Social Safeguard Monitoring Report...Social Safeguard Monitoring Report Project No. 44444-013 Semestral Report August 2020 Bhutan: Second Green Power Development Project (118 MW Nikachhu

Social Safeguard Monitoring Report

Project No. 44444-013 Semestral Report August 2020

Bhutan: Second Green Power Development Project (118 MW Nikachhu Hydropower Project)

Prepared by the Tangsibji Hydro Energy Limited for the Asian Development Bank.

This social safeguard 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.

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Semi-annual Social Safeguard Monitoring Report

Reporting Period: January 31, 2020 - June 30, 2020

Date: August 19, 2020

118 MW Nikachhu Hydro Power Project

Prepared by Tangsbji Hydro Energy Limited for Asian Development Bank

This environmental safeguard monitoring report is a document of the borrower and made

publicly available in accordance with ADB’s Public Communications Policy 2011 and the

Safeguard Policy Statement 2009. The views expressed herein do not necessarily

represent those of ADB’s Board of Directors, Management, or staff.

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Table of Contents

Executive summary .................................................................................................. 5

1.0 Introduction ......................................................................................................... 8

1.1 Brief Project Descriptions…………………………………………….…………………8

1.2 Project Progress Status and Implementation Schedule……………………………11

3.0 Compliance to National Regulation ............................................................... 24

4.0 Compliance to Environment Covenant of ADB Loan Agreement ............... 24

5.0 Land Acquisition Status .................................................................................. 29

5.1 Land Acquisition by Main Pproject Ccomponent ............................................... 29

5.2 Land Acquisition by 132 kV DC Transmission Line ............................................ 29

6.0 Meaningful Consultation and Grievance Redressed ..................................... 32

7.0 Corporate Social Responsibility during 1 SMR 2020…………………………..33

Tsheringma Drupchhu Restoration Programme ....................................................... 34

8.0 Conclusion ....................................................................................................... 34

Appendices ............................................................................................................. 36

Supporting Documents .......................................................................................... 39

Annexure-I A -First phase land acquisition and number of Displaced Household .... 39

Annexure-II A-Detail on Second Phase Land Acquisition and number of Displaced

Household ................................................................................................................ 41

Annexure-II B-Land development cost for second phase land acquisition ............... 42

Annexure-III A-Third phase land acquisition and list of affected person .................. 43

Annexure-III B-Land Development Cost for third phase land acquisition ................ 43

Annexure-IV B-Land Development Cost and Restricted Land use allowance for the first

phase land acquisition 132 kV TL) ........................................................................... 44

Annexure-VI-Details of Second Phase Land Acquisition by 132 kV TL .................... 44

Annexure-V-Minutes of consultation meeting for additional affected household by 132 kV

TL ............................................................................................................................. 48

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List of Tables

Table 1.0 Summary of Land Acquisition ..................................................................... 7

Table-2.0: Physical Progress of MP-1 Package (Civil & Hydro-Mechanical Works) . 11

Table 3.0 Compliance to Environmental Clearance ................................................. 24

Table .4.0 Compliance to ADB Loan Covenant ....................................................... 24

Table 5.0 Affected Household in Second Phase Land Acquisition by 132 kV TL ...... 30

Table 6.0 Vegetation clearing and Tree removal in Community Forest (CF) ............ 31

Table 7.0 -: Grievance record and corrective action taken by GRC .......................... 32

Table 8.0 Expenses record of CSR activity .............................................................. 33

List of Figures

Figure-1 Project lay out map of 118 MW Nikachhu Hydro Power Project ................. 10

Figure 2: Organogram of THyE ................................................................................ 11

Figure-3: Grievance redress flow chart .................................................................... 32

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List of Abbreviation

ADB Asian Development Bank

Ac Acre

BHUCORE Bhutan Consultant for Research and Environment

CDCL Construction Development Corporation Limited

CPR Community Primary School

DC Double Circuit

DLC Dzongkhag Land Committee

DoFPS Department of Forest and Park Services

DPR Detailed Project Report

EMP Environment Management Plan

ESIA Environment and Social Impact Assessment

GNHC Gross National Happiness Commission

GRFL Government Reserve Forest Land

GRM Grievance Redress Mechanism

Gup Head of Geog

Geog Administrative unit below District

HRT Head Race Tunnel

MW Mega Watt

NECS National Environment Commission Secretariat

NGO Non-Government Organization

NHPP Nikachhu Hydro Power Project

PFS Pre-Feasibility Study

PoE Panel of Expert

SPS Safeguard Policy Statement

TL Transmission Line

THyE Tangsibji Hydro Energy Limited

Z-plot Thram not regularized

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Executive summary

As of June 30, 2020, the overall physical progress for the MP-1 Package (Civil and Hydro-

Mechanical) stands at 55.56%, 78.50% for the MP-2 package (Electro-Mechanical works)

and 98% for the 132 kV Transmission Line works.

During the 1st Semi-annual Social Monitor Reporting Period (January to June month),

2020, BPC has completed disbursement of land development cost and restricted land

allowance to those affected household in second phase land acquisition stage. Two

Community Forest (CF) were affected by the 132 kV TL Right of Way where members

of Taktse CF and Eusa CF both were compensated with cash based on the enumeration

carried out by Trongsa Range Office, DoFPS. All of the above compensation were made

on July 13, 2020 at Drekteng Geog Office.

Project Name: 118 MW Nikachhu Hydro Power Project

Executing Agency Druk Green Power Corporation Limited

Implementing Agency Tangsibji Hydro Energy Limited

Social Safeguards

Categorization

Class B

Social Safeguards

Documentation

Environment and Social Impact Management and

Resettlement Plan of 118 MW Nikachhu Hydro

Power Project

Project Stage Obtained Construction

Detailed Design Required Post-

Approval

Yes, detailed design for MP-1 Package (Civil and

HM Works) and MP-2 Package are submitted by

the respective designers for approval by THyE.

THyE on recommendation for approval of the

design memos/drawings by Owner’s Engineering

Consultant approves the design memos/drawings.

As of date; Status of Design Progress for Civil

Works: 86.00%, HM Works: 22 % and E&M

Works:100.00 %

Contract(s) Awarded MP-1 Civil and Hydro-Mechanical Works awarded

to M/s Hindustan Construction Company Ltd. India

MP-2 Electro-Mechanical Works awarded to M/s

VOITH Hydro Private Ltd., India

Bidding Document(s) Include

EMP Cleared by ADB

Yes. EMP is included only in Bidding Document of

Main Contract Package MP-1 (Civil and HM

Works)

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Contract(s) Awarded Include

EMP Cleared by ADB

Yes. EMP is included in the Contract of Main

Contract Package MP-1 (Civil and HM Works)

National Environment, Health and

Safety Clearance(s) Obtained

Yes, NEC clearance was obtained vide letter no.

NECS/ESD/DGPCL/1837/2014/8446 dated July 1,

2014 valid up to June 30, 2016 and subsequently,

renewed the clearance which is valid update

August 11, 2021 vide letter no.

NECs/ESD/DGPCL/1837/2014/8446

Contractor(s) Given Access to

Site

Yes.

