Technical Proposal

Green Drop Consultants (Pvt.
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Environmental Impact Assessment

(EIA) Study of
Lahore Ring Road (Package 9)
Interchange at Harbanspura canal
crossing
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Project Manager,
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28-Mauve Area, Sector G -9/1l,
Islamabad(Pakistan)
Phone# 92-51-835172,
Fax# 92-51-9260419
Subject: Proposal document in response to Request for Proposal.
Dear Sirs,
We, the undersigned, offer to provide the consulting services for Environmental Impact
Assessment of Lahore Ring Road (Package 9) Interchange at Hurbanspura Canal Crossing
Project in accordance with your Request for Proposal dated 20th March 2010 and our
Proposal. We are hereby submitting our Proposal, which includes this Technical Proposal,
and a Financial Proposal sealed under a separate envelope.
We hereby declare that all the information and statements made in this Proposal are true and
accept that any misinterpretation contained in it may lead to our disqualification.
If negotiations are held during the period of validity of the Proposal, i.e., 3 months or 90days,
we undertake to negotiate on the basis of the Proposed Staff. Our Proposal is binding upon us
and subject to the modifications resulting from contract negotiations.
We undertake, if our Proposal is accepted, to initiate the consulting services related to the
assignment not later than 09 August 2010.
We assure you of our best professional services.
Yours Sincerely,
Areej Riaz
(Managing Director)
A Green drop towards a Greener Ocean

Green Drop Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd
Submitted to: Mr Kamran Kazi

Environmental Consultancy
Submitted by: Group B

Amina Mansoor
Breera Mehmood
Nazia Perveen
Anila Rose Yousaf
Areej Riaz
MPhil Environmental Sciences 2009-2010
10th May 2010
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9th May, 2010
Project Manager,
National Highway Authority
(Procurement Contract Administration action)
28-Mauve Area, Sector G -9/1l,
Islamabad(Pakistan)
Phone# 92-51-835172,
Fax# 92-51-9260419
Subject: Proposal document in response to Request for Proposal.
Dear Sirs,
We, the undersigned, offer to provide the consulting services for Environmental Impact
Assessment of Lahore Ring Road (Package 9) Interchange at Hurbanspura Canal Crossing
Project in accordance with your Request for Proposal dated 20th March 2010 and our
Proposal. We are hereby submitting our Proposal, which includes this Technical Proposal.
We hereby declare that all the information and statements made in this Proposal are true and
accept that any misinterpretation contained in it may lead to our disqualification.
If negotiations are held during the period of validity of the Proposal, i.e., 3 months or 90days,
we undertake to negotiate on the basis of the Proposed Staff. Our Proposal is binding upon us
and subject to the modifications resulting from contract negotiations.
We undertake, if our Proposal is accepted, to initiate the consulting services related to the
assignment not later than 09 August 2010.
We assure you of our best professional services.
Yours Sincerely,
Areej Riaz
(Managing Director)
A Green drop towards a Greener Ocean

Environmental Impact Assessment of Lahore Ring Road (Package 9) Interchange

at Harbanspura canal crossing
Technical Proposal
TABLE OF CONTENT
1 INTRODUCTION
2 ORGANIZATION’S DOMAIN KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE
3 COMMENTS ON TOR
4 APPROACH AND METHODOLOGY

Table of Content..........................................................................................5
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Study of Islamabad – Peshawar motorway, Church interchange
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4.0General........................................................................................................................................................26
4.1 Work Methodology....................................................................................................................................26
4.1.1 Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)........................................................................................27
4.1.1.1 Collection and collation of ......................................................Secondary Information.............27
4.1.1.2 Reconnaissance of the Project Area..........................................................................27
4.1.1.4 Legal review compliance..........................................................................................28
4.1.1.5 Collection of existing Environmental setting/data-baseline study............................28
4.1.1.6 Evaluation / identification of potential impacts........................................................28
4.1.1.7 Mitigation/contingency Measures.............................................................................30
4.1.1.8 Environmental Management Plan (EMP).................................................................31
4.1.1.9 Preparation of EIA report / documentation:...........................................................32
4.2 Resettlement Action Plan (RAP)...............................................................................................................32
4.2.1 Review of Available Data...................................................................................................................32
4.2.2 Inventory of Houses, Populace and other Assets................................................................................34
4.2.3 Identification of Alternate Land..........................................................................................................34
4.2.4 Identification of Resettlement Measures............................................................................................34
4.2.5 Resettlement Policy and compensation Framework...........................................................................34
4.2.6 Institutional Arrangement...................................................................................................................34
4.2.7 Compensation Payment Procedure and Resettlement Process...........................................................35
4.2.9 Cost Estimates.....................................................................................................................................35
4.2.10 Preparation of RAP...........................................................................................................................35
14. Certification...........................................................................................................................................39
14. Certification...........................................................................................................................................42
14. Certification...........................................................................................................................................45
14. Certification...........................................................................................................................................48
14. Certification...........................................................................................................................................51
14. Certification...........................................................................................................................................54
14. Certification...........................................................................................................................................58
N°..........................................................................................................................................59
Staff input .............................................................................................................................59
Total staff-month input..........................................................................................................59
5 PROPOSED TEAM COMPOSITION
6 CURRICULUM VITAE OF PROPOSED STAFF
7 STAFFING SCHEDULE
8 CHRONOGRAM OF ACTIVITIES
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1. Introduction:
Green Drop Consultants (Pvt.) Limited (GD) has
Firm Brief Background come a long way to denote commitment,
distinction and professional Excellence by
meeting the stringent, most demanding and
extraordinary work requirements of the clients.
We have undertaken prestigious projects of high
engineering, Involving civil, electrical and
mechanical works for the last decade with well-
Managing Director: Areej Riaz
reputed National and International Organizations.
Executive Director: Maria Hashmi We have a multidimensional approach towards
Operations Director: Phil Wallace business ventures and projects that we deal in.
We at GD have enticed our efforts into a
multitude of engineering disciplines. Now it is
company’s privilege to be working in
environment, infrastructure, housing, energy and
transportation sectors. We boast and claim to
have a stringent standing of delivering the
projects ahead of schedule. This has
consolidated trust and confidence with our clients.
We have developed our own trend and been
successful in making a mark in the international
market. We prefer keeping a balance between
quality of work and punctuality.
Today we stand tall and proud over the strong
foundation of reputation and trust with a highly
valued relationship with our clients.
Green drop Consultants take commitment to
quality, health and safety and environmental
management very seriously. The business is
registered to ISO 9001-2000 and ISO 14001-

2004. We are taking an integrated approach to
5this system which is critical to our internal and
client project management processes.
Mission
Our mission is to achieve high standing. So that we:
• Remain undisputed leaders in engineering and project management.
• Provide professional services and solutions to our clients.
• Stay profitable in growth.
Our mission if to help our clients do businesses today and have the world they want tomorrow. Our vision is
to build stability and success through sustainable growth and profit.
Quality Policy
“To serve our clients and maintain our position as the leading consultant firm.”
We intend to achieve this goal by:

• Understanding that quality means complete conformance to the agreed customer requirements and
standards.
• Understanding that quality is everybody’s direct responsibility.
• Never compromising on quality and safety
• Putting our best effort every time for in time completion of jobs.
• Continuous improvement in skills and know–how through practical experience and regular training
and appraisal programs of the employees.
• Fulfilling our promises and commitments with every client.
Health & Safety Policy:

Green Drop Consultants pledge to carry out all activities in a manner that ensures that safety, health and
security of all employees are sheltered and to avoid damages to Company assets.
We are committed on scoring zero for:
• Injuries
• Accidents
• Damages
Environmental Policy:
We Vow to:
• Provide Greener and cleaner environment to all.
• Prevent pollution in all areas of our operation.
• Keep ourselves aware of and compliant with all applicable statutory regulations and
standards.
• Minimize environmental impacts by conserving natural resources & energy.
• Continually improve our implemented Environmental Management System.
• Minimize wastes and maximize recycling.
• Raise Awareness and let everybody have the chance to be green.
GREEN DROP ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
STRUCTURE OF FIRM
Managing Director
Executive Director
Group Director Group Director

Project Group Director Group Director Technical and
Management Engineering Audits GIS
Chemical Engineer
Mechanical Electrical Environmental

Engineer
Engineers Engineers
Civil
Engineers
GIS Specialists
Urban
planners and
Architects
Executive Credentials
Title Years Relevant of Years

Experience
Employed
By
Green Drop Education

Consultants
Farhan Nawaz
Chairman 33 29 Law Degree
President/Chief Executive Harvard School of Law,

Officer
US
Areej Riaz
Managing Director 24 24 Mphil Degree
Stanford University, Uk
Major: Environment and Sustainable

development
Maria Hashmi
Executive Director 14 14 M.E Degree
Mc Gill University, Canada
Major: Environmental Engineering

