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METSI CONSULTANTS: SUMMARY OF MAIN FINDINGS FOR PHASE 1 DEVELOPMENT The yields from Phase 1 and 2 dams that would result if the modified flow regimes were supplied to the rivers. The biophysical consequences predicted for the rivers under the modified flow regimes, including changes in: − channel shape and habitat availability − water chemistry and temperature − riparian and instream vegetation − macroinvertebrates − fish − birds − herpetofauna − water-dependent, terrestrial mammals. The social impacts expected as a result of the predicted biophysical changes, including impacts to: − use of river resources and services by the PAR − public health of the PAR − health of the PAR’s domestic stock The economic implications of the social impacts Report No. 678-F-001 C-4
Tasks* Report Number All 678-F-001 Final Report All 678F--002 METSI CONSULTANTS: SUMMARY OF MAIN FINDINGS FOR PHASE 1 DEVELOPMENT ANNEX D. LIST OF TITLES IN THE FINAL REPORT SERIES FOR CONTRACTS LHDA 648 AND LHDA 678 Report Title Important Contents Additional Scenarios and Production of a New Final Report to augment the Consulting Services for the Establishment and Monitoring of the Instream Flow Requirements for River Courses Downstream of LHWP Dams Summary of main findings for Phase 1 development. Section 1 – Hydrology Section 2 – Biophysical Consequences Section 3 – Socio-economic Consequences Section 4 – Economic Consequences All 648-F-01 Executive Summary Pending approval of brochure production. All 648-F-02 Final Report Summary of main findings for Phases 1 and 2 Volume 1: Terms of Reference, Study Area, Study Based on a biophysical workshop to identify the 1 648-F-03 Team and Programme of Events biophysical consequences of changes in flow Volume 2: IFR Methodology regimes. 3, 4 and 5 648-F-04 Biophysical Consequences Degradation Scenario of The Minimum Detailed biophysical description of the baseline (minimum degradation) scenario 3, 4 and 5 648-F-05 Biophysical Consequences of The Treaty Scenario Detailed biophysical description of the Treaty Scenario 3, 4 and 5 648-F-06 Biophysical Consequences of The Design Limitation Scenario Detailed biophysical description of a flow scenario imposed by design limitations of the project outflows. 3, 4 and 5 648-F-07 Biophysical Consequences of The Fourth Scenario Detailed biophysical description of a scenario with flows increased over those specified in the Treaty. 2 648-F-08 Specialist Report – Sociology Pilot social and anthropological survey and identification of the population at risk (PAR) Public health data survey and assessment of the 2 648-F-09 Specialist Report – Public Health PAR, identification of links between human health and the river 2 648-F-10 Specialist Report – Animal Health Overview and assessment of health of domestic animals of the PAR. 2 648-F-11 Specialist Report – Water Supply Water use by, and supply to, the PAR. 2 648-F-12 Specialist Report – Volume 1: Hydraulics Volume 2: Aquatic Habitat Mapping Detailed hydraulic and aquatic habitat mapping and measurements for each IFR site. 2 648-F-13 Specialist Report – Hydrology (6 Volumes) Detailed statistics of hydrology for each river, reach and IFR site. 2 648-F-14 Specialist Report – Volume 1: Sedimentology Volume 2: Geomorphology Preliminary characterisation of the rivers and a selection of eight IFR sites. 2 648-F-15 Specialist Report – Water Quality Specialist Report – 2 648-F-16 Volume 1: Riparian Vegetation Volume 2: Social Vegetation Predictions of biophysical, flow-related changes 2 648-F-17 Specialist Report – Macroinvertebrates based on a year-long rivers’ research programme 2 648-F-18 Specialist Report – Fish Specialist Report – by a team of 19 scientists. 2 648-F-19 Volume 1: Wildlife and Birds Volume 2: Herpetofauna 5 648-F-20 Specialist Report – Yield Analysis Report No. 678-F-001 D-1
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