Construction Progress (%) 55.56 % for MP-1 Package (Civil & HM Works)

8.00 % for MP-2 Package (Weightage given to

construction is 20 %)

Unanticipated Impacts including

Change of Scope or Design

Reference: QPR submitted to ADB

Number of Site Inspections and

Audits Undertaken by

Environment Safeguards Staff in

Reporting Period

Daily by Safety Officer (THyE) and HSE Manager

(HCC), weekly by Environment Officer (THyE) and

also, on call basis as required at the site.

Corrective Action Required from

Previous Reporting Period

Yes

Corrective action for the Tangsibji village water

supply line is being taken:

Site visit for feasibility and assessment for water

supply line completed on January 17,2020

Meeting carried out with the community of

Tangsibji village on February 20, 2020.

Water supply line and construction of reservoir

tank completed on May 17, 2020 and handed over

to the community on May 20, 2020.

Outstanding Corrective Action

this Reporting Period

No

Non-Compliances Recorded this

Reporting Period

No

Corrective Action Required No

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Number of Health and Safety

Incidents

0

GRM Functional Yes

Number of Unresolved

Grievances from Prior Reporting

Period

0

Number of Grievances Received

in Reporting Period

0

Number of Grievances Resolved

this Reporting Period

1

Number of Grievances Still

Outstanding

0

Number of Grievances referred to

Court of Law

0

Number of Grievances referred to

the Accountability Mechanism

0

Table 1.0 Summary of Land Acquisition

Component Land (acres) Household

Original Additional Total Original Additional Total

Access Road 3.577 3.882 7.459 11.00 3.00 14.00

Muck Disposal - 1.000 1.000 - 2.00 2.00

Total A (Project) 3.577 4.882 8.459 11.00 5.00 16.00

Transmission tower

footing (Phase 1)

0.600 -0.20 0.400 6.00 -2.00 4.00

Transmission tower

footing (Phase 2)

- 0.820 0.820 - 7.00 7.00

Total B (TL) 0.600 0.820 1.220 6.00 7.00 11.00

Total (A+B) 4.177 4.682 9.679 17.00 12.00 27.00

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1.0 Introduction

1.1 Brief Project Descriptions

The Detailed Project Report (DPR) of the project was taken up on April 08, 2013 and

completed in September 2013. The scheme with the tail water from the 118 MW Nikachhu

Hydropower Project discharging into the reservoir of the Mangdechhu Hydro Power

Project was taken up for preparation of the DPR. The height of the Dam was increased

to provide 4 hours peaking capacity with installed capacity of 118 MW, with mean annual

generation of 491.52 GWh from Nikachhu Power House and 323.77 GWh additional

generation by Mangdechhu Power House on account of Nikachhu water. Druk Green

Power Corporation Limited in its 43rd Board Meeting held on September 26, 2013

approved the DPR. On March 4, 2014, the Royal Government of Bhutan (RGoB)

approved the DPR for implementation of the 118 MW Nikachhu Hydropower Project. The

formal approval of the RGoB was communicated by the Cabinet Secretariat vide letter

No.C-3/28/328 dated March 20, 2014. The EC is renewed and valid till August 11, 2021.

Druk Green Power Corporation is an Executing Agency for the project whereas

Tangsibji Hydro Energy Limited was incorporated on April 25, 2014 as Special Purpose

Vehicle (SPV), a 100 % subsidiary company under DGPC as Implementing Agency for

the project. For environment monitoring and compliance for the project construction

works, an Environment Unit was set under the Human Resource and Administration

Division. All measure set forth in ESIA and EMP are being implemented by THyE. The

Environmental Clearance (EC) for development of 118 MW Nikachhu Project was

accorded by National Environment Commission of Bhutan on July 01, 2014 and renewed

on August 12, 2016. The clearance is valid till August 11, 2021.

For the development of the 118 MW Nikachhu Hydro Power Project, a lease agreement

was signed with the Ministry of Economic Affairs on May 1, 2015. A total of 195.262 acres

of Government Reserve Forest Land were taken into lease for development of internal

access roads, muck disposal areas, colonies and contractor construction facilities. To

minimize the number of affected households, efforts were undertaken during the design

stage by relocating the Power House to its current location at Norbuodi (latitude

27°29'12.44"N and longitude 90°29'26.71"E) from Tangsibji village. Other additional

corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities are also carried out by THyE, besides

implementing CDPW in Resettlement Plan.

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Figure-1 Project lay out map of 118 MW Nikachhu Hydro Power Project

The ESIA, Environment Management Plan and Resettlement Plan of Nikachhu Project

was carried out by M/s Bhutan Consultants and Research (BHUCORE, M/s Price Water

Coppers (PWC) was recruited by Asian Development Bank (ADB) was in-charge of the

ESIA. The 118 MW Nikachhu Hydro Power Project is located in Trongsa Dzongkhag and

stretches over 25 km from the Dam at Lorim to the Power House at Norbuodi with a 12.14

km Head Race Tunnel (HRT) having five intermediate Adits. With the construction of a 38

m high dam, 12.28 acres of land will be impounded by 810 m water back-flow. The

Environmental Clearance (EC) for development of Nikachhu Project and 132kv

Transmission Line was obtained from National Environment Commission of Bhutan on

July 01, 2014 and November 28, 2014 respectively. With an estimated energy generation

of 491.52 MU, 85 % shall be exported which will not only enable revenue generation for

Bhutan but also reduce Green House Gas emission in the neighboring countries by

replacement of fuel by clean and renewable energy, hydropower. Further, the outflow

from the Nikachhu Project into Mangdechhu reservoir provides additional energy

generation of 323.77 MU to Mangdechhu Hydro Electric Project.

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Figure 2: Organogram of THyE

1.2 Project Progress Status and Implementation Schedule

Physical Progress for MP-1 Package Works

As on June 30, 2020, the physical progress for Head Works (Dam, Feeder Tunnel, DC

and SFT) stands at 66.2%, HRT at 64.8%, Power House Complex (SS, BVC, PS, PH,

TFC, TRT) at 49.4% and Hydro-Mechanical works at 22%. Overall physical progress for

MP-1 Package (Civil & HM works) stands completed up to 55.56 %.

Table-2.0: Physical Progress of MP-1 Package (Civil & Hydro-Mechanical Works)

Components Components Progress as of June 30, 2020

Head

Worksf

Dam Mass

Concreting Progress

Block 1: concreting up to El. 2270.55 m







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49.72 % concrete has been poured.

Plunge Pool 51% of Plunge Pool excavation completed

Power Intake

Structure

Excavation works for Power Intake Structure

stands completed.

Raft concreting of Intake stands completed.

Main Feeder Tunnel 90.80 m excavation completed out of 273 m.

Unit Feeder Tunnel 1

& 2 (55.77 m each)

Excavation of Unit Feeder Tunnel 1 & 2 stands

completed.

Unit Feeder Tunnel 1: Concreting works from

Ch. 0 to 50 m out of 55.77 m stands completed.

Unit Feeder Tunnel 2: concrete lining of 48.50

m stands completed.

Desilting Chamber

(DC)

DC 2: u/s & d/s 6.5 m heading & u/s & d/s

Transition – Excavation Completed.

DC 1: u/s & d/s 6.5 m heading and u/s & d/s

Transition – Excavation Completed.