Waleed Abbas
Chief Financial Officer 9 9 Bachelors Degree
St. Francis University
Loretto, PA
Major: Accounting
Phil Wallace
Operation Director 12 6 Law Degree and Bachelors Degree
Monash University, Melbourne ,

Australia
Assignment Name: Approx. Value of Contract (in current US $ or

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Study of Euro):
Faizabad Interchange. US $ 13 million

Country: Pakistan Duration of assignment (months):
Location within the country 24
Name of Client: Total No. of Staff-months of the assignment:
Capital Development Authority, Islamabad,(CDA) 195
Address: Approx. value of the services provided by your
G-7/1, Islamabad firm under the contract (in current US$ or
Phone# 9252842 Euro):
US $ 12 million
Start Date (Month / Year): June, 2003 No. of Months of Professional Staff provided
Completion Date (Month/Year): January, 2005 by Associated Consultants: N.A
Name of Associated Consultants, if any:
N.A
Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions performed indicate most
significant profiles such as Project Director / Coordinator, Team Leader):
Mr. Ehtasham Hussain (Team Leader/ Mr. Abdul Rehman Yousaf (Environmentalist)
Environmentalist)
Mr. Mubarik Mehmood (Ecologist) Mr. Athar Zia (Hydrogeologist)
Mr. Mehrab Awan (Socio-Economist) Mr. Aziz Ameer Ud Din (GIS Analyst)
Mr. Daniel Ahmed ( Transport Engineer)
Narrative Description of the Project:
Faizabad intersection is at the junction of Lahore-Islamabad and Murree-
Rawalpindi Highway. Another leg joins the junction from Peshawar and
Pirwadhai Road. There was a lot of confusion and dealy in the vehicle movement
with interruptions in the traffic. Coverleaf is good solutions when two divided
highways intersects.
Description of actual services provided by your staff within the Project:
Collected baseline data related to physical, ecological & socio-economic parameters. Carried out the
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) study for the Project and prepared an
EIA report containing mitigation and remedial measures for adverse impacts and
Environmental Management Plan (EMP), Traffic Management Plan.
Firm’s Name: GREEN DROP ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES (PVT.) LTD.

Lahore-Islamabad Motorway Salem Chowk US $ 5 million
Interchange

Name of Client: National Highways Authority Total No. of Staff-months of the assignment:
(NHA), Islamabad 140

I-8/4,Kashmir road, Islamabad firm under the contract (in current US$ or
Phone# 051-2997766 Euro):
US $ 3.5 million
Start Date (Month / Year): April, 2004 No. of Months of Professional Staff provided
N.A
Environmentalist)
Mr. Daniel Ahmed ( Transport Engineer) Mr. Ijaz Aslam (Civil Engineer)
The interchange was constructed to have an uninterrupted flow of traffic so that
no delays occur. The purpose of constructing the interchange was to provide a
direct road to the city nearby. And the ongoing traffic is not disturbed when they
don’t have to that particular point.

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) study for the Project and prepared an EIA report containing
mitigation and remedial measures for adverse impacts and Environmental Management Plan (EMP) and
Traffic Management plan.

Islamabad – Peshawar motorway, Church US $ 2 Million
interchange


National Highways Authority (NHA), Islamabad 91
F-11/2 Islamabad, Park Avenue, firm under the contract (in current US$ or
Phone# 051-2299567 Euro):
US $ 1 million
Start Date (Month / Year): May, 2007 No. of Months of Professional Staff provided
Completion Date (Month/Year): June, 2008 by Associated Consultants: N.A
N.A
Environmentalist)
The Peshawar to Islamabad highway was constructed but the church interchange
that connect Hazro & Tarbela to M1 is still not open for traffic. interchange
directly link Tarbela to motorway.

mitigation and remedial measures for adverse impacts and Environmental Management Plan (EMP) and
Traffic Management plan.
Approx. Value of Contract (in current US $ or

Assignment Name: Euro):
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Study of US $ 3.89 million
Zero point Interchange.

G-7/1, Islamabad firm under the contract (in current US$ or
Phone# 9252842 Euro):
US $ 2.46 million
Start Date (Month / Year): September, 2008 No. of Months of Professional Staff provided
Completion Date (Month/Year): September, 2010 by Associated Consultants: N.A
N.A
Environmentalist)
Zero Point Interchange was a cover leaf type interchange; this is a mega project
which would benefit the people of Islamabad. The said interchange consists of one
flyover, three loop structures, three underpasses and four pedestrian bridges.

Collected baseline data related to physical, ecological & socio-economic
parameters. Carried out the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) study
for the Project and prepared an EIA report containing mitigation and
remedial measures for adverse impacts and Environmental Management Plan
(EMP). The Traffic Management Plan was prepared.

Lilla Interchange On M-2 US $ 1 million
National Highways Authority (NHA), Islamabad 112
23, Abu Bakar block, New Garden Town, Lahore firm under the contract (in current US$ or
Phone# 042-35728876 Euro):
US $ 0.86 million
N.A
Environmentalist)

Lilla Interchange was constructed on the M2 Motorway to facillate a pathway to the
nearby cities which would otherwise be so far from the other junctions.

mitigation and remedial measures for adverse impacts and Environmental
Management Plan (EMP). The Traffic Management Plan was prepared.

Makkah Interchange Bridge US $ 20 million
Country: Saudi Arabia Duration of assignment (months):
6
Saudi BASF 42
Sulaimaniyah firm under the contract (in current US$ or
P O Box - 5364, Euro):
Riyadh - 11422 US $ 18.6 million
Saudi Arabia.Tel.: +966 (01) 464 1611
Fax: +966 (01) 464 8853
Start Date (Month / Year):December, 2009 No. of Months of Professional Staff provided by
Completion Date (Month/Year): May, 2010 Associated Consultants: N.A
N.A
Mr. Ehtasham Hussain (Team Leader/ Mr. Sohail Aslam Khawja ( Senior
Environmentalist) Environmentalist)
Mr. Syed Muhamad Ali ( Senior Ecologist) Mr. Athar Zia (Hydrogeologist)
The interchange was required to meet the increasing traffic demands so that there are
no further delays and jam packs. This would provide a shorter route to the city.

mitigation and remedial measures for adverse impacts and Environmental Management Plan (EMP),
Traffic Management Plan was prepared.

East Los Angeles Interchange US $ 30 million
Country: USA, Los Angeles. Duration of assignment (months):
13
IEEE Los Angeles Area Consultants Network firm under the contract (in current US$ or
(LAACN) Euro):
US $ 19 million
Completion Date (Month/Year): July, 2007 by Associated Consultants: N.A
N.A
Environmentalist)
The East Los Angeles Interchange complex is the busiest freeway interchange in
the world, with its southern portion handling over 550,000 vehicles per day (2008
AADT). At the time of its construction in the early 1960s it was considered a civil
engineering marvel. Located about one mile (1.6 km) east of downtown Los
Angeles, California along the east bank of the Los Angeles River, the interchange
comprises six freeway segments.
mitigation and remedial measures for adverse impacts and Environmental
Management Plan (EMP), Traffic Management Plan was prepared.

Approx. Value of Contract (in current US $ or
Assignment Name: Euro):
Environmental Impact US $ 9 million
Assessment (EIA) Study of Jalan Bahagia
Interchange on Central Expressway.
Country: Singapore Duration of assignment (months):
Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore 42
(IDA)
16A Bali Lane, Singapore 189852 firm under the contract (in current US$ or
Tel: (65) 6293 6952 ; Fax: (65) 6299 3732 Euro):
US $ 7.5 million
Start Date (Month / Year): June, 2004 No. of Months of Professional Staff provided by
Completion Date (Month/Year): December, 2004 Associated Consultants: N.A
N.A
Environmentalist)

The interchange was required to meet the increasing traffic demands so that there
are no further delays and jam packs. This would provide a shorter route to the city
resulting in saving time and cost of fuel.

Traffic Management Plan.

Interchange National Highway222 US $ 8 million
Country: India Duration of assignment (months):
15
National Highway Authority of India (NHA) 105
firm under the contract (in current US$ or
Euro):
US $ 7.5 million
Start Date (Month / Year): November, 2002 No. of Months of Professional Staff provided
Completion Date (Month/Year): January, 2004 by Associated Consultants: 45
STN Environmentalists
Environmentalist)
The national Highway was constructed National Highway 222 is an Indian National
Highway running within the states of Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh connecting the
city of Kalyan near Mumbai in Maharashtra to Nirmal near Adilabad in Andhra Pradesh.

Traffic Management Plan.
STN Environmentalist was the lead company in the JV and its share was 60%.

Jumeriah lake Towers Interchange. US $ 8 million
Country: Dubai Duration of assignment (months):
Dubai Sheikh Zayed Road. 8

Government Of Dubai-Roads and Transport 56
Authority.
Mailing Address: firm under the contract (in current US$ or
Roads & Transport Authority Euro):
P. O. Box: 118899 US $ 7 million
Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Telephones:
Tel. :+971 4 2844444 (working hours from 7.30 to
14.30 only)
Fax :+971 4 2065555
Start Date (Month / Year): June, 2008 No. of Months of Professional Staff provided by
Completion Date (Month/Year): Februray, 2009 Associated Consultants: N.A
N.A
Environmentalist)
This interchange is located between a number of new, major urban
developments including Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Beach Islands and Canal
point.

