khulna 25,675 24. Mrs.Selina Khatun Ramnogor, Khulna 52,368 25. Johora Gegom Ramnogor, Khulna 66,490 26. Abul Mollah Ramnogor, Khulna 56,961 27. Selina Begom Ramnogor, Khulna 42,538 28. Kulsum Bibi Ramnogor, Khulna 64,012 29. Sahanur Begom Ramnogor, Khulna 74,256 30. Kohinur Begom Ramnogor, Khulna 49,166 31. Md. Moktaruzzman Ramnogor, Khulna 57,559 32. Md.Delowar Hossin Shake Ramnogor, Khulna 96,028 33. Kurshida Begom Ramnogor, Khulna 146,153

Clear Water Transmission Mains including River Crossing (Contract No KWASA/KESP/ADB/CWTM-02) & Construction of Water Intake Facility and Raw Water Transmission Pipeline (Contract No KWASA/KESP/ADB/ICB-01) Resettlement Benefit for non-title people house shops, business loss, toilet, tub-well and others item compensation SL.NO Name Mouza Name Amount of Money

1. Md.Abdul Muhit Boxo Khulna 8,877 2. Md.Faruk Khulna 12,105 3. Abu Taher Howlader Khulna 6,967 4. Golam Hossin(Babu Mollah) Khulna 8,662 5. Abul Khayer Hawlader Khulna 77,419 6. Md.Mijanur Rahman Khulna 29,872 7. Khoibor Shake Khulna 21,337 8. Md.Rejayul Khulna 19,866 9. Md.Jenarul Islam Khulna 33,634 10. Sokina Begom Khulna 21,046 11. Sahinur Begom Khulna 30,672 12. Chaina Begom Khulna 33,767 13. Mannan Shake Khulna 40,350 14. Md. Nazrul Islam Khulna 43,713

SL.NO Name Mouza Name Amount of Money 15. Md. Joinal Abadin Khulna 44,385 16. Laki Begom Khulna 43,115 17. Md. Monir Mollah Khulna 25,716 18. Anowar Hossain Shake Khulna 24,625 19. Md.Shahadat Kazi Khulna 29,052 20. Md.Azmol Mollik Khulna 64,560 21. Md.Sofiqul Islam Mollik Khulna 21,032 22. Akther Shake Khulna 25,254 23. Md.Robiul Khan Khulna 19,202 24. Md.Ikram Hossim Shake Khulna 30,538 25. Abdul Aziz Shake Khulna 58,138 26. Md.Anowar Hossin Khulna 47,705 27. Md.Litu Shake Khulna 27,816 28. Md.Jakir Hossin Khulna 12,965 29. Md. Raju Bhuya Khulna 33,410 30. Bosir Shardar Khulna 30,975 31. Abdul Mannan Shardar Khulna 12,589 32. Abdul Aziz Khulna 30,557 33. Md.Fazlur Rahman Khulna 24,754 34. Aklima Khatun Khulna 12,912 35. Md,Abu Bakkar Mollah Khulna 37,068 36. Ibrahim Shake Khulna 33,535 37. Jadob Chandro Das Khulna 13,440 38. Md.Delowar Hossin Khulna 54,019 39. Md.Altaf Shake Khulna 37,526 40. Nur Mohammad Shake Khulna 21,601 41. Enamul Haque Khulna 19,598 42. Abu Hanif Khulna 13,281 43. Abdur Rahman Khulna 19,021 44. Md.Ismail Hossin Khulna 14,863 45. Md.jobair Mostakin Khulna 10,899 46. Md.Momrez Ali Khulna 17,292 47. Md. Mohabbat Ali Mir 18,292 48. Md. Golam Srowar Hawlader Khulna 53,464 49. S.M Asaduzzman Khulna 31,933 50. Md.Bellal Shake Khulna 21,285 51. S.M Mijanur Rahman Dalim Khulna 40,485 52. Md.Hymoin Kabir Khulna 83,887 53. Md.Sohrob Shake Khulna 20,102 54. Md.Srowar Hossin Khulna 12,831 55. Md.Moshrab Sharder Khulna 21,070 56. Mukta Begom Khulna 61,259 57. Arman Khan Khulna 11,956 58. Md.Mostofa Shake Khulna 25,286 59. Md.Arif Sharder Khulna 52,186 60. Md.Israil Shake Khulna 60,122 61. Abdul halim Akon Khulna 53,262 62. Md. Ali Hossin Shake Khulna 85,574

