Dire Dawa Administrative Council Integrated Resource

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Water Works Design and Supervision Enterprise importance given the size of potential land that can be irrigated using dams and diversion. In this case, run-off water will not be a constraint to develop irrigation at least for the time span of the planning horizon. The study, therefore, has come out with a finding that there will be a need for storage using different technologies. The potential of mineral resources is also believed to have significant impact on future development opportunities of the Council. If planned interventions are also to be materialized, the livestock resources and tourism, according to the study, are also very important areas that the people and the Administrative Council could rely on to improve the social and economic life of the people of the Council. With an improved land use policy and agricultural development strategy for the Council, the Administrative Council can effectively plan to make a transformation in agricultural productivity and production, which will have a strong positive impact on its industrialization, especially agro-industrial activities. The strategic location of Dire Dawa Administrative Council, which is naturally positioned close to the port of Djibouti in particular and the outside world in general, especially to the Middle East makes the study area a focus of various economic, social and political considerations. In terms of the general status of the natural resources of the Council, such as land, water, forestry and others, it is very important to note that it is at the verge of a serious problem. Environmental degradation, ecological imbalance resulting from deforestation and backward cultivation systems and un-optimum utilization of available resource in general has forced the study area to become in a serious situation, in terms of land productivity, rainfall availability and deterioration of existing infrastructures due to flooding and erosion phenomenon. Coupled with the ever-increased deterioration of the situation of the natural resources in the Council due to unplanned, and uncoordinated utilization of the same, the problem of the study area is further aggravated by the fast increase in the size of population. The fast population growth, which is further complicated by a large umber of people of both sexes migrating in to the city of Dire Dawa, because of its strategic location and illegal trading activities in the past, have increasingly complicated the economic and social status of the study area. The social, cultural, economic and environmental issues have been quite significantly addressed during this phase of the study, which have eventually enabled each study group to rationally think and re-think how to go about the short-term, medium-term and longterm interventions. This is believed to improve the existing situation, which is alarmingly of a very low profile in terms of availability of social and physical infrastructures that can improve the ever-expanding problems and finally bring about socio-economic transformation for the Council. Phase II- Data Collection - Site Investigation Survey & Analysis – DDAC - Main Report 3
Water Works Design and Supervision Enterprise 1.2 PHASE II ACTIVITIES PROGRAM Phase II activities under each of the major sectoral study groups and the overall organizational and administrative set up of the project management are presented in a summarized and condensed manner. It is, therefore, very important to note that the structure of the report and its organization is emanating from the various planned activities for the phase II program of the study area and from the results of the same activities that have been carried out by the respective study groups consistent with the expectations of the Client. Apart from the introductory part and the general phase II program aspect, the report is organized and structured into sections/chapters presenting the different sectoral studies with the necessary components and subjects treated under each of them. A program for phase III of the study, which is the Master Plan preparation, is also included. The major activities for this phase of the study are detail and comprehensive in their scope. As the Master planning process is a scientific and dynamic study and planning approach, which involves detailed investigation, exploration, evaluation, examination and the collection of data and information to be followed by a scientific analyses of the natural, human and animal resources, this report is believed to have come out with results that would enable the effective preparation of the Master Plan document. To the extent possible, detailed assessment covering a wide range of resources data and information has been comprehensively analyzed and results documented. The establishment of a comprehensive database of all natural and human resources for the Council is among the most important merits to be noted of this stage of the study. It is worth noting that the phase II report has been effectively benefiting from what has been obtained and prepared during the reconnaissance phase. Comments given by the steering committee have been addressed and taken care of as agreed with the Client. The five study groups make the study team of the project in general and the phase II program in particular. A project manager and a team leader head the project study with all its experts and group leaders; the team leader is mainly responsible for the technical part of the process and the project manger for the operational or management aspects of the same. Two project offices have been put in place for the smooth execution of the planned activities. One is established in Addis Ababa, headed by a project manager and staffed with appropriate support personnel to facilitate and organize all matters that are required for the successful completion of planned activities. Other necessary goods, equipment and services are also made available. The project office established here in Addis Ababa, among others, handles all logistical aspects. This is, therefore, to show that the headquarters of the project is in Addis, and an additional office in Dire Dawa to facilitate, Phase II- Data Collection - Site Investigation Survey & Analysis – DDAC - Main Report 4
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