Traffic Management Plan was prepared.
Firm’s Name: GREEN DROP ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES (PVT.) LTD

3. COMMENTS AND SUGGESTION ON THE TERMS OF REFERENCE
3.1 - On the Terms of Reference

3.1 a). in terms of reference provided by the client lack mention of guidelines which are to be followed
while developing environmental monitoring plan.
3.1 b). It would have been more helpful if terms of reference contained the list of staff that client thought
suitable for the proposed project.
3.1 c). We understand there is no need of any contractor, consultant will complete the assignment
independently.
3.2 - On Counterpart Staff and Facilities
3.2 a). The client did not mention the provision of any complementary staff or resource in the datasheet that
could have facilitated the consultants in any manner during the course of the proposed project. Any inputs
and facilities provided by the client would be highly appreciated by the consultants and would also save
time and unnecessary effort put in by the consultants.
4. APPROACH, METHODOLOGY & WORK PLAN

4.0General
This section contains the methodology of proposed EIA study of Lahore ring road (package-9) interchange
at Harbanspura canal crossing, which will be carried out by our consultants for the Feasibility Phase of the
proposed project of Harbanspura Interchange, in accordance with the requirements of Pakistan
Environmental Protection Act (PEPA), 1997. At EIA stage of the project, each aspect of the impacts will be
studied in all three components of Harbanspura Interchange Project (mentioned in TOR) in detail.
The project includes Construction of 3-Lane dual carriageway along with 7.3 meter wide service road,
drains and footpath on either side.
Keeping in view the quantum of work and international practice, to ensure better utilization of public
investment and to ensure the quality of work as per international standards the agency tends to hire most
capable people with national and international experience.
Understanding of the Objectives of the Project
Broadly, the project focuses on five major areas which needs to be covered by project management
Consultants (PMC).As per Terms of Reference (TOR), following environmental studies are required to be
carried out:
1. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)

2. Environmental Management Plan (EMP)
3. Resettlement Action Plan (RAP)
4. Waste and Traffic management plan
The EIA processes results in a detailed study of potential environmental effects their significance
identification of procedures that may be used to mitigate them.
4.1 Work Methodology
The Consultant’s methodology for effective and efficient implementation and management of the project,
contracting and procurement, financial management, compliance of environmental and social safeguards
and monitoring and evaluation of project activities, Consultants general approach to undertake the work
shall be based on detailed review and perusal of the TOR objectives provided by the client National
Highway Authority and Government of Punjab (GOP) for the environmental Impact Assessment of
Harbanspura Interchange Project, the consultants formulated their approach and methodology for achieving
the study objectives and fulfilling the TOR as under:
The following considerations will be taken for approach for the work:
• Clear understanding of Term of reference (TOR) and of the requirements of the project with a
critical appreciation of local conditions and problems based on current experience of working in
Pakistan.
• Devising an appropriate and well considered work plan based on the collective experience gained on
similar projects and on the awareness of constraints that can affect implementation, and the time
frames applicable for deliverables, ensuring a sequential finalization of review.
• Establishing proficient monitoring and control systems for ensuring completion of work within the
required time frame, without delays and disputes and in the most cost effective manner.
4.1.1 Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
The methodology for EIA study is mentioned below:
4.1.1.1 Collection and collation of Secondary Information
Prior to the start of field activities, available secondary data and reports will be reviewed in detail.
4.1.1.2 Reconnaissance of the Project Area
After review of the available project documents, a reconnaissance of the project area will be carried out. It
will be helpful to plan the project activities during field surveys and investigations required for
environmental assessment. During this visit, sensitive environmental issues will also be identified which
may require further investigations. Relevant maps provided by the client will be used during the site visit.
4.1.1.2.1 Analysis of Alternative
Suitable site alternative will be suggested, if required, by the review of relevant maps, available secondary
data and legal review.
4.1.1.2.2 Location Alternative
Alternative site will be suggested, if required, by using relevant maps and GPS during area visits.
4.1.1.2.3 No built Alternative
4.1.1.2.4 Management and Operational Alternatives
Management and operational alternatives will be suggested, if required, by the review of institutional set-
ups of departments relevant to the project.
4.1.1.2.5 Design Alternatives

Design alternatives will be suggested, if required, by the review of current design layout.
4.1.1.4 Legal review compliance
All relevant local and international guidelines laws, and regulations applicable to the project . i.e. PEPA
1997, Antiquities Act 1975, Telegraphy Act 1010, Land Acquisition Act 1975, will be reviewed in order to
ensure their compliance in project activities.
4.1.1.5 Collection of existing Environmental setting/data-baseline study
Based on the desk study and reconnaissance survey, checklist and questionnaires / Performa’s will be
prepared for the baseline surveys. Consultants will proceed to the site and the collection of primary data /
database on the environmental aspects will be done, which includes the following:
1 Physical resources (physiographic, topography and soils, atmosphere, climate, hydrology, surface
water, ground water, geology, seismology etc) including environmental monitoring and testing.
2 Ecological resources (flora, fauna, livestock, reserved forest, if any etc): Identification of the
number of tree species present in the project area, as well as, determination of tree density and area
covered by them. Tree counting and their identification along with other vegetation and crops, if
any, will be done by making field visits, and by the review of the available literature relevant to the
study. Information about the fauna of the area will be collected to derive ecological these species
with other organisms. Information of the type of the livestock in the area will be noted along with
their density.
3 Socio-economic survey: Data on social and cultural conditions of the study area will be collected.
Determination of the population density in the study area will be done by the review of district
census report. Socio-economic survey includes:
I. Land status survey: land acquisition survey will be made to the revenue department.
II. Identification of Project Affected Persons (PAPs): Identification of vulnerable

people/groups i.e. Project Affected People, if any, (in project area as well as in study area and
in alternative site area, if suggested by our consultants) will be done by field surveys. Data
about their population density, Infrastructure (electricity, sanitation/ drainage facilities, mode
of transportation), health and education status will be collected. Data collection about number
of schools and hospitals in the area, if any; no. of graveyards in the area, if any; no. of
recreational and commercial areas, if any; availability of utilities; and strata of socio-economic
group of people dominant in the area will be kept in focus during baseline study. All the
information will be gathered by making field visits as well as by review of available literature.
4.1.1.6 Evaluation / identification of potential impacts
Prediction and assessment of the proposed Project’s likely negative impacts during the construction and
operational stages will be carried out by conducting the field visits of project and study area. The impacts
need to be discussed in three sectors with reference to the following parameters:
1) Physical environment
Under physical environment, impacts on following areas will be measured.
I. Land resources: evolution of the environmental effects of the project on land use in the
immediate vicinity of the project (i.e. within the identified boundaries of the project) will be
done, e.g. Agriculture, Archaeological, Historical and Cultural monuments,
II. Water resources (precipitation, surface water resources, ground water resources).
III. Amount of Rainfall Received and Flood attenuation.
IV. Sedimentation.
V. Air quality: levels of particulate matter and other parameters and their adverse impacts, if any,
on the surrounding environment will be determined to evaluate its effects.
VI. Noise levels will be evaluated for the construction and operational phase of the dam.
2) Ecological environment
Impacts on ecological environment may include:
I. Impacts on fauna of area, livestock and migratory birds ( if any)

II. Reserved forests, if any.
III. Relocation/resettlement issues etc.
IV. Impacts on flora
3) Socio-economic Impacts
I. Impacts on livelihood of Project Affected Persons (PAPs): Questionnaires will be developed

and prepared and filled during the field visits to know about the public perception of the study
area.
II. Impacts on social settings of the project area.
III. Relocation/ resettlement issues etc.
IV. Impacts of the project on local property values and insurance rates will be taken in to
consideration.
V. Disruption archaeological, historic, religious, and unique natural values in the project area if
any.
Review of Traffic Studies and Pavement Design
Traffic survey of counts, speed tests, traffic growth parameters, diverted traffic and generated traffic will be
reviewed. The economic analysis already carried out will be evaluated and updated again.
Methodology for Hydraulic Studies

