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Peshawar Sustainable Bus Rapid Transit Corridor Project

Issues

Displacement (physical and/or economic)

Description: Complaint raises concerns about physical relocation, loss of shelter, and/or loss of assets that relate to income or livelihood.

Complaints with this Issue: 494

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Livelihoods

Description: Complaint raises concerns about impacts on the means by which people make a living, including wage-based income, trade and bartering, agriculture, fishing, foraging, and other natural-resource based means.

Complaints with this Issue: 345

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Property damage

Description: Complaint raises concerns about specific harm to property, including buildings, land, or property value. Concerns related to physical or economic displacement, pollution, or community health and safety are not included.

Complaints with this Issue: 169

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Sectors

Infrastructure

Description: Project relates to construction or improvement of large structures, facilities, or public works projects. Examples include roads and other transportation projects, sanitation and water treatment facilities, power plants, and industrial facilities.

Complaints in this Sector: 995

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Project

Name: Peshawar Sustainable Bus Rapid Transit Corridor Project

Investments: ADB 8336-PAK

Client:

Support: Loans

Country: Pakistan

Complaint

IAM: Special Project Facilitator and Compliance Review Panel (SPF CRP)

ID: SPF-2023-06-06-0145

Date Filed: June 13, 2023

Date Closed: Oct. 12, 2023

Status: Closed With Outputs Outside Process

Description

The complaint was lodged on 22 March 2023 by shop keepers of Firdos Underpass (Mr. Mirza Khan, Mr. Noor Muhammad, Mr. Ayub Shah, Mr. Wajid Ali Nadeem, Mr. Niaz Muhammad, and Mr. Hashmat Ali). The complainants allege that several shops were demolished in the underpass to make way for the BRT station at BS-08 from the existing underpass market. The demolished shops were subsequently reconstructed in consultation with the primary leaseholder (Mr. Mirza Khan) of the market, and his proposed recommendations were incorporated into the design and implementation process. The extended portion of the underpass, which is part of the BRT project, and the possession of the market/shops were handed over to the entitled owners in September 2019. The complainants reported in their complaint that eight shops remained unused after the takeover due to the reconfiguration of the pedestrian pathway, as pedestrians no longer pass in front of these unused shops. The complainants are requesting the restructuring of the underpass pathway to redirect pedestrians in front of these redundant shops.

Complaint Stages

Filing

June 13, 2023

Filing

Status:

Start Date: June 13, 2023

Registration

June 13, 2023 -

June 14, 2023

Registration

Status: Closed With Output

Start Date: June 13, 2023

End Date: June 14, 2023

Eligibility

June 14, 2023 -

July 11, 2023

Eligibility

Status: Closed Without Output

Explanation: Good faith requirement not met

Dispute Resolution

Not Undertaken

Dispute Resolution

Status: Not Undertaken

Explanation: Case closed in earlier stage, Complaint was originally found ineligible or not registered

Compliance Review

Not Undertaken

Compliance Review

Status: Not Undertaken

Explanation: Case closed in earlier stage, Complaint was originally found ineligible or not registered

Has Compliance Report: No

Non-Compliance Found: No

Monitoring

Not Undertaken

Monitoring

Status: Not Undertaken

Explanation: Case closed in earlier stage, Complaint was originally found ineligible or not registered

Closed

Oct. 12, 2023

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