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Title: | Environmental impact assessment for the redevelopment of the existing football field on N. Maafaru |
Authors: | Saleem, Mariyam Le Berre, Thomas Athfal, Moosa Abdul Sattar, Shahaama Adam Manik, Fathmath |
Issue Date: | Oct-2007 |
Publisher: | Systems Engineering And Marine Consulting |
Citation: | Saleem, M., Le Berre, T., Athfal, M., Abdul Sattar, S. & Adam Manik, F. (2007). Environmental impact assessment for the redevelopment of the existing football field on N. Maafaru. Male' : Systems Engineering And Marine Consulting |
Abstract: | The present report assesses the potential environmental impacts associated
with the removal of coconut palms and trees related to the redevelopment of
the existing football field at N. Maafaru. The island was flooded about 1.5 to
1.8 m during the 2004 Asian Tsunami and infrastructure damage was
substantial with complete destruction of about 20 houses. As part of the
tsunami recovery and rehabilitation project, the Canadian Red Cross has
offered to provide financial support for the clearing of the periphery of the
existing football ground and for construction of a boundary wall and fencing.
This project is thus expected to enhance the livelihood of the Maafaru
population, especially the youth by providing a safe and secure ground for
recreation and sports activities. An additional advantage is the location of the
football grounds being adjacent to the school, making it a convenient place to
carry out the school extra curricular activities. |
URI: | http://saruna.mnu.edu.mv/jspui/handle/123456789/7598 |
Appears in Collections: | ތިމާވެށި Environment A
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