DC 2 Benching up to Hopper Top– Excavation

completed up to 102 m out of 140 m.

DC 1 Benching up to Hopper Top– Excavation

completed and concrete lining of length 106.5 m

stretch completed out of 140 m up to hopper top.

DC 1 d/s transition concreting works stands

completed.

DC 1 u/s transition concreting completed up to

12.33 m out of 17.5 m.

Hopper excavation of DC 1 d/s: completed 35 m

excavation out of 60 m.

Flushing conduit excavation DC 1 d/s: completed

15 m excavation out of 60 m.

Unit HRT 1 & 2 and

Common HRT

Excavation for Unit HRT 1 & 2 and common HRT

stands completed.

Concreting works of Unit HRT 1 stand

completed.

Rock cover concreting for common HRT also

stands completed.

RCC work of Transition after Gate Groove stands

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completed.

D/S Gate Operation

Chamber (GOC)

Adit to D/s GoC – Excavation Completed

D/S GOC - Excavation completed.

D/S GOC Shaft- Excavation completed.

Concrete works of Common HRT till D/S GOC

Gate Groove area in progress.

Access Tunnel to

SFT Shaft

Excavation completed.

Excavation of SFT Equipment Shaft stands

completed and currently widening of the SFT

Chamber is in progress.

Silt Flushing Tunnel

(SFT)

Excavation of main SFT of length 353 m stands

completed in all respect.

Unit SFT 1 (65.50 m): Excavation & rock cover

concrete stands completed.

Excavation of Unit SFT 2 (35 m): Excavation &

rock cover concreting stands completed.

Head Race

Tunnel

(HRT)

Excavation Status of

HRT

9,982.64 m

excavation stands

completed out of

11,998.50 m length

(~83.2%).

Excavation Status of HRT:

Face 1: 798.70 m completed out of 1,093.21 m

(this includes excavation from DC side of 56 m

termed as Face 0);

Face 2 and Face 3: Excavation breakthrough

was on Jan 23, 2020;

Face 4 and Face 5: Excavation breakthrough

was on May 19, 2020.

Face 6: 930.60 m completed out of 1,438.43 m;

Face 7: 601.30 m completed out of 1,357.67 m;

Face 8: 1,217.90 m completed out of 1,309.11 m;

Face 9: 1,129.50 m completed out of 1,496.46 m;

and

Face 10: excavation completed on Dec 10, 2019.

HRT Concrete Lining Progress:

Face 2 concrete lining: 252 m completed out of

1,303.05 m

Face 3 concrete lining: 249 m completed out of

1,176.35 m.

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Erection of Gantry No. 3 completed for Face 4

lining.

Cleaning and laying of mud mat for Face 4 and

Face 5 is in progress.

Power

House

Complex

Surge Shaft (SS) (59

m)

Adit to Surge Shaft Top: excavation completed.

SS Dome excavation, Collar Beam concreting

and erection of gantry stands completed.

Top down excavation of Surge Shaft is in

progress and has completed 12.5 m excavation

out of 59 m.

Butterfly Valve

Chamber (BVC)

Adit to BVC: excavation completed.

Ramping up of BVC Adit to Crown stands

completed.

Excavation of BVC (18 m x 12 m x 16 m): 12 m

top heading has been completed.

Pressure Shaft (PS)

and Adits

Adit to Intermediate PS (IPS): 100% completed.

Adit to Pressure Shaft Bottom: 100% completed.

Adit to Top bend of Pressure Shaft: excavation

completed.

Pressure Shaft Assembly Chamber (PAC):

Excavation stands completed.

Excavation of Bottom Horizontal Pressure

Tunnel (BHPT) stands completed.

Excavation of Unit Pressure Tunnels 1 & 2

stands completed.

Inclined Pressure Shaft Upper Limb (Pilot hole

excavation): Out of 310 m length, 289 m stands

completed.

Due to poor geology, raise climber has been

removed for inclined PS upper limb excavation.

Top down excavation for upper inclined PS has

been started and as of June 30, 2020 out of 310

m, full face excavation of 18 m stands completed.

Inclined Pressure Shaft Lower Limb (pilot hole

excavation): Excavation of 262.50 m has been

completed out of 304 m. The progress has been

hampered due to cavity formation and loose fall

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from the inclined pressure shaft lower limb. Filling

of cavity was completed in June 2020.

Top Horizontal Pressure Tunnel (THPT):

Excavation completed and cleaning & PCC for

THPT u/s from BVC junction to SS Bottom also

stands completed.

Erection of ferrule for THPT has commenced from

May 19, 2020 and 12.50 m liner has been

erected as of date.

Power House (PH)

Excavation

Main Access Tunnel (MAT): 100% MAT

excavation has been completed.

Ventilation cum cable tunnel: 100% completed.

Power House Cavern Excavation: Excavation

completed.

Service Bay Concreting stands completed.

Concreting up to MIV (Main Inlet Valve) floor at

El. 1753.15 m stands completed.

Reinforcement and concreting up to El. 1757.20

m (Top of Distributor) for Unit 2 stands

completed.

Reinforcement binding and Concreting from El.

1756 m to 1757.05 m is in progress for Unit 1.

25 T temporary gantry crane has been

dismantled after installation of Turbine Housing

and Distributor components by MP-2 for both

Units.

Control Block: Slab concreting completed up to

El 1766.50 m.

Transformer Cavern

(TC)

Transformer Cavern: Excavation completed.

Connecting Tunnel between PH (Power House)

and TH (Transformer Hall) stands completed.

Excavation of Bus Ducts 1 & 2 stands completed.

Excavation of Escape Tunnel stands completed.

Excavation of TRT Gate Shafts stands

completed.

Erection and alignment of steel crane beams for

EOT crane in Transformer hall stands completed.

Raft concreting of Transformer Hall completed.

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Bus Duct trench concreting and column

concreting works in TC are ongoing.

Tail Race Tunnel

(TRT)

Excavation of Main TRT has been completed.

Excavation for Unit TRT 1 & 2 stands completed.

Anchor Bolts, Earth Mat and PCC works for Unit

TRT 2 stands completed.

Unit TRT 1 & 2 Gate Shaft: Gate Shaft

Concreting works in progress.

Pothead Yard Completed slope protection and excavation

works.

Physical Progress for MP-2 Works

As on June 30, 2020, the MP-2 Package (Electro-Mechanical Works) progress is 78.50%

which includes Engineering, Manufacturing/Procurement & Transportation and Erection

activities of the E&M components.

The following are the activities of MP-2 works carried out at site as of June 30, 2020:

Sl# Description Completed Date

UNIT - 1

1 Laying of Earth Mat in Unit Pit July 10, 2019

2 Erection of Zero Stage Embedment (15 Nos. sole plates and

14 Nos. ISMC Channel) at El. 1748.37 m for Unit#1. July 22, 2019

3

Installations of 250 NB Stainless Steel Pipe (Zero Stage

Embed.) in Unit-2 and between Control Block and Unit-2 for

HVAC System.

August 14, 2019

4 Erection, Alignment, Welding and Dye Penetrant Test (DPT)

of Pit Liner for Unit 1 completed in all respect August 29, 2019

5 Installation of I-Beam for Runner Inspection Platform at El.

1752.375 m completed.

