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UTaNRMP advertised for the 3^rd call for proposals from community groups for civil works grants to support the implementation of civil works activities in June 2017. The call targeted specific Focal Development Areas (FDAs) within the project area. The Water User Asssociations (WUAs) and Community Based Organizations (CBOs) submitted proposals to the project and after a rigorous desk and field appraisal and approval by Project Steering Committee and IFAD, some groups qualified for the support in implementation of their proposals.

The list of the successful groups per county and the approved approximated cost of the proposed activities is as per the attached lists. However, it is important to note that the approximated total budget per group may vary depending on the detailed design and market conditions at the time of tendering for the goods and services and during implementation of the projects.

Water Users Associations and Community Based Organizations whose names are not listed in this notification should consider their proposals unsuccessful for funding under the 3^rd call for proposals.

UTaNRMP advertised for the 3^rd call for proposals from community groups for civil works grants to support the implementation of civil works activities in June 2017. The call targeted specific Focal Development Areas (FDAs) within the project area. The Water User Asssociations (WUAs) and Community Based Organizations (CBOs) submitted proposals to the project and after a rigorous desk and field appraisal and approval by Project Steering Committee and IFAD, some groups qualified for the support in implementation of their proposals.

The list of the successful groups per county and the approved approximated cost of the proposed activities is as per the attached lists. However, it is important to note that the approximated total budget per group may vary depending on the detailed design and market conditions at the time of tendering for the goods and services and during implementation of the projects.

Water Users Associations and Community Based Organizations whose names are not listed in this notification should consider their proposals unsuccessful for funding under the 3^rd call for proposals.

UTaNRMP advertised for the 3^rd call for proposals from community groups for civil works grants to support the implementation of civil works activities in June 2017. The call targeted specific Focal Development Areas (FDAs) within the project area. The Water User Asssociations (WUAs) and Community Based Organizations (CBOs) submitted proposals to the project and after a rigorous desk and field appraisal and approval by Project Steering Committee and IFAD, some groups qualified for the support in implementation of their proposals.

The list of the successful groups per county and the approved approximated cost of the proposed activities is as per the attached lists. However, it is important to note that the approximated total budget per group may vary depending on the detailed design and market conditions at the time of tendering for the goods and services and during implementation of the projects.

Water Users Associations and Community Based Organizations whose names are not listed in this notification should consider their proposals unsuccessful for funding under the 3^rd call for proposals.

The UTaNRMP SEA report is a report on the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) of the Upper Tana Natural Resources Management Project (UTaNRMP) undertaken between February and May 2012. The objectives of the SEA included; to identify environmental impacts and opportunities of mitigation measures into programme design during the formulation stage of programmes, and in the process influence IFAD and donor support to UTaNRMP development efforts towards environmental sustainability and climate smart development; ensure the full consideration of alternative programme/project options including the do nothing option, at an early stage when there is still greater flexibility; ensure the cumulative, indirect or secondary impacts of diverse multiple activities are considered, including their unintended consequences;  ensure environmental principles such as sustainability, polluter pays and the precautionary principle are integrated into the development, appraisal, and selection of programme  options; and provide an early opportunity to check whether or not the proposed programme is compatible with existing related policies, legislation, plans and programs.