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Impacts on land use
341. 
Under this project, impacts on land use are not anticipated. All sites were selected 
under the condition that the service centers will be constructed on land that belongs to the 
Toza Hudud, or will be allocated from khokimiyats’ reserve lands which are not used for any 
other purposes. Each site was checked for compliance with this condition through visiting 
and the collection of necessary documents from relevant agencies.
5.2.3 S o c io -e c o n o m ic re so u rce s
342. 
Project implementation should have positive effects and maybe some negative 
impacts on socio-economic resources during construction works. Personnel with different 
qualifications will be required for construction works, and local population could be hired for 
some of the activities, which means the creation of new jobs. Moreover, indirect services will 
be needed such as for housing, catering and petrol stations. This temporary, positive impact 
will contribute to an overall project positive impact. Increasing traffic during construction 
works may however lead to inconveniences for the local population living in the area close 
to the construction sites and may create safety risks.
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343. 
The following measures need to be undertaken to minimize or compensate this 
impact:
• 
Contractors and the PMC will inform the population about the anticipated works in 
the settlement in advance;
• 
For project sites located close to the settlements (Tashkent, Syrdarya and 
Namangan), Contractors will be required to develop traffic management plans that 
clearly indicate the routes of vehicle movements, the placement special signs, the 
speeds allowed inside of the settlements, and the schedule of transportation 
activities to avoid peak traffic periods;
• 
The traffic management plans will be approved by the Traffic Police and disclosed 
to local communities prior to the commencement of construction works at sites;
• 
Clear signs will be placed at construction sites in view of the public, warning people 
of potential dangers such as moving vehicles, hazardous materials and 
excavations, and raising awareness on safety issues.
• 
All construction sites will be properly lightened and fenced;
• 
For construction sites located close to settlements, the development of Site 
Specific Plans for campsites will be required in the case of creating of construction 
camps;
• 
After completion of the works, all roads shall be rehabilitated at least up to the 
condition of the pre-construction stage;
• 
Carry out regular awareness campaigns among work staff, including specific 
hazards associated with the spread of HIV/AIDS.
344. 
Due to the limited scope of civil works, it is more likely that workers involved in the 
construction activities will be accommodated inside of settlements located close to 
construction sites. At the same time, the accommodation of workers in the construction 
camps will be also possible.
345. 
Construction sites and areas used for construction camps without proper cleaning 
and reinstatement works will cause damage and inconvenience to local communities due to 
debris, spoils, and excess construction materials. In cases when workers camps will have to 
be established a Site Specific Construction Camp Management Plan has to be developed by 
the Contractor and approved by the PMC and the PMU.
346. 
As minimum requirements for SSCCMP, the document should cover the following 
topics:
• 
After completion of construction, the Contractor shall provide full reinstatement of 
the construction and camp sites by bringing them to their primary condition;
• 
Remove all rubbish, or temporary structures (such as buildings, shelters, and 
latrines) which are no longer required;
• 
All disrupted utilities need to be restored, and all affected structures rehabilitated 
and compensated;
• 
The area that previously housed the construction camp is to be checked for spills 
of substances such as oil and paint. and these shall be properly cleaned up;
• 
All hardened surfaces within the construction camp area shall be ripped, all 
imported materials removed;
• 
The PMC will conduct a post-construction audit during the defect liability period in 
order to ensure that construction sites and camps are properly cleaned and 
restored to pre-project conditions before the acceptance of the works and hand­
over to the Toza Hudud.