September 14,

2019

6

Installation of Penstock and Distributor Dewatering Pipe

(150 NB Seamless Carbon Steel Pipe) from El. 1752.747 m

to El. 1752.27 m completed.

October 02, 2019.

7 Installation of 14 Nos. Foundation Plates (200 mm x 200

mm) at El. 1753.2o m for Runner Removal completed. October 17, 2019

8 Installation of Roller Rail for Runner Access Door at El. October 18, 2019

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9 Installation of Crown Assembly at El. 1752.28 (on middle

base wall) completed.

November 05,

2019

10

Installation of 20 Nos. Foundation Sole Plates (300 mm x

300 mm) at El. 1754.55 completed in all respect and handed

over to MP-1 for Pedestal Concreting.

November 07,

2019

11

25 T Gantry Crane for installation of Turbine Housing

and Distributor components handed over by Civil

Contractor to MP-2

November 23,

2019

12

Lowering, Centering and Leveling, locking and welding of 3

Segments of Lower Turbine Housing completed in all

respect on December 03, 2019. Dye Penetrant Test (DPT)

of Vertical and Circumferential Welding Section completed

on December 09, 2019.

December 03,

2019

13

Lowering of 1st Segment, 2nd Segment and 3rd Segment of

Distributor Pipe in Unit-1 and placing in its pedestal

completed.

December 28,

2019

14 Installation of I-Beams and Channels for Inspection Platform

completed.

December 30,

2019

15 Lowering of 4th Segment of Distributor Pipe in Unit-1 January 07, 2020

16

Fixing of Centre Column for Centering and Leveling of

Distributor Segment with Nozzle Adapters and Runner

Templates

February 25, 2020

17 Alignment of all 4 Segment of Distributor Pipe completed March 19, 2020

18 Combined alignment and Welding of Segment-1 and

Segment-2 of Distributor Pipe completed in all respect. April 03, 2020

19 Combined alignment and Welding of Segment-2 and

Segment-3 of Distributor Pipe completed in all respect. April 11, 2020

20 Combined alignment and root welding of Segment-3 and

Segment-4 of Distributor Pipe April 16, 2020

21 Lowering and in-situ placement of 1st Segment of Upper

Turbine Housing competed. April 16, 2020

22 100% of Installation and welding of total 12 Nos. 50 NB

Nozzle Leakage Pipe in all respect for all 4 nozzles (3 April 16, 2020

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pipes/nozzle) completed.

23 Welding of Distributor Pipe Segments completed in all

respect. April 21, 2020

24

Installation and Welding of 4 Nos. 220 NB Aeration Pipe

connecting Upper and Lower Turbine Housing completed in

all respect.

April 29, 2020

25

Installation and Tack Welding of 400 NB Aeration Pipe

(towards Unit TRT) dropping from Upper Turbine Housing

completed till availability MP-1 front.

April 30, 2020

26

Installation, Alignment and Welding of Upper Turbine

Housing including all VS, HS, CS and IS weld joints


May 04, 2020

26

Ultrasonic Test of all Weld Joints of Distributor Segments

and DPT of Turbine Housing weld joints completed in all

respect.

May 07, 2020

27 Hydrostatic Test of Distributor completed for Unit-1. May 23, 2020

28 Inner Turbine Housing placed in its position. May 25, 2020

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Unit-1 handed over to MP-1 Contractor (Civil) for

dismantling of Gantry Crane and reinforcement binding

works and concreting.

May 26, 2020

UNIT - 2

1 Laying of Earth Mat in Unit Pit July 29, 2019

2 Erection of Zero Stage Embed. (15 Nos. sole plates and 14

Nos. ISMC Channel) at El. 1748.37 m. August 12, 2019

3

Installations of 250 NB Stainless Steel Pipe (Zero Stage

Embed.) in Unit-2 and between Control Block and Unit-2 for

HVAC System.

August 14, 2019

4 Erection, Alignment, Welding and DPT of Pit Liner for Unit 2

completed in all respect August 29, 2019

5 Laying of Earth Mat at MIV Floor at Unit 2 side completed. September 06,

2019

6 Installation of I-Beam for Runner Inspection Platform at El.


September 14,

2019

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7

Installation of Penstock and Distributor Dewatering Pipe

(150 NB Seamless Carbon Steel Pipe) from El. 1752.747 m

to El. 1752.27 m completed.

October 02, 2019.

8 Installation of 14 Nos. Foundation Plates (200 mm x 200

mm) at El. 1753.2o m for Runner Removal completed. October 17, 2019

9 Installation of Roller Rail for Runner Access Door at El.

1753.20 m completed. October 18, 2019

10 Installation of Crown Assembly at El. 1752.28 m (on middle

base wall) completed.

November 05,

2019

11

Installation of 20 Nos. Foundation Sole Plates (300 mm x

300 mm) at El. 1754.55 completed in all respect and hand

over to MP-1 for Pedestal Concreting.

November 07,

2019

12

25 T Gantry Crane for installation of Turbine Housing

and Distributor components handed over by Civil

Contractor to MP-2

November 23,

2019

13

Lowering, Centering and Leveling, locking and welding of 3

Segments of Lower Turbine Housing completed in all

respect on December 03, 2019. Dye Penetrant Test (DPT)

of Vertical and Circumferential Welding Section completed

on December 09, 2019.

December 09,

2019

14 Completed the installation of Runner Inspection Platform December 14,

2019

15 Installation of Positioning Column and Runner Template for

alignment of Distributor and Nozzle completed.

December 22,

2019

16 Lowering of Distributor Segment-1, Segment-2 and

Segment-4 completed.

December 31,

2019

17 Alignment of Segment -1 of Distributor completed. January 03, 2020

18 Alignment of Segment-4 of Distributor completed. January 06, 2020

19 Alignment of Segment -2 of Distributor completed. January 09, 2020

20 Alignment of Segment-3 of Distributor completed. January 07, 2020

21 Welding of Segment-3 and Segment -4 of Distributor

completed. January 24, 2020

22 Welding of Segment 2- and Segment 3 completed of January 29, 2020

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Distributor completed.

23 Welding of Segment 1 and Segment 2 of Distributor

completed. February 03, 2020

24 Ultrasonic Test of all 3 Weld Joints after welding and prior to

Stress Relieving completed. February 20, 2020

25

Lowering and Alignment of Upper Turbine Housing(3

Segments) including face matching between Upper and

Lower Turbine Housing completed

February 24, 2020

26 Stress Relieving of Welding Joints (3 Nos.) of Distributor

Pipe Completed February 24, 2020

27 Ultrasonic Test and DPT of Weld Joints (3 Nos.) of

Distributor Segment after Stress Relieving completed February 26, 2020

28 Hydrostatic Test of Distributor pipe successfully completed

as per protocol requirement and FQP. February 29, 2020

Installation of total 12 Nos. 50 NB Nozzle Leakage Pipe in

all respect for all 4 nozzles ( 3 pipes/nozzle) completed in all

respect

March 05, 2020

29 Lowering of Inner Housing completed March 06, 2020

30 Installation & welding of 220 NB Aeration Pipe connecting

Upper and Lower Turbine Housing complete in all respect. March 07, 2020

31 Unit-2 handed over to MP-1 for Reinforcement binding

and concreting of Unit. March 07, 2020

32 Welding of Upper House Segments including DPT of weld

joints completed in all respect March 19, 2020

33 Installation & welding of 400 NB Aeration Pipe dropping from

Upper Housing to TRT completed. March 24, 2020

34

Installation and welding of 200 NB SS Cooling Water Pipes

(3 Nos. for Unit-2 and 2 Nos for Unit-1) and 1 No. 65 NB CS

Drain Pipe at El. 1763.9 m (1st Stage concreting EPs)


March 31, 2020

35

Installation and Welding of 100 NB SS (Stainless Steel)

Brake Jet Pipe completed at El. 1757.25 m (EP for 3rd Stage

Concreting) completed.