Based on the design discharge from hydrological studies the design capacity of each cross discharge
structure and its design depth will be worked out. Related features such as erosion and sedimentation
characteristics and recommendations will also be considered. Especial note will be taken here as an
improper design may lead to disruption of irrigation water supplies, rural water drainage etc.
4.1.1.7 Mitigation/contingency Measures
The main objective of this activity is to ensure the proper implementation of mitigation measures,
compliance of applicable legislations and standards, and to provide the feedback on effectiveness of
mitigation measures.To supervise the implementation and monitoring of EMP, checklist will be developed
based on clear environmental indicators.
Based on the findings of the environmental and social surveys / investigations and impacts identified, viable
mitigation measures will be worked out to minimize the negative impacts and to enhance the positive
impacts both on construction and operational stages of the project.
Implementation of these measures is aimed at making the Project more environmental friendly. Mitigation
measures will be recommended for the parameters covered in following sectors:
I. Physical
II. Ecological
III. Socio-economic
A checklist will be developed for monitoring of environmental indicators. In case of the location of the
Contractor’s Camp, e.g. following are the main indicators.
• Camp should be located preferably at barren or non-productive land.
• If it is unavoidable, minimum vegetation should be cleared.
• Camp should be located at least 500 m from settlement, community water sources, ecological
sensitive area.
• Arrangement of potable water without affecting available community water sources.
• Arrangement for disposal of waste water i.e. provision of septic tank, treatment.
Location of machinery, Pit sites, and Waste Materials Site
Quarry area and plants (if required) in particular, will be located at least 1000m downwind from population
areas and Contractor’s camp to minimize the hazards of gaseous emissions, smoke and the dust pollution.
The Contractor is also responsible fo preparing a sampling analysis plan for monitoring air quantity, noise
levels, and water and soil contamination as a result of project facility operation. Consultant will ensure that
all these activities are being carried out by the Contractor.
Protection of Cultural and Community-Owned Assets
Consultants will ensure that Contractors will locate project facilities at a minimum distance of 500m from
and cultural monuments (if any)
Borrow Pit management and Topsoil Conservation
Consultant will also devise checklist which will cover the environmental indicators at construction stage.
The checklist will cover that the Contractor will; be responsible for protecting topsoil from erosion by
carrying out the following measures.
The excavation of the earth fills to be limited to a specific depth
Ditches or borrowed pits 5that cant be fully rehabilitated will be landscaped to minimize erosion and to
avoid creating hazards for people and livestock.
Landowners will be compensated accordintg to the terms of the lease agreements negotiated with the
landowners, and the restoration actions agreed upon by the Contractor will be duly carried out.
4.1.1.8 Environmental Management Plan (EMP)
The main objective of this activity is to ensure the proper implementation of mitigation measures,
compliance of applicable legislations and standards, and to provide the feedback on effectiveness of
mitigation measures. This will also be helpful to take corrective measures in case mitigation measures being
taken during the project implementation have not been proven fruitful and project is unable to achieve
desired environmental and social objectives.
An Environmental Management Plan (EMP) both for the construction and operational phases of the project
will be proposed/ developed. EMP will propose an effective plan of action to indicate responsibilities and
required measures to minimize the negative environmental effects both during the construction and
operational stages and assurance of the perusal of environmental protection regulations will be made by
suggesting the monitoring frequencies for different parameters called in mentioned sectors. Monitoring
frequencies (might be one time, on quarterly basis or in 24 hours etc) will be suggested according to the
intensities of the identified impacts of different parameters as per National Environmental Standards
(NEQs), World Bank guidelines and in the perusal of Pakistan Environmental Protection Act (PEPA), 1997,
as no guidelines are given about monitoring frequencies by the client in TOR. EMP will include institutional
analysis and brief cost estimation. To supervise the implementation and monitoring of EMP, checklist will
be developed based on clear environmental indicarors. Mitigation Management Matrix (MMM) and directed
graphs will be prepared.
Following two segments will be discussed in the proposed EMP:

1. Physical resources.
2. Ecological resources.
4.1.1.8.1 Institutional Arrangements & Capacity Building
A strong institutional arrangement will be suggested, if required for the implementation and monitoring of
environment related actions. This would include the review of existing institutional set-up and to fill up the
gaps for the proper implementation of the required environmental tasks. To enhance the capacity of
implementing agency, a training program will be evolved, if required. It is clarified that the company will
provide only technical assistance (as required in TOR), no managerial or administrative assistance will be
provided by the company to the client.
4.1.1.8.2 Estimation / Preparation of Environmental Costs
The consultants would prepare cost estimates for the actions recommended for environmental mitigation
and monitoring. These cost estimation will include institutional, training, mitigation and auditing costs.
4.1.1.9 Preparation of EIA report / documentation:
EIA report will be given in three steps i.e. inception report, then technical report and then a final detailed
EIA report after receiving comments form the client. All of the three reports will be submitted according to
the schedule given in TOR by the client. The EIA consultant team will be lead by team leader who will be
responsible for the EIA report.
4.2 Social Monitoring and Implementation of Resettlement Action Plan (RAP)
The social monitoring will be undertaken to ensure the implementation of RAP at different stages of the
project. It will be a continuous activity and will be managed by the consultants. Consultants will ensure that
the project functionaries carry out the social monitoring transparently.
Based on the findings of EIA report, if required, RAP will be carried out by the consultant. To conduct the
RAP, following activities will be carried out:
4.2.1 Review of Available Data
Review of all the available documents, drawings and environmental report will be made by the
consultants. To prepare the RAP, high resolution satellite imageries of the project area etc, will be used
to plan and assess the relocation of infrastructure and resettlement of effected population.
Sr.No. Name of Firm Area of Expertise Position Task Assigned
Staff Assigned
Technical Staff
1 Mr. Syed Green Drop EIA, IEE, Project Team Leader/ Overall guidance and
Ehtasham Consultants Planning and Senior supervision of(Pvt.)
Green Drop Consultants EIA andLtd
Hussain (Pvt.) Ltd overall Environmentalist RAP field activities,
management, coordination between staff
Environmental members, review of EIA
Economics, and RAP work plans,
Environmental reports and to ensure the
policy making quality and in time delivery
and Strategic of EIA and RAP reports. To
Urban attend meetings with
Development. clients and make
presentations, if required.
2 Mr. Abdul Green Drop Environmental Environmental-list Reconnaissance,
Rehman Consultants Monitoring Plan, delineation of study area,
Yousaf (Pvt.) Ltd EIA, IEE, collection of baseline data,
Environment environmental monitoring.
specialist in . Selection of environmental
monitoring locations.
Assessment of
environmental impacts on
air, noise, water, and
vibrations etc. To propose
Environmental Monitoring
Criteria during Construction
and Operation Stages of
the Project. Identification
and evaluation of mitigation
measures. Estimation of
available resources for
environmental monitoring.
3 Mr. Green Drop Consultant, EIA Socio-Economist Collection of socio-
Mehrab Consultants Economist, economic information
Awan (Pvt.) Ltd Principle Economic related to the study area
investigator, socio- from the concerned local
economist departments, to carryout
the socio-economic survey.
Placing monetary values
on environmental impacts
and combining these
values into overall project
analysis work. Analysis
and compilation of
collected data. Assist
Social Expert in socio-
economic activities.
Economic assessment of
the environment impacts of
the project and proposed
mitigation measures
accordingly with sufficient
quantitative and qualitative
explanation.
4 Mr. Aziz Green Drop Information System GIS Specialist GIS specialist gather,
Ameer Ud Consultants Developer, GIS integrate, manipulate, edit
Din (Pvt.) Ltd Expert and analyze baseline data
from various sources
including satellite imagery,
4.2.2 Inventory of Houses, Populace and other Assets
For preparation of inventory of houses and other infrastructure, Inventory Performa will be developed and
will be filled through door to door survey by the assessment team.
On the basis of above data, preliminary assessment / evaluation will be made and at the same time, detailed
assessment survey will be planned for collection of data regarding the affected population and impacts. Data
collection will include the following:
1. Focused census of the affected population

2. Household income and living standard survey for assessment of lost and affected household,
enterprises and community’s living standard level.
3. Building / houses valuation survey to assess the value of the houses and other infrastructural
facilities.
4. Women status survey to establish the baseline data for ascertaining the women status.
5. Consultation with affected population for effective mitigation measures and planning.
6. Number of water irrigated land and the annual turnover from the agricultural lands.
7. Number of livestock along with the availability of grazing land.
8. Number of public facilities and utilities to be relocated.
9. Number of mosques/shrines/graves to be relocated (if any)
4.2.3 Identification of Alternate Land
In order to resettle the affected population, alternate land for their resettlement will be identified through
reconnaissance and field surveys, in consultation with concerned authorities. During these surveys affected
people will be consulted in order to know their priorities for resettlement. Number of grievances will be
recorded and redressed.
4.2.4 Identification of Resettlement Measures
In the light of data collected through field surveys, resettlement impacts will be studied and proper
mitigation measures will be suggested in order to minimize negative impacts and to enhance positive
impacts.
4.2.5 Resettlement Policy and compensation Framework
Resettlement policy framework will be developed on the basis of all above collected data and for
compensation, resettlement and institution responsible for implementation of RAP.
4.2.6 Institutional Arrangement

