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WEST AFRICAN POWER POOL (WAPP) PÖYRY ENERGY LTD. Mount Coffee HPP ESIA and RAP 2012-09-18 ESIA Report Page 144 Issue Project component Impact Mitigation measures Related Sub Monitoring and Management Plans (S-MMP) Biological Environment Vegetation and flora Construction area, reservoir, Loss of habitat: up to 8.1 km 2 of land will be submerged including the vegetation. Possible greenhouse gas emission In the absence of vegetation cover the soil will become more susceptible to erosion. Damage to the natural vegetation should be minimized. Use material inside of the future reservoir and dump unused, uncontaminated material in the future reservoir. Keep additional sites as small as possible. The useful wood in the future reservoir area should be made available to the local population. Local population should be advised to use during construction period, timber in the future reservoir area for charcoal production. The full supply level should be market in the field so that the people are aware where they should go for harvesting, this would reduce the pressure on the surrounding forest for this period and it would already clear parts of the reservoir area. Do not disturb vegetation especially trees at the riverbank downstream of the construction site Re-vegetated as far as possible the reservoir banks with native shrubs and trees in an appropriate manner. The clearing of forest should be monitored by the Forest Development Agency. Do not use any herbicides for vegetation clearing (manual cleaning rather than herbicides). To counterbalance increasing pressure on forests due to the loss of trees growing in the reservoir area and presently used for charcoal production, it is recommended to carry out a plantation program of fast growing tree species which are suitable for charcoal production. This activity should be developed as a community based program, developed, managed and used by the local population, with support of the Forestry Development Agency. Road Use existing facilities and roads where possible for access roads and keep vegetation clearing as small as possible. Do not use any herbicides for vegetation clearing (manual cleaning rather than mechanical or herbicides) Re-vegetation of disturbed areas with native species Reservoir Clearing Management Plan Re-vegetation Management Plan Erosion Management Plan Erosion Management Plan Re-vegetation Management Plan
WEST AFRICAN POWER POOL (WAPP) PÖYRY ENERGY LTD. Mount Coffee HPP ESIA and RAP 2012-09-18 ESIA Report Page 145 Issue Project component Impact Mitigation measures Related Sub Monitoring and Management Plans (S-MMP) Work force Overexploitation of the forest resources for charcoal, fire wood and construction wood due to influx of people to the project area Terrestrial Fauna Reservoir Up to 8.1 km 2 of habitat will be submerged. Construction area, roads and all temporary structures Work force Disturbance caused by the presence of a high number of people. Risk of illegal hunting. Fish and Fishing Dam Disruption of river continuum. Habitat fragmentation Reservoir Will change from a lotic ecosystem more to a lentic ecosystem, which results in a change of fish species composition. Reservoir filling phase Construction activities Any illegal logging of the work force must be forbidden Strengthen the awareness of the workforce for the environment (protected areas, plants and wildlife) to avoid logging, hunting etc. at project site and in the surrounding needs to be part of the employees contract and of the Human Resources Policy Reservoir clearing before impoundment needs to be carried out Re-cultivation Management Plan will improve habitats for terrestrial fauna. Damage to the natural habitat should be minimized where possible. Re-vegetation Management Plan will improve habitats for terrestrial fauna. Hunting by members of the work force must be forbidden. Strengthen the awareness of the workforce for the environment (protected areas, plants and wildlife) to avoid logging, hunting etc. at project site and in the surrounding needs to be part of the employees contract and of the Human Resources Policy Not required Fish Monitoring Management Plan It is recommended to create a Fisheries bureau connected to a market upstream of the dam, with a staff capable of insuring a sound management of the fishery resources. Preparation of a fish breed management program A minimum discharge of 8 m 3 /s has to be released. Fish Monitoring Management Plan Risk of water contamination See mitigation measures of water quality EH&S Management and Monitoring of the Contractor Protected Areas Operation No impacts Not required ---- Equipment Maintenance Management Plan Wastewater Management Plan Waste Management Plan Pollutant Spill Contingency Plan
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