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Chemistry (water quality) Botany Macroinvertebrate ecology Ichthyology (fish) METSI CONSULTANTS: SUMMARY OF MAIN FINDINGS FOR PHASE 1 DEVELOPMENT R. Skoroszewski Dr C. Palmer Dr C. Boucher S. Tlale Dr F. de Moor R. Skoroszewski Prof. A. Arthington J. Rall M. Kennard Senqu Consultants Rhodes Univ. Stellenbosch Univ. Senqu Consultants Albany Museum Senqu Consultants Griffith Univ. Ecosun Griffith Univ. Report No. 678-F-001 A-2 RSA RSA RSA Lesotho RSA RSA AUS RSA AUS Robskoro@iafrica.com Tally@iwr.ru.ac.za Cb@land.sun.ac.za Senqu@ilesotho.com Amfd@warthog.ru.ac.za Robskoro@iafrica.com A.Arthington@mailbox.gu.edu.au Rall@global.co.za Kennard@mailbox.gu.edu.au Wildlife ecology Dr S. Ferreira Private Consultant RSA sferreira@doc.govt.nz Herpetofauna Dr N. Jacobsen Private Consultant RSA Sociology C. Boehm Dr J. Gay D. Hall Public Health Dr R. Phillips Sechaba Consultants Sechaba Consultants Sechaba Consultants Medical Research Council Lesotho Lesotho Lesotho Sechaba@lesoff.co.za Sechaba@lesoff.co.za Sechaba@lesoff.co.za RSA Rozett.Phillips@ac.com Animal Health Dr D. Phororo Private Consultant Lesotho Water Supply S. Yance SMEC AUS Hywtr@smec.com.au Economics Dr M. Majoro Univ. of Lesotho Lesotho Majoro@econ.nul.ls LHDA Project Supervision and Participation Dr. Stan Hirst, Environmental Specialist (first part of study). Mr. David Nkalai, Technical Supervisor. Ms Victoria Qheku, Limnologist. Mr. Mahase Thokoa, Biologist. Mr. Ndamase Matshikiza, Hydrologist. IFR Steering Committee A steering committee, responsible for overseeing project implementation, included representatives of: LHDA, Technical Services Branch (Chair). LHDA, Operation and Planning Branch. LHDA, Engineering Group. Lesotho Highlands Water Commission. Lesotho Department of Water Affairs. National Environmental Secretariat, Lesotho.
Panel of Experts METSI CONSULTANTS: SUMMARY OF MAIN FINDINGS FOR PHASE 1 DEVELOPMENT A three member international Panel of Experts (POE) was appointed by LHDA specifically to review LHDA Contract 648 in order to provide independent evaluation of compliance with the LHWP Treaty obligations to maintain the living standards of project-affected people and to maintain environmental amenity as far as possible. The POE comprised the following people: Dr. Jane Doolan, Dept. Water Resources, Victoria, Australia. Prof. Tom McMahon, Professor of Environmental Hydrology, University of Melbourne, Australia. Dr. Mike Mentis, consultant, South Africa. The POE interfaced with the Consultant at various stages of project implementation including the following: The entire POE attended the presentation of the Inception and the Task 1 Reports in January 1998. Dr. Mike Mentis attended the Planning Meeting in April 1998. The POE attended the biophysical consequences workshop in April 1999. Dr. Jane Doolan and Dr. Mike Mentis attended the socio-economic scenario workshop in September 1999. Dr. Jane Doolan and Dr. Mike Mentis attended the monitoring workshops in September 1999. The POE received copies of all reports produced during the project, including all internal team documents, and provided comment to the Consultant on all of these. Prof. Ted Scudder of the main LHDA Panel of Experts made valuable comment on the overall direction and objective of the project. Report No. 678-F-001 A-3
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