The document provides an environmental impact assessment of a Tidal River Management (TRM) project in Pakhimara Beel, Tala, Shatkira, Bangladesh. It discusses:
1) The project aims to address waterlogging issues in coastal areas by naturally dragging the nearby river to increase its carrying capacity and poldering the targeted area.
2) Field surveys, data collection, expert opinions and previous studies were used in the methodology to identify impacts, predict effects, and propose mitigations.
3) The assessment found short term negative social, economic and environmental impacts during construction but long term positive impacts after project operation as the area gains fertile land, improved agriculture and aesthetics.
EIA on TRM project in Pakhimara Beel, Tala, Shatkira
1. EIA on TRM Project in
Pakhimara Beel, Tala, Shatkira
Environmental Impact Assessment Sessional
EST - 4102
Group No. – 7
Group Members ID – 140208, 140216, 140227, 140229, 140245 & 130220
Dept. of Environmental Science & Technology
Jessore University of Science & Technology
2. 1. INTRODUCTION
Bangladesh is the biggest
delta of the world formed by
sediments carried by Ganges,
Brahmaputra and Meghna
river system.
The rivers of southwestern
region in Bangladesh are
characterized by active
deposition of sediment
causing significant reduction
in their drainage capacity .
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Figure 1.1 – Bangla Delta
3. The Conceptual Diagram of TRM
Beel Area
Contain
River Water
River
High Tide
(Water With Silt)
Low Tide
(Silt Free Water)
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4. Step Was Taken Due TRM Project
Dragging the river.
Increase the carrying capacity of the cannel.
Poldering the targeted area.
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Figure 4.3 - Dragging River Figure 4.4 - Poldering
5. Soil Layer Pulverized
Bricks
Geo Polymer Concrete Made
Block
Technologies are Used to Protect the Bank of Cannel
Geo polymer helps to protect soil from wash way.
Pulverized bricks hold the concreate block.
Concrete block protect the bank from strong tide
and make the protection more stronger. 5
6. Why TRM at Phakimara Beel?
Only active TRM in Bangladesh.
Nearest from JUST campus (87 km).
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Why TRM?
To solve water logging problem in coastal zone.
Natural dragging of the nearby river.
Identify significant environmental effects of TRM.
Avoid, minimize & predict the environmental effect.
2. JUSTIFICATION
Figure 2.1 – Water logging problem.
7. 3. OBJECTIVE
The objective of our study is to asses the
impact of TRM project. The study focused on the
impact of operation time and after TRM project. This
study identify the -
1. Social Impact 2. Economical Impact
3. Natural Impact 4. Cultural Impact 7
8. 4. METHODLOGY
1. Field Survey
6. Google Map
Analysis
4. Directly Data
Collection from BWDB
3. Comparison with
Previous Study
5. Expert Opinion
2. Visual Inspection
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Scoping Baseline Study Impact
Identification
Impact
Prediction
Presentation
Evaluation
EIA Methodology has been Conducted
by Following Procedures:
Mitigation
11. Study Area
Location
Khersha & Jalalpur
Union,Tala Thana.
The study area lies in between
22o44`40.3``N to 23o10`27.1``
North Latitude and
88o13`36.44``N to
89o50`00.00`` East Longitude.
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Figure 4.1 – Study Area
(Google Earth 15/11/2016)
Union
Area
(acre)
Population Literacy Rate
(%)Male Female
Khersa 11723 13197 12406 44.66
Jalalpur 5917 11494 11007 44.67
http://en.banglapedia.org/index.php?title=Tala_Upazila (Available on 10.11.2017)
Table 4.1 – Basic Information of Study Area
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Figure 4.3 - Home Stead Figure 4.4 - Drinking Water Figure 4.5 - Water Supply
Housing & Water Supply Condition
13. Baseline Study
High river bed .
Water logging area with low water bed than the
river.
Due to bed distance water can not move by the
river so it create water logging.
Figure 4.2 - Water logging before TRM
(Google Earth 28/2/2013)
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14. Condition of Beel & River
Before TRM Project
(Google Earth 25/2/2013)
Present Condition
(Google Earth 08/2/2017)
Before TRM Project
(Google Earth 25/2/2013)
During TRM Project
(Google Earth 15/11/2016)
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BeelRiver
15. Condition of Canal
Before dragging
(Google Earth 25/2/2013)
After dragging
(Google Earth 08/2/2017)
Here it shows that after dragging it increases the
carrying capacity.
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16. 5. RESULT & DISCUSSION
Environmental Impact Economical Impact Social & Cultural Impact
Positivae 70 20 40
Negative 30 80 60
70
20
40
30
80
60
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
People(%)
Types of Impacts
Peoples Perception about the Impacts of the TRM
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17. Simple Matrices of TRM
Project
Action
Environmental
Component
Pre-
construction
Construction
Operation &
Maintenance
Land Acquisition
Link Canal
Excavation
Polder
Construction
Diversion of
River Flow
Soil X X X X
Biodiversity X X X X
Water Quality X X
Employment X X X
Human
Settlement
X X
Aesthetics X X X
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=Affected & =Not AffectedX
18. Time-dependent Matrices of TRM
Project
Action
Environmental
Component
Pre-construction
(1 Year)
Construction
(3 Year)
Operation &
Maintenance
(4 Year)
Land Acquisition
Link Canal
Excavation
Polder
Construction
Diversion of
River Flow
Soil 3 321 320 2334
Biodiversity 1 320 321 2113
Water Quality 0 013 200 4322
Employment 0 321 431 4222
Human
Settlement
4 100 421 0000
Aesthetics 0 123 322 0122
0=No Impact; 1=Low Impact; 2=Moderate Impact;
3=High Impact & 4=Very High Impact
Green=Positive Impact & Red=Negative Impact 18
19. Network Analysis of TRM Project
LAND DEGRADATION
Decrease Crop Production
Loss Of Employment
Social And Political Violence
FISH PRODUCTION LOSS
CONSTRUCTION
Actuation The Land
CANNEL CONSTRUCTION
DUST PRODUCTION
AIR POLLUTION
PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARD
INCREASE WATER TURBIDITY
Polder Construction Around The Beal
OPERATION
AFTER
CONSTRUCTION
Sedimentation
Good for Vegetation
Bad For Fish Production
High Fertile Land
Good For Agriculture
TRM
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Aesthetics
Diversion of
River Flow
PRE-
CONSTRUCTION
Land Acquisition
Soil
Biodiversity
Human Settlement
20. 6. CONCLUSION
TRM is a long term process. At the construction and
operation phase there has some social, economical
and environmental problem . But hopeful that after
the project the people of the project area will be
benefitted.
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