April 09, 2020

21


Service Bay

1 Service Bay handed over by Civil to MP-2 Contractor November 23,

2019

2

Assembly of 1st Girder (consisting of 3 segments)

commenced at Service Bay by VOITH after mobilization of

EOT crane components on November 18, 2019 and

manpower on November 27, 2019.

November 27,

2019

3

Installation, Alignment and Welding of Crane Rails towards

U/s side on top of steel beams in Service Bay completed in

all respect.

December 04,

2019

4

Installation, Alignment and Welding of Crane Rails on top of

steel beams in Service Bay towards D/s side completed in

all respect.

December 06,

2019

5

Assembly of 1st Girder (consisting of 3 segments) along with

Platforms and LT Girder on MAT side of 150 T PH EOT

Crane completed in all respect.

December 07,

2019.

6

The assembled 1st Girder (MAT side) lifted and

placed/locked in its position on LT rails at Service Bay with

80 T Mobile Crane.

December 08,

2019

7

Assembly of 2nd Girder (consisting of 3 segments) along with

Platforms and LT Girder on Unit side of 150 T PH EOT Crane


December 11,

2019

8

The assembled 1st Girder (Unit side) lifted and placed/locked

in its position on LT rails at Service Bay with 80 T Mobile

Crane.

December 13,

2019

9 Completed Assembly and Lifting of Crabs on PH EOT Crane December 18,

2019

10 Completed 100% of Mechanical Works for PH EOT Crane December 31,

2019

11 Completed Load Testing of Monorail Hoist(5 T) January 30, 2020

12 Completed Load Testing of Auxiliary Hoist( 35 T) January 31, 2020

13 Completed Load Testing of Main Hoist (150 T) and 125% OL

of Main Hoist (188 T) February 01, 2020

Generator (Stator building works in Service Bay)

22


1

Jointing, leveling and welding of 2 Stator Frame Segments

completed. The DPT and Ultrasonic Test (UT) of all the

welding joints of Stator Frame Segments for 1st Unit


March 28, 2020

2 Site available for building of Stator after arrest of seepage of

MP-1 in crown of PH at Service Bay. April 24, 2020

3 Fixing of Base Foundation Plates of Stator and installation

of Stator Roundness Check Device completed. April 25. 2020

4 Installation and Alignment of 48 Nos. Dovetail Bars along

with Stator Straps etc. completed in all respect. May 04, 2020

6 Stacking of Stator Core laminations including spacer (6

Packets /58 packets) completed. May 07, 2020

7

Stacking/Laying of Stator core up to packet# 53 including

welding of Stator Core Straps to 5th Level completed. 2nd

Intermediate core pressing completed.

May 31, 2020

8

Stacking/Laying of Stator core up to packet# 58 completed.

Final core pressing completed. With this, Stator Core is

ready for Core Flux Testing.

June 18, 2020

Stator Core Building (Unit-2)

1

Jointing, leveling and welding of 2 Stator Frame Segments

completed. The DPT and Ultrasonic Test (UT) of all the

welding joints of Stator Frame Segments for 2nd completed

in all respect.

June 11, 2020

2 Fixing of Base Foundation Plates of Stator and installation

of Stator Roundness Check Device completed. June 29, 2020

3 Installation and Alignment of 48 Nos. Dovetail Bars along

with Stator Straps etc. completed in all respect. July 04, 2020

Transformer Cavern

1 Laying of Earth Mat in Transformer Cavern completed in all

respect. February 01, 2020

2

Laying & alignment and welding of 7 Nos. 250 NB Carbon

Steel Drainage Pipes from local pit to oil-water separation pit

for 7 Nos. Generator Transformers completed in all respect

at El. 1761 m as EPs in GT (Generator Transformer) Cavern.

February 20, 2020

23


3

Installation of 142 Nos. J-Blocks and Plates as EPs along

the Generator Transformer Rails at El. 1762.30 completed

for all 7 Nos. Generator Transformers.

March 26, 2020

5 Installation of Winching Blocks for all 7 Nos, GTs completed. March 31, 2020

6 Installation of 28 Nos. Jacking Plates EPs for 7 Nos. GTs at

El. 1762.5 m completed in all respect. April 04, 2020

7 Installation of 28 Nos. Roller Locking EPs for 7 Nos. GTs at

El. 1762.5 m completed in all respect. April 12, 2020

8 Installation of Cooler Control Cabinet Foundation Bolts EPs

for all 6 Nos. GTs completed. April 25, 2020

9 Installation of 48 Nos. Top Plates to J-Bolts of GT Rails

completed till GT-3. May 06, 2020

10

Installation of 76 Nos. J-Blocks and Plates as EPs along the

Generator Transformer Rails at El. 1762.30 completed at

Connecting Tunnel side of Transformer Cavern. Handed

over to MP-1 for concreting.

May 22, 2020.

Physical Progress for 132 kV Transmission Line Package

As of June 30, 2020, 98% of Transmission work stands completed which includes

completion of 100% supply of materials to site and physical progress at site (foundation

casting of 55 tower locations, and tower erection of 55 locations out of 55 towers). The

stringing of 16.4 km of Transmission Line along with 5.494 km of OPGW (Optical Ground

Wire) out of 18.6 km also stands completed as on June 30, 2020.

The total payment amounting to Nu. 355 million (including advance) stands released by

THyE to BPC till date (including 10% advance above).

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5.0 Land Acquisition Status

As per the ADB involuntary resettlement category, 118 MW Nikachhu Hydro Power

Project is classified as Category B. There were no significant involuntary resettlement

impacts. Over all, efforts were made during planning and design stage to minimize

involuntary resettlement impact. For the development of the project component such

as Colonies, Contractor Construction Facility, Muck yard, total area of 195.262 acres

of Government Reserve Forest Land were taken on lease. Lease agreement was

signed on May 1, 2015 with Ministry of Economic Affairs (MoEA). Prior to ADB loan

disbursement, construction work for access road of 18.388 km in length, colonies and

water supply line began in December 2014 and the respective infrastructure facility

was handed over to the contractor by end of 2015.

The construction of the project component such as access road and muck yard has

displaced 16 household (11 household originally by access road in phase one, 3

additional household by access road in second phase, 2 household by muck yard in

third phase land acquisition and substitution stage) and has acquired 8.459 acres

(3.577 acres in first phase, 3.882 acre in second phase and 1 acres by muck yard in

third phase land acquisition stage) of private land in Tangsibji Geog. Whereas 132 kV

TL tower footing has displaced 4 household in first phase acquiring 0.40 acres and 7

household as of December 31,2019 acquiring 0.820 acres of private land.

