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The report details activity status in management action areas including water loss and alternative water sources, with monitoring of multiple water sources using videography and flow measurement, and completion of alternative infrastructure efforts. It also addresses resettlement and livelihood restoration for affected families, describing ongoing negotiations, court-related context, agreed compensation principles, and progress on valuation and remediation.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nApril 15, 2024  \nBi-Annual Overview of Status of Implementation of Ongoing Management Action Plans Prepared in Response to Inspection Panel Investigation Reports  \n\n| \\# | PROJECT | LATEST PROGRESS REPORT 1 | NEXT PROGRESS REPORT DUE |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 1 | India – Vishnugad Pipalkoti Hydro Electric Project (IPN Case \\#81) | 9th progress report, February 2024 | 10th progress report, February 2025 |\n| 2 | Uganda – Water Management and Development Project & Private Power Generation (Bujagali) Project\u003Cbr>(IPN Case \\#110/113) | 4th progress report, July 2023 | 5th progress report, July 2024 |\n| 3 | India – Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project for Low Income States (IPN Case\u003Cbr>\\#128/129 | 1st progress report, March 2024 | 2nd progress report,\u003Cbr>March 2025 |\n\n1 Reporting intervals may vary according to the Board’s specific request at the time of Action Plan approval.  \n1. India-Vishnugad Pipalkoti Hydro Electric Project  \nNinth Progress Report on the implementation of Management’s Action Plan in response to the Inspection Panel Investigation Report (\\#89109-IN) on the India Vishnugad Pipalkoti Hydro Electric Project (Loan No. 8078-IN), February 29, 2024.  \nDETAILED STATUS OF ACTIVITIES IN THE MAP  \n\n| MANAGEMENT ACTION | STATUS OF MANAGEMENT ACTION |\n| --- | --- |\n| Water Loss and Alternative Water Sources:\u003Cbr>THDC conducts regular monitoring surveys ofthe 66 water sources, using both videography and flow measurement. If a water source dries up, THDC will design a replacement, in coordination with the affected villages, based on options including the following: (i) new gravityfed water supply systems; (ii) reservoirs or cisterns for village bulk supply, filled either by diverting flow from a nearby stream, by pumping water from another source or by water trucks; or (iii)\u003Cbr>rechanneling the water source.\u003Cbr>Management will monitor the evolution of the water sources, and, if a water source dries up, assess the proposed replacement option, and supervise the implementation of works. The team will include water and sanitation specialists. | Completed.\u003Cbr>THDC continues videography and flow measurement, to monitor water sources on a six-monthly basis, and maintainsa state of readiness to develop alternative water supply schemes should water loss be reported by any village. The last measurement was carried out by THDC in December 2023 – January 2024. As of January 2024, there has been no report of loss of village water source.\u003Cbr>As requested by the ADM and the Hatsari community, a new tank with pipeline to supply water in Hatsari has been constructed by THDC. |\n| Resettlement and Livelihood Restoration:\u003Cbr>THDC has put in place a plan to address the issue of the Hatsari families. Two safeguard-compliant options (one for temporary relocation and the other option for permanent relocation) are available to the Project affected families.\u003Cbr>THDC is waiting to see which option the families choose. Every three months, THDC will meet with the Hatsari families to review their selection. If selection is made, THDC will work with the family to implement it.\u003Cbr>Management will monitor if the Hatsari families have made a selection. If aselection has been made, Management will | Ongoing.\u003Cbr>Resettlement. Despite several meetings with THDC, the six remaining Hatsari families declined to accept the lease agreement and Haat special package again offered to them in May 2021 and continue to refuse to accept the November 2019 Agreement. In addition, one of the Project-affected people filed a petition with the High Court in August 2020, aimed at directing THDC to comply with the directions of the ADM from December 2019. The High Court has yet to arrive at its decision on the matter.\u003Cbr>The Bank team has continued to support THDC in resolving this issue. 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