Social baseline information to support compensation and/or resettlement
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Challenge ID: |
HCP-4103 |
Originator: |
Onshore: Hatfield |
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Title: |
Social baseline information to support compensation and/or resettlement. |
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Theme: |
ON 4.1: Environmental monitoring - Baseline historic mapping of environment and ecosystems |
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Consortium Lead: |
Hatfield |
Interviewed Company: |
Hatfield |
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Geography: |
ON.REG.00 - Generic onshore |
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Challenge Description |
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What is not possible / not adequately addressed at present? |
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Environmental impact assessment will require social baseline information with information on households, agricultural land use, forest use, and other livelihood information. If resettlement is required, a resettlement action plan (RAP) will need a range of information on potential areas for resettlement and data to support compensation of land use changes. Need information on land parcels, households, and land use. |
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What effect does this challenge have on operations? |
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Social baseline information is a critical information requirement for project development. The social license to operate depends on effective resettlement and compensation for land use and livelihood impacts. Effective planning can reduce costs and improve results. |
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Thematic information requirements: |
Land cover Land use Distribution and status of infrastructure Ortho base images Terrain information Topographic information Water quantity |
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What do you currently do to address this challenge? How is this challenge conventionally addressed? |
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Extensive ground and household surveys. Combination of available high resolution satellite imagery in combination with aerial imagery. |
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What kind of solutions do you envisage could address this challenge? |
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Improved land parcel data, agriculture land use history, and household density. |
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What is your view on the capability of technology to meet this need? Are you currently using EO tech? If not, why not? |
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Extraction of data from imagery is expensive. |
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Challenge Classification |
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Impact on Lifecycle (0=none, 4=high): |
Climate / Topography / Urgency: |
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Pre-license: |
0 |
Climate class: |
Generic climate |
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Exploration: |
2 |
Topographic class: |
Not specific |
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Development: |
4 |
Seasonal variations: |
Any season |
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Production: |
3 |
Impact area: |
Environmental |
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Decommissioning: |
2 |
Technology urgency: |
3 - Immediately (0-2 years) |
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Challenge Information Requirements |
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Update frequency: |
Snapshot |
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Data currently used: |
In-situ monitoring and surveys |
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Spatial resolution: |
Regional, Basin |
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Thematic accuracy: |
Not specific |
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Required formats: |
Not Specific |
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Timeliness (Vintage): |
Within six months |
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Geographic extents: |
Regional |
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Existing standards: |
None |
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