5.1 Land Acquisition by Main Pproject Ccomponent

3.577 acres of private land belonging to 11 households and one CPR was affected by

the construction of access road. The entire affected person opted for land for land

substitute and land substitute of the same area is provided along with the land

development cost as per Land Act of Bhutan (2007). List of project affected person is

attached as Annexure-I A and disbursement sheet on land development cost is

attached as Annexure-I B respectively for phase 1 land acquisition stage.

In addition, 3 new household were affected after completion of the access road works,

acquiring additional 3.882 acres of land in Tangsibji Geog. Detail list of the additional

affected area and project displaced household for the second phase land acquisition

is attached as Annexure-II A and as Annexure-II B. On the other hand, an addition

of 1 acre was acquired during development of muck disposal yard at Intermediate

Pressure Shaft. Two (2) household were affected by the development of muck yard.

The land development cost and land substitute are provided as per the entitlement

matrix of the resettlement plan. The detail of the project Displaced household and land

development cost sheet is attached as Annexure-III A and as Annexure-III B.

5.2 Land Acquisition by 132 kV DC Transmission Line

The 132 kV Transmission Line will stretch 18.2 Km from the pothead yard of Nikachhu

Hydro Power Project to power house of 720 MW Mangdechhu Hydro Power Project

located at Yurmung. Before beginning of the construction work for 132 kV DC

Transmission Line, cadastral survey work was awarded to Dzongkhag Administration

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in October 2015 as deposit work. In 2017, DLC concluded that 0.4 acres of land will

be acquired affecting only 4 household from Drakteng Geog by 132 kV Transmission

Tower Footing. List of the affected person is attached as annexure-IV A and

disbursement sheet for land development and restricted land use allowance is

attached as annexure-IV B.

The MoU was signed with BPC on July 14, 2014 for an amount of Nu.233 million for

the construction of 18.6 Km, 132 kV DC line from Nikachhu Pothead yard to

Mangdechhu Pothead yard with the work to commence from June, 2016 including

tendering work by BPC. With start of the construction work for 132 kV DC

Transmission Line, BPC has been taking up all matters related to any additional land

acquisition and substitution works. Detail geotechnical survey was carried out prior to

construction stage by CDCL in August 2018, 9 tower footing were required to be

relocated. To avoid unnecessary encroachment of land, joint monitoring was carried

out with BPC, CDCL, THyE and local government on March 9, 2018. On September

3, 2018, BPC awarded cadastral survey work to Dzongkhag Administration as deposit

work for land substitution. List of additional affected household is listed as Annexure-

V.

To obtain the consensus from the additional 7 affected household, entitlements and

land substitution as per the Royal Government of Bhutan Rules, BPC had carried out

consultation meeting on October 2, 2018 at Geog conference hall, Drakteng Geog.

The consultation was done in presence of all affected household, representatives from

Dzongkhag, Geog, CDCL and BPC. The entire affected household unanimously opted

for land for land substitution. No crop or fruit bearing tree will be affected. Minute of

the meeting is attached as Annexure-V. However, to ascertain actual affected person

in second phase by the Transmission Line, Dzongkhag Land Record and Survey,

BPC, THyE has carried out cadastral survey along the Transmission Line on

September 13, 2019. Following are the list of affected persons by TL tower footing:

Table 5.0 Affected Household in Second Phase Land Acquisition by 132 kV TL

Sl.No Owners Name Thram

No. Plot-No

Tower

No.

Remark after

cadastral survey

Affected

area

(Acres)

1 Tashil Lhamo 246 DRT-142 AP32A

Opted for land

substitute 0.13

2 Kibal Kiba 257 DRT-152 AP33

Opted for land

substitute 0.10

3 Pemal Choki 223

DRT-

6012 AP37

Opted for land

substitute 0.10

4 Ney Zangmo 199

DRT-

3403 AP47

Opted for land

substitute 0.13

5 Jamtsho 445 LNG-340 AP 48 Not affected 0

6 Pema Wangchuk 1020

DRT-

2370 AP 23

Not affected 0

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Sl.No Owners Name Thram

No. Plot-No

Tower

No.

Remark after

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Affected

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7 Kuenzang Lhamo 781

DRT-

3300 AP46

Not affected 0

8 Zangmo 445

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2056 AP16

Opted for Land

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Dratshang 1020

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5820 AP49

Opted for Land

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10 Chimi Lhamo 781

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2057 AP17

Opted for Land

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Total TL affected

person 7

Total acquired area 0.82

With reference to above attributed table, only 7 household is being affected by 132 kV

TL tower footings and only 0.82 acres is being acquired in second phase land

acquisition stage. During the Detail Measurement Survey carried out by DLC,

Jamtsho, Pema Wangchuk, Kuenzang Lhamo were not affected by the Tower footing

number AP 48, AP 23, AP 46 respectively. The detail of list of the second phase land

acquisition is attached as Annexure-VI and the details on the land development cost

and Restricted Land Use allowance for the same second phase land acquisition phase

is attached as Annexure-VIII.

The land development cost and restricted land use allowance was disbursed to the 7

affected persons on July 13, 2020 at Drakteng Geog Office. Copy of the disbursement

sheets are attached as Annexure-IX. With completion of clearing of Right of Way (27

m width, 15 km length) other than AP12, AP 13, AP 18 and AP 21, these tower Right

of Way falling in the Community Forest (Taktse and Eusa Community Forest) , of which

a total of 8.388 acres of vegetation will be cleared.

Table 6.0 Vegetation clearing and Tree removal in Community Forest (CF)

SL.#

Name of

CF Geog

Tower No.

Span Length Width

area (sq.

mtr) area (ac)

1 Taktse CF Drakteng AP12-AP13 621.652 24 14919.648 3.686725

2 Eusa CF Drakteng AP18-Ap21 792.873 24 19028.952 4.7021

Total 33948.6 8.388825

As per the Minutes of Meeting drawn with Gup, Drakteng Goeg, members of the above

two CF and BPC on November 2, 2019, Trongsa Range Office has raise the

compensation aspect on behalf of the affected CF. During the assessment carried out

by Trongsa range Office, 670.00 number of trees has been marked for removal. The

compensation of the tree removal was estimated by the Trongsa Range Office based

on the commercial rate for standing tree as prescribed in Royalty for Forest Produce,

Forest and Nature Conservation Rule 2017. The two CF were compensated with Nu.

118,412.00 (Ngultum One Hundred Eighteen Thousand, Four Hundred Twelve) only

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on July 13, 2020 at Drakteng Geog Office. Copy of the disbursement sheet are

attached as Annexure-X. Joint site visit was also carried out by Managing Director of

THyE, BPC and CDCL on May 5, 2020 along the 132 kV Transmission Line.

