Madagascar - Second Phase of the Integrated Growth Poles and Corridor Project : resettlement plan (Vol. 2) : Cadre de politique de reinstallation (Французский)

The Second Phase of the Integrated Growth Poles and Corridor Project (CIP) of Madagascar is an initiative of the Government of Madagascar to reduce poverty through economic growth in some regions with high potential called Growth Poles and Corridors Project... Подробнее + The Second Phase of the Integrated Growth Poles and Corridor Project (CIP) of Madagascar is an initiative of the Government of Madagascar to reduce poverty through economic growth in some regions with high potential called Growth Poles and Corridors Project. It is subject to environmental and social assessment scrutiny in a way that upcoming investments cause the least possible environmental and social damage and provide maximum benefits to the environment and the people living within the vicinity of the target areas. All precautions have been taken to avoid as far as possible, that a person or property is harmed during and after the implementation of the Project. However, some displacement will probably be inevitable for some identified subprojects. In all cases, planned resettlements are of small scale and will affect only a limited number of households. Thus the Government of Madagascar has prepared a Resettlement Policy Framework (RPF) to clarify the principles guiding resettlement, organizational arrangements and design criteria to be applied to the project. This is actually a mitigation tool used whenever the location of a project, the content of its components and its impact on the population's perspective displacement and land acquisition are not precisely known. The identified sub-projects that are likely to cause resettlement are: 1) Roads and urban roads; 2) Energy; 3) Madagascar Business and Infrastructure Fund (MBIF) and Communal operation of integrated support (OCAI) sub-components.  Менее подробно –