For effective implementation of RAP, along with review of existing institutional set-up within the project
proponent, further arrangements required for implementation and monitoring of RAP will be identified. To
enhance the capacity of the client to handle the resettlement issues, role of non-governmental organizations
(NGOs) or community based organizations (CBOs) will also be sorted out to ensure the prompt and fair
compensation and resettlement of PAPs.
4.2.7 Compensation Payment Procedure and Resettlement Process
A compensation procedure and resettlement process will be evolved for an efficient and smooth
implementation of RAP. A grievances readdressed mechanism will also be evolved to handle the concerns
related with compensation and resettlement at local level e.g. (downstream groups of farmer, shopkeepers,
livestock owners, and pastoralists) without delaying the resettlement activities.
4.2.8 Cost Estimates
Tentative cost estimates will be made for compensation and estimated resettlement works. Additionally
tentative cost of proposed institutional frame work, mitigation measures, monitoring, evaluation and
reporting will also be estimated. However, such these will not include any detailed design or its related costs
and tender documents.
4.2.9 Preparation of RAP
All above studies will be documented in a proper format as per local and international guidelines in the form
of Resettlement Action Plan (RAP). Initially, the RAP document shall be submitted in the form of a draft.
Subsequently, the final RAP will be prepared after incorporating the necessary comments from the client.
Work Plan
The consultants have proposed a well coordinated, sensible, workable and practicable work plan to conduct
the project activities proposed under approach and methodology. Consultants have been proposed work plan
in a way that any unforeseen delay may be accommodated in a way that these should not delay the overall
project. To ensure this, in addition to effective and efficient planning of the project as whole, each and every
activity to be performed will be minutely reviewed, discussed and a plan will be prepared for all activities.
These plans will be periodically reviewed and analyzed and proper measures will be devised to ensure
quality, quantity and timely completion of the activities.
5. TEAM COMPOSITION AND TASK ASSIGNMENT

6. CURRICULUM VITAE
1. Proposed Position Team Leader/ Senior Environmentalist

2. Name of firm Green Drop Consultants (Pvt.) Ltd
3. Name of staff Mr. Syed Ehtasham Hussain

4. Date of Birth February 25, 1960 Nationality Pakistani
5. Education
Degree Institution Year
MS (Environment) Asian Institute of 1983-1985

Technology, Bangkok,
Thailand
BE (Env). University of 1979-1983
Engineering &
Technology, Lahore,
Pakistan
6. Membership of Professional Associates

• Member Pakistan Engineer Council, Pakistan (Env / 14038)
• International Environmental Science Association
• South Asian Network for Development and Environmental Economics American Sciences
Association
• Pakistan Council of Architects & Town Planners.
• Pakistan Institute of City & Regional Planning.
• Member of the National Society for Clean Air and Environmental Protection (NSCA)
• Member Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences
7. Other training
• Attended Workshop on “AutoCAD”, organized by LUMS, Lahore, 1993
• Attended “MathCAD”, organized by LUMS , Lahore, 1999
• Attended conference on “Environmental Economics”, organized by Sustainable Development Policy

Institute (SDPI), 2001
• Attended course on presentation Environment and policy making, organized by, 2005
• Attended “National Seminar and Expo on Health, Safety and Environment in Industry”, organized by
NUST, 2005
• Attended course on “Strategic Urban Development”, organized by University of Engineering &

Technology, Lahore, 2008
• Attended workshop on “Conservation of Forests in Asia ". CEDI, Singapore, 2008

• Complete hands on experience on Windows NT/XP, Microsoft office 2000 & internet
professional packages such as: Cyber net & storm cad
8. Papers
• Presented paper on “Agricultural and Resource Economics", Annual seminar of Agricultural
University Faisalabad, 2009
• Presented paper on " Environmental Management in Malaysia", to visiting delegation from

American Universities, Department of Environmental Science, Asian Institute of Technology,
Malaysia, 2006
• Presentation of Masters Research work "Water Resources Research (WRR)", at research seminar,
British Institute of Technology, UK, January 2002.
9. Country of Work Experience

Pakistan, Saudi Arabia Amman, Afghanistan, Iran, China, Egypt
10. Languages
language Speaking Reading Writing
English Fair Good Good
Urdu Good Good Poor
Punjabi Good Fair Fair
11. Employment Record

Employer Position From
Green Drop Consultants Senior Environmentalist 1992
(Pvt.) Ltd
Green Drop Consultants Junior 1986
(Pvt.) Ltd Environmentalist/Engineer
12. Detailed Tasks Assigned

Activities assigned while working with Green Drop Consultants Ltd.:
• Auditing / Sector Specialization Assignments with special reference to ISO 9000-14001-
OHASA 18000 - SA 8000 standards
• Consultancy / Training assignments with special reference to ISO 9000-14001- OHASA18000 -
SA 8000 standards
Responsibilities include:
• Project & Engineering Evaluation / Testing as a professional Engineer (PE), Product Marks Total
Quality Management
• Performance Evaluations and Improvements (PERT),
• Teaching / Instructional Assignments
• Employee training
13. Works Undertaken That Best Illustrate Capability to Handle the Tasks Assigned
1. Name of assignment or project: EIA Study of Construction/Renovation of Balochistan
University of I.T & M.S - Quetta
Year: January 2006 to December 2007
Location: Pakistan
Client: Balochistan University of Information Technology &
Management Sciences - Quetta
Main project features: EIA of Project
Position held: (Team Leader/ Environmentalist)
Activities performed: Undertake the scoping exercise for the proposed study,
coordinate and assign tasks to team members Collection
of baseline data, environmental monitoring Water Quality
Waste water Air Quality Risk Assessment coordination
with field staff and to assist head environmental in
preparation of presentation and meeting with client
regarding environmental, evaluation, compensation and
resettlement matters.
2. Name of assignment or project: EIA Study of Medical College of Saudi – German

Hospital, Jeddah
Year March 2009 to February 2010
Location: Saudi Arabia
Client: M/s BGK Consulting GmbH, Germany
Main project features: EIA of Project.
Position held: (Team Leader/ Environmentalist)
Activities performed: Select team members ,coordinate and
assign tasks to team members, Site selection for
Environmental Monitoring based on provided criteria, Air
pollution and noise level Monitoring, sampling of water
resources, Environmental Impacts assessment of air, noise,
water and vibrations & Mitigation Measures, estimation of
available resources for Environmental Monitoring control the
quality aspects of the report, particularly in terms of
information coordination and report presentation
14. Certification
I, the undersigned, certify that to the best of my knowledge and belief, these data correctly describe me, my
qualifications and my experience. I understand that any wilful misstatement described herein may lead to
my disqualification or dismissal, if engaged.
________________
Signature of expert or authorized representative of the firm Date: Day/Month/Year
Full Name of authorized ____________________________________________

representative:
CURRICULUM VITAE
1. Proposed Position Environmentalist

3. Name of staff Mr. Abdul Rehman Yousaf

4. Date of Birth December 17, 1960 Nationality Pakistani
5. Education
PhD (Structural University of ILLINOIS, USA 1993 – 1996
Engineering)
M.Sc. Environmental University of ILLINOIS, USA 1991-1993
Sciences
B.Sc. City & Regional University of Engineering & 1985
Planning Technology, Lahore,
Pakistan

• Member Pakistan Engineering Council (ENV. 5031)
• Member Institute of Engineers Pakistan
• Pakistan Council of Architects & Town Planners.
• Pakistan Engineering Council
• Member Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences
7. Other training
• Attended Workshop on “Human Resource Management”, organized by IBA, Punjab University,
Lahore, 2009
• Attended “Computer skill Enhancement” US Consulate, Lahore, 2008
• Attended conference on “Environmental monitoring and mitigation Skills”,
organized by Institute of Environment, Budapest, Sweden, 2006
• Attended course on Global Changes, organized by University of Manchester, 2005
• Attended “National Seminar and Expo on Health, Safety and Environment in Industry”, organized by
Human Resource Center, 2000
• Attended course on “Environmental Self -Monitoring, and Reporting for dams & Industry”, organized
by Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), 2002
8. Papers
• Presented paper on “The National Environmental Health Strategy 2007 - 2012 ", Annual seminar of
Australian Health Protection Committee (AHPC), October 2007
• Presented paper on "Human Health and Climate Change in Oceania: At Risk Assessment Seminar,
Canadian Department of Health and Ageing April 2005 ".
• Presentation of Masters Research work "Environmental Impact Assessment for Water Resources
Development for Developing Countries", at research seminar, Asian Institute of Technology,
Singapore, May 2002
• Presented paper on “Environmental Hazards", Annual seminar of Thailand Environmental
Protection Committee, October 2001.
• Presented paper on “Land Use and Environmental Planning", Annual workshop of British Forest
Protection Department, October 1999

Pakistan, England, Malaysia, Turkey, Qatar
10. Languages
English Good Good Good
Urdu Good Good Good
Punjabi Good Good Fair

Green Drop Consultants Ltd. Environmentalist/Engineer 2010
Pepsico International Director of Health, Safety and 2006
Environment Department
SKM Enviros Environmental Engineer 1997