6.0 Meaningful Consultation and Grievance Redressed

The Grievance Redressal Committee (GRC) was activated on October 07, 2016 to

discuss vital functions and role of the committee. Locals having grievance can either

lodge a complaint to THyE or through a proper channel with the existing local

committee (Chiwog to Geog Administration for deliberation with THyE). The GRC is

responsible for receiving the complaints on environmental issues and its impact

assessment. If the person making the complaint is not satisfied on the decision made

by the GRC, he/she can register the grievance to higher authority such as Geog

Tsogde and Dzongkhag Tsogdue.

During the 1 SMR, no consultation has been carried out as there was no complaint

received by THyE from the stakeholders.

Figure-3: Grievance redress flow chart

Table 7.0 -: Grievance record and corrective action taken by GRC

Complainant/

Affected Persons

Location,

Date of

compliant

Description of

Grievance/

Complaint

Timeline* Time-bound Corrective

Action

Tangsibji Water

Supply Line

August 8,

2019

Clogging of the

drinking water supply

August

12,2019 to

First joint site visit was

carried out on

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Complainant/

Affected Persons

Location,

Date of

compliant

Description of

Grievance/

Complaint

Timeline* Time-bound Corrective

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line of the Tangsibji

village due to laden

sediment present in

the Zalamchhu water

supply line.

*** Tangsbji water

source got dried out

during heavy

ingression of water

from at Face-6, Adit-III

on June 20, 2018.

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source was provided to

the Tangsibji village as

part of interim

measure.

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provided a reliable

spring water source on

January 9, 2019 to

Tangsibji village.

October

31,2019

September 6, 2019.

Followed by second

joint site visit made by

THyE and Local

government, Tangisbji

Geog on January 17,

2020.

Meeting held with Geog

and THyE on February

20, 2020.

Joint site visit made by

THyE and Local

government, Tangisbji

Geog on January 17,

2020.

Restoration of the

drinking water pipe and

construction of new

reservoir tank completed

on May 20, 2020.

Handed over to

Tangsibji Geog Office

and Tangsibji village on

May 20, 2020

7.0 Corporate Social Responsibility during 1 SMR 2020

As of July 30, 2020 THyE has made contribution amount Nu. 773,175.77 (Seven Hundred

Seventy Three Thousand One Hundred Seventy Five) only for various Corporate Social

Activity as listed in Table Below.

Table 8.0 Expenses record of CSR activity

Activities Amount (Nu.)

Donation for Bartsham Chador Lhakhang,Tashigang 20,000.00

Mani Dungdup of Tashiling Lhakhang 100,000.00

Taphi Goenpa road Construction 100,000.00

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Activities Amount (Nu.)

Purchase and contribution of religious items at Bemjee

Lhakhang 30,000.00

Contribution of materials for development of Toilet for

Dzongkhag COVID-19 task force at Chuserbu, Chendebji

Village 12,520.00

Donation for maintenance Tangsibji Gewog road 25,000.00

Observation of 40th birth anniversary His Majesty 25,000.00

Contribution for development of Early Child Care

Development Centre for Tangsibji Geog 340,655.77

Donation for Football tournament at Takste College 5,000.00

Donation for Pema Shedrup Choki Gatshaling Nunnery 25,000.00

Donation for training on weaving basket from waste 30,000.00

Purchase and contribution of furniture’s for Tashiling BHU 30,000.00

Donation for Nurse day at Trongsa Hospital 5,000.00

Donation for Samcholing Primary School 25,000.00

Total 773,175.77

Tsheringma Drupchhu Restoration Programme

THyE will restore the existing Sale Outlet located at Tseringma Drupchu area and also

facilities such as toilet, tap and view point will be developed. In addition, for long term

restoration of Tsheringma Drupchhu, an alternate source from locally popular one known

as Kheyjey Tangjey (Drupchhu) will be diverted to the existing reservoir tank of

Tseringma Drupchhu. For this, THyE and local government of Tangsibji Geog have

carried out consultation meeting with the 65 Household of Tangsibji Geog on January 17,

2020. Copy of the Minutes of Meeting is attached under supporting documents.

As part of improving the sale of agriculture products, packing and food services at the

Sale Outlet, Social Expert has also advised THyE to take up training to the vendors with

Bhutan Food Regulatory Authority. However, due to COVID-19 and placement of

lockdown, the training to the vendors are temporarily suspended. Site visit at the

Tsheringma Drupchhu are was also made with Gup of Tangsibji Geog on May 15, 2020.

Discussion were made on restoration of existing sale outlet, toilets, lighting and water

supply source with an objective to revive sale of dairy and agriculture products. Design

and cost estimate are being prepared for the infrastructure in Tsheringma Drupchhu area.

8.0 Conclusion

The main project component has acquired 8.459 acres of private land and has affected

sixteen (16) Household in Tangsibji Geog. During the second phase land acquisition stage

7 households were affected by the 132 kV Transmission Tower Footings works. As part

of meeting the statutory requirement of the National and ADB SPS (2009), Land

Development Cost, Restricted Land Use Allowance was disbursed to the affected

household and also affected Community Forests was also compensated on July 13, 2020.

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All the affected household who opted for land substituted will be awarded new Thram by

the National Land Commission.

Other than land related works, THyE has carried out some activities on Corporate Social

Responsibility such as development of roads, institutions such as Early Child Care Centre

in project areas. Moreover, the Basic Health Unit at Tashiling was also provided with new

facilities such as computers, heaters, chairs and boilers.

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Appendices

Supporting pictures

Consultation meeting with 65 Household of Tangsibji Village and THyE on restoration

of Tsheringma Drupchhu area was held at Tangsibji village meeting hall on January

17, 2020.

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Site visit at Tseringma Drupchhu Sale outlet by Managing Director and Gup of

Tangsibji Geog in May month.

Condition of existing toilet facility at Sale out of Tserigma Drupchhu. Toilet facility will

be developed by THyE.

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Site visit at Kheyjey Tangjey water source by water committee and local government

Reservoir Tank of Tangsibji before (Left) and after (right) construction of new facility.

Page 39 of 67

Supporting Documents

Annexure-I A -First phase land acquisition and number of Displaced Household

Project

Component

Sl.no Name Thram

No

Land

Type

Acquired

(acres)

Affected

by

Dam 1 Ugyen

Zangmo

58 Dryland 0.107 Road

2 Dorji 56 Dryland 0.48 Road

Adit-III CPR Namgay

Choling CPS


Surge Shaft 3 Sonam

Wangchen


Power House 4 Dorji Zangmo 270 Dryland 0.183 Road

5 Phub

Zangmo


6 Ugyen

Tshomo


7 Sonam

Pelmo


8 Tshewang

Lhamo


Road

9 Dorji Dema 258 Dryland 0.393 Road

10 Tshang

Tshang Dorji


Dryland 0.155 Road

11 Kunzang

Wangmo


Total

acquired

area

3.577

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Annexure-I B -land Development Cost for First Phase land acquisition

Project

Compone

nt

Sl.n

o Name

Thram

No

Land

Type

Acquire

d

(acres)

