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WEST AFRICAN POWER POOL (WAPP) PÖYRY ENERGY LTD.<br />

Mount Coffee HPP ESIA and RAP 2012-09-18<br />

ESIA Report Page 91<br />

survey will capture the exact number of these households. This means that there will be<br />

physical relocation for these HHs after all. The unit used is the household which may<br />

include several families making up the home. However, what is of importance is the<br />

number of structures that will be destroyed and hence the need to be relocated.<br />

The ongoing HH survey and other site visits are also identifying settlements<br />

surrounding the reservoir area, whose inhabitants are using part of the reservoir area for<br />

cultivation or for other purposes. This group of settlements and its population will make<br />

up the largest proportion of PAPs.<br />

Local authorities have been contacted prior to starting the HH survey. Viable<br />

information on which structures will likely be affected is also being obtained from<br />

reliable village/settlement members who are leaders in the community and are known<br />

by the villagers.<br />

The following Table shows the settlements and population and number of HHs that will<br />

most likely be affected, as the structures are in the reservoir.<br />

Table 13-1: Settlements that will be affected and number of households<br />

District Township Settlement Name Number of HHs Number of Persons<br />

Careysburg Harrisburg Shellen Town 8 37<br />

Erik 2 10<br />

Wenekai Village 16 60<br />

St. Paul River Arthington Gbally Village 10 60<br />

Sumo 3 15<br />

Todee Mount Coffee Benben Town 68 200<br />

Total 107 382<br />

Source: Study Team<br />

The identified settlements are distanced from each other in the interior and have varied<br />

number of built structures. Some settlements like Benben Town have well over 50<br />

structures, which will most likely be affected and thus have to be relocated and<br />

compensated. The settlements are interconnected by barely discernible footpaths. Where<br />

roads exist these are dirt/secondary roads connecting larger towns. The dirt roads are of<br />

poor quality and make some areas inaccessible by ordinary cars (non-4-wheel) during<br />

the rainy season. Settlements on the left and right bank of the river can also be reached<br />

by canoe from either side of the river. The following satellite picture shows an overview<br />

of the location of the settlements.

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