• Responsible for executing environmental assessment of development projects, conducting
Environmental Impact Assessments(EIA) and Initial Environmental Examination (IEE) reports
for various roads and bridge projects, managing and collating intensive data collection
gathered at field work, policy & strategic analysis notably in environmental management, land
degradation, community participation/life improvement and solid waste management.
• As Environmentalist responsibilities includes
 Selection of Environmental Monitoring Locations.
 Ambient Air Quality Monitoring
 Laboratory Testing and Analysis
 Assessment of Environmental Impacts on air, noise, water and vibrations
 Evaluation of Mitigation Measures
 To propose Environmental Monitoring Criteria during Construction and Operation Stages of the
Project.
1. Name of assignment or project: EIA Study of TEVTA Campuses at North, South and Central
Zones all Over Punjab
Year: May 2008 to January 2009
Location: Pakistan
Client: Technical Education & Vocational Training Authority
(TEVTA)
Position held: Environmentalist
Activities performed: Reconnaissance, delineation of study area, collection of
baseline data, environmental monitoring. Selection of
environmental monitoring locations. Assessment of
environmental impacts on air, noise, water, and
vibrations etc. To propose Environmental Monitoring
Criteria during Construction and Operation Stages of the
Project. Identification and evaluation of mitigation
measures. Estimation of available resources for
environmental monitoring.
2. Name of assignment or project: EIA Study of ABM Military College Package No.1
Year: June 2006 to January 2007
Location: Qatar
Client: Private Engineering Office
Position held: Environmentalist
Activities performed: Selection of Environmental Monitoring
Locations based on prescribed criteria, ambient Air Quality
and noise level Monitoring, sampling of ground water and
surface water resources, assessment of Environmental
Impacts on air, noise, water and vibrations & evaluation of
Mitigation Measures, estimation of available resources for
Environmental Monitoring
14. Certification
________________

representative:
CURRICULUM VITAE
1. Proposed Position Socio-Economist

3. Name of Expert Mr. Mehrab Awan
4. Date of Birth 21st June 1960 Nationality Pakistani
5. Education
Ph.D. Sociology Mc Gill University, 1992

Canada
M.A. Sociology University of Toronto, 1988

Canada
M.A. Anthropology University of 1984

Baluchistan, Pakistan
B.A. (Psychology, University of Punjab, 1981

Economics, Social Pakistan
anthropology)

• Member Pakistan Sociological Association
• Member Institute of Socio-Economist Pakistan
• Fellow of Socio-Economist Canadian and American Collaboration
• American Socio-Economist Association
• The Australian Sociological Association
• The British Sociological Association
7. Other training
• Attended the “International Masters in Economy, State and Society”, Seminar held by London’s
research and teaching powerhouse, 2010
• Attended the “economic and ecological impacts,” Seminar held by University of Munich, Germany,
2006
• Organized the national community-based research network planning conference by IFPRI,
Washington DC, 1999.
• Attended Socio-Economic and Developmental Needs Research Workshop, by Institute of
Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences 1996
• Attended the community-based Research Planning Workshop, Pakistan Sociological
Association annual meetings, Karachi, 1994.
• Attended the “Significance of community-based research in EIA of large Power stations”,

Seminar held by University of Karachi, 1990
8. Papers
• Presented paper “Environmental Management & Planning”, on 15thMarch 2009 in National
Conference organized by University of Punjab.
• Presented paper in seminar on EIA of Underpass held on 9 September 2008. in International
Conference organized by University of Cambridge USA.
• Author of the article “Environmental Economics and Development”, Published in Michigan Journal
of Community Service Learning, 2007.
• Presented paper in seminar on ‘Socio-Economic Future of Developing Countries’ held on 2 August
2005 in International Conference organized by University of Toronto, Canada.

Pakistan, Africa, England, USA, China, Egypt, Yemen,
10. Languages
Language Speaking Reading Writing
Urdu Good Good Good

Employer Position Time Duration
Green Drop Consultants Socio-Economist From 2004 To present
(Pvt.) Ltd
Central Environmental Senior Economist From 1999 To 2003
Consulting Services (pvt.)
Ltd
University of London Socio-Economic From 1993 To 1998
Research
Manager

• To estimate socio-economic effects such as changes in employment, transportation or recreation,
or changes in the aesthetic value of a landscape;
• To estimate the impacts on society not only of these socio-economic changes but also of the
various biophysical effects caused by the proposed action.
• The key responsibility of economist would be placing monetary values (economic and financial
analysis) on environmental impacts and combining these values into overall project analysis work.
• Use of economics for “benefit-cost analysis” as an integral part of project selection
• Analysis, recommendations and mitigation measures regarding the project.
• Arrangement and submission of the collected data.
1. Name of assignment or project: EIA Study of 4 Cadet Colleges in Punjab

Year: March 2008 to January 2009
Location: Pakistan
Client: Education Deptt., Govt. of the Punjab & Pakistan
Public Works Deptt.
Position held: Socio-Economist
Activities performed: Identification of major social issues, responsible for the
whole income generation component of the project, and
will be responsible for the income generation
components of all activities cross cutting with other
complementary sectors. Collection of data regarding
those issues and mitigation measures to handle them.
2. Name of assignment or project: EIA Study of Terbala Dam
Year: December 2007 to February 2008
Location: Terbala, Pakistan
Client: Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA)
Position held: Senior Sociologist
Activities performed: Gathering of socio-economic data related to the study area
from the concerned local departments, to carryout the socio-
economic survey. Ensuring the quality, of socio-economic
analyses of policy undertaken within the project.
14. Certification
________________

representative:
CURRICULUM VITAE
1. Proposed Position GIS specialist

3. Name of staff Mr. Aziz Ameer Ud Din
4. Date of Birth 25th April 1976 Nationality Pakistani
5. Education
M.Sc. GIS University of Cambridge 1999

USA
B.Sc. Environmental University of the Punjab, 1996

Sciences Lahore, Pakistan

• Member of Illinois GIS Association
• Member Pakistan Society of Geographic Information systems (PSGIS)
• Member Indiana Geographic Information Council (IGIC)
• Member of Hong Kong GIS Association
7. Other training
• Attended course on “Application of Satellite Images in EIA of power stations” organized by
International Committee on power stations, held from August 20-23, 2009.
• Attended seminar on “Remote Sensing in development projects” organized by University of
Toronto, Canada held on 3rd January 2008.
• Attended conference on “User-friendly GIS system supporting management capacity and needs &
Environmental monitoring methodology and technology transfer to American Ecological Institute
using NOAA AVHRR satellite imagery”, organized by American Ecological Institute held on July
2007.
• Courses Attended: "Arc Map Applications in Water Resources Management". Sindh University,
2006
• Trained to use:
o MS Office Suite (Office 2007), Visio, Acrobat, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Photoshop,
Paintshop, MapInfo, Idrisi, Vertical Mapper, Surfer, ArcView, Spatial Analyst, Mind
Mapping, Concept Mapping. Documents in Word, PDF, html, and LaTeX, including
preparation of graphics and artwork.
8. Papers
• Presented paper on “Surveying and Land Information Science” at National conference organized by
University of the Punjab, 2010
• Presented paper on, “Geo-spatial Information Science”, at International conference organized by

University of Bucharest Romania, 2009.
• Presented paper on " Remote Sensing satellite". at International conference organized by
University of Cambridge USA 2007.

Pakistan, USA, Canada, Iraq, Oman
10. Languages
Speaking Reading Writing
Urdu Good Good Good

Green Drop Consultants GIS specialist From 2007 To
(Pvt.) Ltd present
Central Environmental GIS specialist From 2004 – 2006
Ltd
University of London GIS and Land use reach From 2000 - 2003
manager

• Design, develop, implement, document and maintain GIS server product production systems for
mapping of project area.
• Analyze functional requirements and recommend adoption of new technologies, and services for
analysis of the input data from all of the diverse sources.
• Spatial analysis and the data translation into maps will employ the GIS software Arc/Info and Arc
View and the remote sensing software ERDAS.
• Works with Group Leaders to make projects and products as profitable as possible and and help in
making site-specific decisions.
• Overall management of the database.
1. Name of assignment or project: EIA of Tunsa Barrage

Year: April 2009 to January 2010
Location: Punjab, Pakistan
Client: Irrigation and Power Department, Govt. of Punjab
Position held: GIS specialist
Activities performed: GIS data collection, GIS data management and
coordination and map production for the study area.
2. Name of assignment or project: EIA Study of Development of New and Old Campuses at
Faisalabad.
Year: October 2007 to January 2008
Location: Pakistan
Client: Government College University
Position held: GIS specialist
Activities performed: Mapping of project area by combining the features of remote
sensing, topographic sheets and secondary maps data to
produce the necessary information layers. Design, develop,
implement, document and maintain functional requirements,
and project plans.
3. Name of assignment or project: EIA Study of Dhok Ubaki Dam