Affected

by

Land

Development

Cost

Dam 1 Ugyen

Zangmo


8,025.00

2 Dorji 56 Dryland 0.48 Road 36,000.00

Adit-III CP

R

Namgay

Choling

CPS


31,725.00

Surge

Shaft

3 Sonam

Wangch

en


25,650.00

Power

House

4 Dorji

Zangmo


13,725.00

5 Phub

Zangmo


18,075.00

6 Ugyen

Tshomo


21,000.00

7 Sonam

Pelmo


10,650.00

8 Tshewa

ng

Lhamo


35,175.00

Road

9 Dorji

Dema


29,475.00

10 Tshang

Tshang

Dorji

269 Dryland 0.197 Road 14,775.00

Dryland 0.155 Road 11,625.00

11 Kunzang

Wangm

o


12,375.00

Total

area

3.577

268,275.00

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Annexure-II A-Detail on Second Phase Land Acquisition and number of Displaced

Household

Project

Componen

t

Sl.no Name Thra

m No

Land

Type

Additional

acquired

(acres)

Area affected

by

Dam 1 Ugyen

Zangmo

58 Dryland 0.106

access road

2 Dorji 56 Dryland 0.105 access road

Adit-I 3 Sumchokmo 510 Dryland 0.404 access road

Adit-III CPR Namgay

Chholing

CPS

527 Institutio

nal Land

(CPR)

0

Not affected

in phase 2

Surge

Shaft

4 Sonam

Wangchen

255 Dryland 0.54

access road

Power

House

Dorji

Zangmo

270 Dryland 0 Not affected

in phase 2

5 Phub

Zangmo

257 Dryland 0.322

access road

Ugyen

Tshomo


in phase 2

Sonam

Pelmo


in phase 2

6 Tshewang

Lhamo

272 Dryland 0.375 access road

0.327 access road

7 Dorji Dema 258 Dryland 0.307 access road

8

Tshang

Tshang Dorji

269 Dryland 0.329 access road

Dryland 0.372 access road

9 Kunzang

Wangmo

181 Dryland 0.207

access road

10 Rinzin

Wangmo

254 Dryland 0.372

access road

11 Tshewang

Gyeltshen

268 Dryland 0.116

access road

Total

3.882

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Annexure-II B-Land development cost for second phase land acquisition

Sl.

No

.

Thra

m No. Name

Plot

No.

Land

Type

Thram

Area

acquired

area

(Ac)

Land

development

cost (Nu.)

1 510

Sumchokm

o

TAN-

3253 Kamzhing 0.406 0.404 30,300.00

2 56 Dorji

TAN-

1843 Kamzhing 2.15 0.105 7,875.00

3 58

Ugyen

Zangmo

TAN-

1842 Kamzhing 0.88 0.106 7,950.00

4

255

Sonam

Wangchen

TAN-

1889 Kamzhing 0.699 0.489 36,675.00

255

Sonam

Wangchen

TAN-

1873 Kamzhing 1.047 0.051 3,825.00

5 181

Kunzang

Wangmo

TAN-

1909 Kamzhing 0.372 0.207 15,525.00

6 258 Dorji Dema

TAN-

1863 Kamzhing 0.46 0.307 23,025.00

7

272

Tshewang

Lhamo

TAN-

1865 Kamzhing 0.888 0.375 28,125.00

272

Tshewang

Lhamo

TAN-

1867 Kamzhing 0.7 0.327 24,525.00

257

Phub

Zangmo

TAN-

1855 Kamzhing 0.563 0.322 24,150.00

8 268

Tshewang

Gyeltshen

TAN-

1875 Kamzhing 0.577 0.116 8,700.00

9 254

Rinzin

Wangmo

TAN-

1876 Kamzhing 0.372 0.372 27,900.00

10

269

Tshang

Tshang

Dorji

TAN-

1878 Kamzhing 0.526 0.329 24,675.00

269

Tshang

Tshang

Dorji

TAN-

1879 Kamzhing 0.527 0.372 27,900.00

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Sl.

No

.

Thra

m No. Name

Plot

No.

Land

Type

Thram

Area

acquired

area

(Ac)

Land

development

cost (Nu.)

TOTAL 3.882 291,150.00

Annexure-III A-Third phase land acquisition and list of affected person

Sl.No. Name Thram

no.

Land

Type

Compensation

type

Area

affected

(Ac)

Area affected by

1 Dorjimo 842

Wet

Land

Land

replacement 0.277 Muck disposal IPS

2 Gyembo 253

Dry

Land

Land

replacement 0.723 Muck disposal IPS

Total 1

Annexure-III B-Land Development Cost for third phase land acquisition

Sl.No. Name Thram

no.

Plot

no.

Land

Type

Area

affected

(Ac)

Compensation

type

Land

development

cost (Nu.)

1 Dorjimo 842 5198 Chhu

zhing 0.277

Land

replacement 27,700.00

2 Gyembo 253 1857

Kamzhing 0.723 Land

replacement 54,225.00

Total 1 81,925.00

Annexure-IV A-132 kV TL first phase land acquisition and number of displaced

household)

Sl. # Thram no. Name of Thram holder Plot no. Affected Area (Ac)

1

360

Tshering Dema

DRT-2692

0.1 DRT-2691

2 361 Tsheringmo DRT-2626 0.1

3 1007 Yeshey DRT-733 0.1

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4 689 Sangay Wangdi DRT-3110 0.1

Total 0.400

Annexure-IV B-Land Development Cost and Restricted Land use allowance for the

first phase land acquisition 132 kV TL)

Sl

.

#

Thra

m

no.

Name of

Thram

holder

Plot

no.

Acquired

Area (Ac)

Land

Developm

ent Cost

Restricted

land -use

Allowance Total Nu.

1 360

Tshering

Dema

DRT-

2692

0.1 7,500.00 6,126.50 13,626.50

DRT-

2691

2 361

Tsheringm

o

DRT-

2626 0.1 7,500.00 6,126.50 13,626.50

3 1007 Yeshey

DRT-

733 0.1 7,500.00 6,126.50 13,626.50

4 689

Sangay

Wangdi

DRT-

3110 0.1 7,500.00 6,126.50 13,626.50

Total 0.4 00 30,000.00 24,506.00 54,506.00

Annexure-VI-Details of Second Phase Land Acquisition by 132 kV TL

Sl.No Owners Name

Thra

m

No.

Plot-No Tower

No. Opted For

Affected

area

(Acres)

1 Tashil Lhamo 246

DRT-

142 AP32A

land substitute 0.13

2 Kibal Kiba 257

DRT-

152 AP33


3 Pemal Choki 223

DRT-

6012 AP37


4 Ney Zangmo 199

DRT-

3403 AP47


5 Zangmo 445

DRT-

2056 AP16

Land Substitute 0.11

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Sl.No Owners Name

Thra

m

No.

Plot-No Tower

No. Opted For

Affected

area

(Acres)

6

Tharpaling

Dratshang 1020

LNG-

5820 AP49

Land Substitute 0.23

7 Chimi Lhamo 781

DRT-

2057 AP17

Opted Cash

Compensation 0.02

Total TL

affected

person

7

Total acquired

area 0.82

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Annexure-V-Minutes of consultation meeting for additional affected household by 132

kV TL

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Annexure-IX- Land Development and Restricted Land Use Allowance Disbursement

receipt of TL 2 Phase

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Annexure-X-Disbursement sheet for Cash Compensation to Affected Community

Forest

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Minutes of meeting for Restoration of Tsheringma Drupchhu and Sale Outlet

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