SL.NO Name Mouza Name Amount of Money 63. Mazeda Begom Khulna 52,455 64. Morgina Begom Khulna 27,743 65. Selina Begom Khulna 47,510 66. Absus Somed Howlader Khulna 43,511 67. Mrs. Parvin Begom Khulna 46,779 68. Md.Ansar Ali Shake Khulna 17,887 69. Parvin Begom Khulna 12,491 70. Md.Mirajul Khulna 16,558 71. Md.Harun Dakua Khulna 25,421 72. Md.Kholilur Rahman Khulna 40,552 73. Md. Romjan Fokir Khulna 30,478 74. Md.Mona Mollah Khulna 21,110 75. Jahid Kha Khulna 25,710 76. Lutfor Rahman Shardar Khulna 36,895 77. Fatima Begom Khulna 23,846 78. Md.Korim Shake Khulna 56,588 79. Md,Hymayon Kabir Shake Khulna 77,881 80. Shake Hemayt Uddin Khulna 14,200 81. Md, Yousuf Ali Khulna 43,580 82. Md. Golam Mostofa Shake Khulna 77,462 83. Md. Johirul Islam Khulna 28,050 84. Mrs. Rogina Begom Khulna 34,825 85. Moin Uddin Choudhori Khulna 2,50,761 86. Sonjoy Kumar Guho Khulna 14,200 87. Md. Mijanur Rahman Khulna 14,200 88. Muslima Begom Khulna 55,887 89. Md.Rashel Ahamed Khulna 14,200 90. Md. Habibullah Khulna 1,35,908 91. Lutfur Rahman Khulna 21,812 92. Md.Touhid Uddin Shake Khulna 1,26,088 93. Nazma Begom Khulna 1,03,503 94. S.M Al-Amin Khulna 14,200 95. Md.Moni Mollik Khulna 1,21,945 96. Md,Abdus Salam Shake Khulna 80,863 97. Md. Mojammel Hosen Khulna 63,129 98. Md.Ibrahim Sharder Khulna 80,865 99. Md.Sohel Hawlader Khulna 36,423 100. Abuk Kashem khondokar Khulna 34,692 101. Md. Saiful Islam Khulna 1,12,490 102. Tahamina Begom Khulna 59,377 103. Ahak Masud Hosen Khulna 1,33,206

Clear Water Transmission Mains including River Crossing (Contract No KWASA/KESP/ADB/CWTM-02) Resettlement Benefit for non-title people house shops, business loss, toilet, tub-well and others item compensation SL.NO Name Mouza Name Amount of Money

1. Nila Begom Rupsha, Khulna 1,49,457.36 2. Md.Hymoni Kabir Rupsha, Khulna 1,57,749.16

SL.NO Name Mouza Name Amount of Money 3. Md, Jakaria Rupsha, Khulna 3,63,486.41 4. Md. Torikul Islam Rupsha, Khulna 1,08,416.22 5. Md. Faruk Hossin Rupsha, Khulna 26,078.03 6. Moniruzzman Rupsha, Khulna 30,103.73 7. Md. Fazlul Hawlader Rupsha, Khulna 2,38,673.41 8. Md, Alongir Hawlader Rupsha, Khulna 117,771.81 9. Md, Daus Mollik Daru Rupsha, Khulna 51,160.58 10. Md, Saiful Islam Rupsha, Khulna 48,148.22 11. Md, Siddik Hawlader Rupsha, Khulna 22,472.05 12. Md, Azijul Haq Rupsha, Khulna 38,074.11 13. Md. Omorul islam Omor Rupsha, Khulna 29,800 14. Md, Golam Kibria Rupsha, Khulna 29,800 15. Khandokar Amir Rupsha, Khulna 31,600 16. Md, Mohidul Islam Rupsha, Khulna 28,000 17. Md, Shajahan Mollik Rupsha, Khulna 29,800 18. Md, Monirul Islam Rupsha, Khulna 16,000

8. Conclusion In general, improved Khulna water supply project (KWASA), under the Local Government

Division of Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives, is the implementing Agency of the project infrastructure facilities has been achieving significant social progress. There is added momentum in improving the quality of life of the Khulna city corporation population. The people in the project area are partnering the enhanced accessibility to fresh water and enjoy quality of life.

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