Year: May 2006 to March 2007
Location: Near Talagang, Pakistan
Client: Water and Power Development Authority
Position held: GIS expert
Activities performed: Analyze input and output data, translation GIS
specifications and product specifications. GIS data
development, GIS data management map production for
the study area management of database system.
14. Certification
________________

representative:
CURRICULUM VITAE
1. Proposed Position Transport Engineer

3. Name of staff Mr. Daniel Ahmed

4. Date of Birth July 25, 1960 Nationality Pakistani
5. Education
MSc(Eng) in Transport Asian Institute of Technology, 1983-1985
Planning and Engineering Bangkok, Thailand
BSc(Eng) in Transport University of Engineering & 1979-1983
Planning and Engineering. Technology, Lahore, Pakistan

• Member Pakistan Engineer Council, Pakistan (Env / 14038)
• International Transport Planning and Engineering Association
• South Asian Network for Development and Environmental Economics American Sciences
Association
• Pakistan Council of Transport Planning and Engineering.
• Member of the National Society for Clean Air and Environmental Protection (NSCA)
7. Other training
• Attended Workshop on “AutoCAD”, organized by LUMS, Lahore, 2009
• Attended “MUNICIPAL SERVICES DEVELOPMENT PROJECT”, organized by LUMS , Lahore,

2007
• Attended conference on “Transportation and Environmental Economics”, organized by Sustainable

Development Policy Institute (SDPI), 2006
• Attended course on presentation Environment and Transportation policy making, organized by,
2005
• Attended course on “Strategic Urban Development”, organized by University of Engineering &

Technology, Lahore, 2004
8. Papers
• Presentation on “Urban Development and Traffic", Annual seminar of Engineering University

Lahore, 2009
• Presentation on " Environment and Traffic Management in Malaysia", to visiting delegation from
Malaysia, 2006
• Presentation of Masters Research work "Cntaminant transposrt problems. ", at research seminar,

Pakistan, Amman, Afghanistan, Iran, China, Egypt
10. Languages
English Fair Good Good
Urdu Good Good Poor
Punjabi Good Fair Fair

Green Drop Consultants Transport Engineer 1992 To Present
(Pvt.) Ltd
Save Environment Transport Engineer 1986 – 1991
Ltd

Activities assigned while working with Green Drop Consultants Ltd.:
• Conduct feasibility studies, economic analysis, municipal and regional traffic studies,
environmental impact studies or other investigations. Specialization Assignments with special
reference to ISO 9000-14001- OHASA 18000 - SA 8000 standards
• Responsible of transportation planning, parking management, transportation business
supervision, management of public buses, boats, and roads, improvement and maintenance of
traffic related facilities, traffic incident adjudication, vehicle accident inspection and conclusion.
assignments with special reference to ISO 9000-14001- OHASA 18000 - SA 8000 standards
1. Name of assignment or project: EIA Study of International Islamic University Islamabad
Year: January 2006 to December 2007
Location: Lahore, Pakistan
Client: International Islamic University Islamabad
Position held: Transport Engineer
Activities performed: Varying types of traffic related assignments, consisting of
field surveying, AutoCAD work completing exhibit
drawings, parking lot layouts, completing and updating
traffic counts, inputting data into traffic collision system

software and updating inventory of pavement markings
and traffic signal infrastructure.
2. Name of assignment or project: EIA Study of Allama Iqbal Faculty of Arts at Kabul
University
Year: March 2009 to February 2010
Location: Afghanistan
Client: Planning Commission, Govt. of Pakistan
Position held: Transport Engineer
Activities performed: Conduct traffic impact analyses,
operational analyses for freeway, arterial improvement,
General Plan and Specific Plan circulation
14. Certification
________________

representative:
CURRICULUM VITAE
1. Proposed Position Ecologist

3. Name of staff Mr.Mubarik Mehmood
nd
4. Date of Birth 2 September 1975 Nationality Pakistani
5. Education
M.Sc. Ecology Asian Institute of 1998
Technology, Bangkok,
Thailand
B.Sc. Botany University of the Punjab, 1995
Lahore, Pakistan

• Pakistan Ecologist Society
• Canadian Society of Naturalists
• Ecological Society of America
• Society for Conservation Biodiversity
• International Association for Landscape Ecology (IALE)
• American Ecologist Association
7. Other training
• Attended course on “Spatial Ecology Research Programme. ... Workshop:” organized by University
of Helsinki, Finland held from March 20th - 23rd, 2010.
• Attended workshop on “Integrated environmental modeling and spatial data” organized by Eleanor
Blyth, CEH – Centre for Ecology Canada held on 3rd July 2009.
• Attended seminar on “conservation of environment “organized by University of Punjab Pakistan
May 2007
• Attended conference on “Protection of Ecosystem” organized by University of the Punjab, Lahore,
2006.
• Attended conference on “User-friendly GIS system supporting management capacity and needs &
Environmental monitoring methodology and technology transfer to American Ecological Institute
using NOAA AVHRR satellite imagery”, organized by American Ecological Institute held on July
2005.
8. Papers
• Presented paper on “how environmental exposures affect our health” at National conference
organized by National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences USA, 2010
• Presented paper on, “wetland vegetation and environment”, at International conference organized
by University of Bucharest Romania, 2009.
• Presented paper on “Urban Development and environment". at International conference organized
by Deakin University Australia 2006.

Pakistan, Turkey, Afghanistan USA, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Iraq, Oman
10. Languages

Urdu Good Good Good

Green Drop Consultants Ecologist From 2007 To
(Pvt.) Ltd present
Central Environmental Ecologist From 2004 – 2006
Ltd
University of London Ecologist From 2000 - 2003

• Analyze potential effects of toxic air pollutants on ecosystems and wildlife species,. develop
methods to assess the interaction between stressors and the services ecosystems provide as well
as develop environmental models to predict impacts of pollutants.
• Collect biological, physical and chemical samples to support site characterization and policy
decisions; enter, validate, manage and analyze various environmental data. Data validation done
according to USEPA guidelines.
• test the water quality and keep an eye on changes to its chemical composition, conduct population
studies of local rivers and streams. Observe different kinds of creatures occupying study area
sugesst methods to protect endangered plants and animals species
1. Name of assignment or project: EIA of Hadramount University of Engineering and

Technology Mukallah
Year: April 2009 to January 2010
Location: Yemen
Client: Hadramount University
Position held: Ecologist
Activities performed: perform critical natural resource assessments,
environmental analyses, habitat and ecological
restoration, and develop complex advocacy and
compliance strategies..
2. Name of assignment or project: EIA Study of Medical College of Saudi - German Hospital,
Jeddah
Activities performed: work within a team empowered to manage environmental and
conservation policy in the local area. responsible for
establishing close working relationships with relevant
government organizations, non-government organizations
(NGOs) such as charities and action groups, the private
sector, community groups, farmers, landowners, to ensure the
conservation of the county’s wildlife and natural habitats by
promoting good conservation practice and projects.

Activities performed: Field survey and assessment, work practical countryside
and site management advising government, land
managers or the general public providing advice on civil
engineering projects, or land restoration and water use
developing computer models of ecosystems, to formulate
predictions.
14. Certification
________________

representative:
CURRICULUM VITAE
1. Proposed Position Hydro geologist

3. Name of staff Mr. Athar Zia
4. Date of Birth 12nd July1967 Nationality Pakistani
5. Education
M.Phil in Hydrology Cambridge University 1992
UK
MSc in Geo hydrology and Cambridge University 1989
Engineering Geology UK
BSc in Geology University of the Punjab 1987
6. Membership of Professional Associations

• Association of Local Government Ecologists UK
• Pakistan Association of hydrologist
• Mexican Hydrogeology Association
• Society of Economic Geologists (SEG)
• Korea Ground Water Association
• Geological Society of Pakistan (PSA-Fellow)
• Association of Geoscientists for International Development (AGID)
• American Association of Water Conservation
• Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists (AEEG)
• International Association Hydro geologists (AIH)
• Punjab Association Professional Geoscientists (PAPG)
7. Other Training
• Certificate in Hydrologic Analysis For Ecosystem Restoration from, UET, Lahore 2009
• Certificate in Flood Warning Preparedness from Oxford University UK 2008
• Attended seminar on “Hydrologic Analysis For Ecosystem Restoration ”, The Norwegian University
of Technology, Spitzbergen 2006
• Attended seminar on “Risk Analysis For Flood Damage Reduction Projects ”, at the Institute of
Technology, Norway 2004
• Attended seminar “Resources and the environment in developing countries” at the University of
Oslo, 2003.
• Project Management, training course, Norconsult A.S.2002.
• Course in computer assisted project planning and management, Oslo 2001.
• Certificate in’ Water and the Watershed’ from, UET, Lahore1999.
8. Papers
• Presented paper on “Development and Water Resource ", Annual seminar of Agricultural University
Faisalabad, 2010.
• Presented paper on " Environmental Management in Malaysia", to visiting delegation from
Malaysia, 2009.
• Presentation of Masters Research work "Water Resources Research (WRR)", at research seminar,
• Presented paper on “Resource Conservation and Recovery” at National conference organized by
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences USA, 2007.
• Presented paper on, “Safe Drinking Water and Pollution Prevention”, at International conference
organized by University of Bucharest Romania, 2006.
• Presented paper on “Urban Development and Water". at International conference organized by
Sindh University Pakistan.2005.

