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<strong>SRK</strong> <strong>Consulting</strong> 41.1 Terms of ReferenceAnglo Platinum Limited has requested <strong>SRK</strong> <strong>Consulting</strong> (<strong>SRK</strong>) to undertake the necessarystudies in support of environmental authorisation for the above project.The EMPR Amendment commenced with a scoping exercise consisting of desk studies andsite visits to (a) review secondary data, (b) consult with local and regional stakeholder, (c)identify project issues and possible fatal flaws, and (d) share project information with IAPsand elicit their concerns.Subsequently, a scoping report, including a Plan of Study for EIA and a Comments Report,was submitted in April 2002 for approval by the regulating authorities. The current phase ofthe EMPR study includes specialist studies to address the identified environmental issues.1.2 Scope of WorkInitial instructions from the client excluded scoping of project issues relating to the villagesof Ga-Tshaba and Sekuruwe, as impacted by the overburden dump and proposed tailingsdam respectively. Both project components have subsequently been added to <strong>SRK</strong>’s scopeof services. This socio-economic report consolidates the findings of the scoping exercise forthe PPRust North EMPR Addendum.The objectives of the socio-economic study are to:Augment the scoping study and stakeholder profiles for Ga-Puka and Ga-SekhaoleloUndertake scoping meetings in Ga-Tshaba and Sekuruwe to identify concerns/issuesAssess impact of proposed mining expansion on existing social systems or structuresAugment data on the socio-economic environment of the proposed projectIdentify socio-economic management measures.In terms of the Minerals Act of 1991 affected communities may not reside within 500 metersof mining operations. Due to past experience, PPRust has taken the decision to extend thissafety margin to 1000 meters and, as a result, the two affected villages, Ga-Sekhaolelo andGa-Puka, may have to be resettled. Both communities have, reportedly, indicated that theydo not support partial resettlement of their villages.This socio-economic study excluded an assessment of the anticipated population relocationof Ga-Puka and Ga-Sekhaolelo. This is in line with the final decision by lead stakeholders toBOENG:\347793 Mokgalekwena 2010\7Reports\Draft EIR\<strong>SRK</strong> website - electronic upload\Appendices\Appendix I3_Socio economicreport\PPRust SIA Final (Rev-1).doc June 2002

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