The activities of the project includes the following;

• Site Identification of the Route Corridor
• Training of the Surveyors
• Public Consultation, Participation and Information Disclosure Process
• Institutional Arrangements
• Data Collection Team up
• Arrangement of the Logistics
• Identifying of the Parcel (11,980)
• Detailed Measurement Survey (DMS) (11,980) parcels 500 m corridor and 814 km of route
• Entering of Data into online developed Fulcrum Application
• Data Quality Assurance and Control
• Development of maps
• Marking the Boundaries

DV project team, during the survey will mark the boundaries in pipeline route plans/maps. The scale of acquisition boundaries will be 1:25,000. In the case of very small parcels, the scale will vary between 1:5,000 and 1:500, in all the cases the visibility of the parcels will be assured in accordance with the cadastral maps and assistance from the Revenue Department.

The boundaries, at a minimum, will be as follows:

• Province borders
• District borders
• Administrative borders (also traditional borders)
• Town and village borders; and
• Possession and property borders (cadastral parcels)
• DV project team will install temporary right-of-way (ROW) survey markers on the edge of the proposed pipeline ROW, after having approval from the VICC. This will ensure to provide a clearly defined and undisputed boundary prior to construction of the pipeline.