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Title:

231113002464: Upgrading of Tourist Road (C38) to a Low-Volume Sealed Road in Etosha National Park

Author(s):

Publication Year:

2023

Abstract:

C38 is the tourist road which starts from the town of Outjo up to the bitumen-surfaced B1 highway just outside Omuthiya, passing through ENP connecting the oldest three resorts of Okaukuejo, Halali and Namutoni (Fig: 3). The rationale to only upgrade C38 is because this road is mostly used by park personnel and service providers and therefore carries a higher percentage of daily traffic in the park. All fuel and food consumed in the park resorts is transported on this route.

Item Type:

Report

Language:

Keywords:

EIA (local), environmental impact assessment, road construction

Files:

Attachment	Size
2464_SR_Upgrading of Tourist Road C38_Etosha National Park.pdf	2.29 MB
2464_EMP_Upgrading of Tourist Road C38_Etosha National Park.pdf	900.96 KB
2464_Map_Upgrading of Tourist Road C38_Etosha National Park.pdf	1008.62 KB
2464_Screening Notice_Upgrading of Tourist Road C38_Etosha National Park.pdf	91.18 KB
2464_BID_Upgrading of Tourist Road C38_Etosha National Park.pdf	643.94 KB

Last date for commenting on this EIA: Tuesday, 5 December 2023

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