Pakistan, Turkey, Afghanistan USA, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Iraq, Oman
10. Languages
Urdu Good Good Good

Green Drop Consultants Hydro- geologist From 2007 To present
(Pvt.) Ltd
Central Environmental Hydro- geologist From 2004 – 2006

Ltd
Cambridge University UK Dean of Hydro- geology From 1993- 2003
Department

Evaluation of groundwater resources including assessment of groundwater quality and yield
associated with the Water Agency’s water supply facilities and general water supply issues and
performs related duties as required.
• Analyze water demand and availability in study area. Prepares, recommends, and monitors water
resources related budgets and staffing needs.
• Collect water samples to support site characterization and policy decisions; enter, validate, manage
and analyze various environmental data. Data validation done according to USEPA guidelines.
• Test the water quality and keep an eye on changes to its chemical composition, conduct population
studies of local rivers and streams. Observe different kinds of changes in water sources in study
area suggest methods to protect them.
1. Name of assignment or project: EIA of Faculty of Engineering Aden University

Year: June 2009 to May 2010
Location: Pakistan
Client: Punjab Workers Welfare Board Govt. of the Punjab
Position held: Hydro- geologist
Activities performed: Directs and coordinates highly complex and technical
investigations and evaluations of surface and ground
water resources. Work includes research investigations
in specialized fields of hydrology that support state-wide
water resources. Proceeds with independence in
developing and implementing assigned tasks, subject to
policy guidance and an evaluation of results from an
administrative superior, who reviews work through
conferences and reports
2. Name of assignment or project: EIA Punjab Workers Welfare Development Schemes in Punjab
Activities performed: Hydro-geological and Geological survey and mapping,
Geophysical Investigation of groundwater investigation,
Groundwater survey, Supervision and monitoring of well
drilling site, Lithological sampling, electrical logging and design
of the well, Pumping test and its data analysis for calculation of
hydro-geological parameters of the aquifers, Preparation of
proposal for project, and Report preparation


Activities performed: conduct environmental impact assessments of resource
project and study the effects of natural disturbances on
water quantity, water quality and aquatic ecology gather
geographic information system (GIS), remote sensing
and other data, perform statistical analyses and develop
hydrologic models prepare technical reports co-ordinate
and supervise the work of technologists and technicians.
14. Certification
________________

representative:
7. STAFFING SCHEDULE
Total staff-month
Name of Staff Staff input
N° input
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Home Field Total
Mr. Syed 2.1 4.15
Ehtasham
1 Hussain 2.05
(Team Leader/
Senior
Environmentalist)
Mr. Abdul 2. 55 3.05
Rehman 1.5
2 Yousaf
(Environmentalist
)
Mr. Mehrab 1.45 3
3 Awan 1.75
(Socio-
Economist)
Mr. Aziz 1.5
4 Ameer Ud Din 0.7 2.15
(GIS Specialist )
Mr. Daniel 1.5
5 Ahmed 0.5 1.75
(Transport
Engineer )
Mr. Mubarik 1. 5 2.5
6 Mehmood
(Ecologist)
1.3
Mr. Athar Zia 2.5 3.25
7 (Hydro-
geologist)
1
TBN 0.8
8 (Enumerators) 2.05
1.5
Draftsmen 2.2
9 2.5
0.75
10 Clerical Staff 1.9 1.2
11
Subtotal
Total
Full time input Part time input Full time input (if required) Part time input (if required)
8. CHRONOGRAM OF ACTIVITIES
Weeks
N
° Activity 16
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Kick off ...
1
meeting
Review of desk .... .....
2 studies
Reconnaissance ....
3 Survey
Legal Review ....

4
Baseline
Analysis
Physical
• Hydrolo
gical ...... ...... ......
Study .. .. ..
...
• Geologi ...... ...... ......
...
5 cal & . . .
Seismo
...
logical ...... ...... ......
Study .. . ..
• Meteor
ological
Study
Ecological ...... ...... ...... ......

6
.. .. ..
7 Socio ...... ...... ...... ......
Economic .. .. .. ..
• Land
Acquisi
tion & ...... ...... ...... ......
Propert .. .. .. ..
y Value
• Affecte
es
Analysi
s
Identifying
alternatives ...... ....
• Site .. .....
alterna ...... .....
tives .
• Design ......
alterna .
8
tives
• Manag
ement
and
Operati
onal
Alterna
tives
Impact ...... ...... ...... ...... ......

prediction and .. . .. . ..
9
Assessment
Physical
• Noise ...... ...... ...... ......
level .. .. .. ..
• Air and ...... ...... ...... ......
Water .. . .. .
1 Quality ...... ...... ...... ......
0 Change .. . .. .
• Land
use
Assess
ment
1 Ecological ...... ...... ...... ......

1 .. . . ..
1 Socio
2 Economic ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......
• Resettl .. .. . . .. ..
ement
and ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......
Social .. .. .. .. . ..
Setting ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......
s .. .. . . . ..
• Econo
mic
Setting
s
• Archeol
ogical
Sites
Mitigation
Measures ...... ...... ...... ......
• Environ .. . .. ..
mental ...... ...... ...... ......
Monitor .. . .. .
ing
Plan ...... ...... ...... ......
• Environ .. . .. ..
mental ...... ...... ...... ......
Manag
.. .. .. ..
ement
...... ...... ...... ......
Plan
.. . .. ..
• Environ
1
mental ...... ...... ...... ......
3 .. .. .. ..
Trainin
g Plan
• Waste
And
Traffic
• Manag
ement
Plan
• Resettl
ement
Action
Plan
Deliverables
Initial Report
Interim Report
Draft Report
Meeting with
Client
Final Report
: Represents the delivery of reports
Certificate of Registration
This is to certify that the

Quality management system of
Green Drop Consultants (PVT) LTD
Lahore-Pakistan
Has been assessed and found compliant with the requirements of
ISO 9001: 2000
Certification Scope:
Project Management, Engineering, Procurement, Civil Construction, Mechanical Fabrication and Erection
And E&I Installation Services, Plant Commissioning, Maintenance and Operation.
Certification No.: 6061421

Issue Date: March 21st, 2008
Expiry Date: March 20th, 2011
Moody International Certification Ltd.

www.moodyint.com
Certificate of Registration
This is to certify that the

Environmental management system of
Green Drop Consultants (PVT) LTD
Lahore-Pakistan
Has been assessed and found compliant with the requirements of
ISO 14001: 2004
Certification Scope:
Project Management, Engineering, Procurement, Civil Construction, Mechanical Fabrication and Erection
And E&I Installation Services, Plant Commissioning, Maintenance and Operation.
Certification No.: 6061422

Issue Date: March 21st, 2008
Expiry Date: March 20th, 2011
Moody International Certification Ltd.

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Green Drop Consultants, Ltd. Hereby authorizes any person or entity, public or private, having any
information concerning the bidder’s background, including but not limited to its performance history
regarding its prior rendering of services similar to those detailed in this RFP, to release such information to
the Department.
The bidder acknowledges that it may not agree with the information and opinions given by such person or
entity in response to a reference request. The bidder acknowledges that the information and opinions given
by such person or entity may hurt its chances to receive contract awards from the Department or may
otherwise hurt its reputation or operations. The bidder is willing to take that risk. The bidder agrees to
release all persons, entities, the Department from any liability whatsoever that may be incurred in releasing
this information or using this information.
May 9, 2010
Signature of Authorized Representative Date

Areej Riaz
Managing Director
Green Drop Consultants, Ltd.
PROPOSAL CERTIFICATION
I certify that I have the authority to bind the bidder indicated below to the specific terms, conditions and
technical specifications required in the Client’s Request for Proposals (RFP) and offered in the proposal. I
understand that by submitting this technical and financial proposal, the bidder indicated below agrees to
provide Environmental Impact Assessment Services which meet or exceed the requirements of the client’s
RFP unless noted in the bid proposal and at the prices quoted by the consultant.
I certify that the contents of the bid proposal are true and accurate and that the undersigned has not made
any knowingly false statements in the bid proposal.
May 9, 2010

Areej Riaz
Managing Director
ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
I certify that Green Drop Consultants Ltd acknowledges the acceptance of all
terms and conditions stated in the RFP.
May 9, 2010

Areej Riaz
Managing Director
Green Drop
Consultants (Pvt.)
Ltd
Office: 449X, Street 12,
Defense Housing Authority,
Lahore-54700, Pakistan.
Phone # 042-7002160
Fax # 0427002161
Email: gd@gmail.com
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