Complaint > Mundra Ultra Mega Power Project

Monitoring: CRP 3nd Annual Monitoring Report in English and in Gujarati

...compensation in the amount of Rs.100,000 per pagadiya to compensate for income foregone from pagadiya fishing between 2012-2016; (ii) establishment of a medium-term support program for pagadiyas to derive additional income through alternative measures; (iii) additional support for pagadiya families in Tragadi village from an education fund (Rs.50,000), and for families in Modhva village from an education and health fund (Rs.100,000). The payment of Rs.100,000 has been completed (partly in cash a...

Complaint > Mundra Ultra Mega Power Project

Monitoring: CRP 2nd Annual Monitoring Report in English and in Gujarati

...compensation, the VDACs and NGO charged with the implementation of the program. All parties confirmed that the full compensation has been paid, partly in cash and partly as equipment (fishing nets) as agreed upon by the pagadiyas. In addition, two payments have been made to families from the health fund. The CRP notes the timely implementation of the compensation payments under the Livelihood Improvement Plan for the period 2012 to 2016 and appreciates the attention given to the careful implemen...

Complaint > Mundra Ultra Mega Power Project

Filing: Request for compliance review [PDF]

...cash crops in many villages in the area, the huge adverse impact can easily be imagined. 7. Impact on ground water Another impact reported is that of ground water table having gone down fast in the last few years. In an area with little rain, the gigantic construction projects, along with port & other factories, have withdrawn massive amounts of water from the precious aquifers, depleting them extensively. 8. Labour Issues and Social Unrest The large number of stressed out migrant...

Complaint > Mundra Ultra Mega Power Project

Compliance Report: Final Report in English and in Gujarati [PDF]

...Compensation issues figured most prominently in these meetings. With the exception of one meeting held with seven people at Kotdi bander in November 2007, the fishing community in the Mundra area was missed in any follow up consultations. In 2007, Fisherfolk – other than the people of Kotdi bander - were not considered as project affected people or as relevant stakeholders who ought to have had a voice in the room and a seat at the table. The Baseline Social Impact Assessment did not inc...