Involuntary resettlement : the large dam experience : Deplacements et reinstallations involontaires : l'experience des grands barrages (French)

The Bank's recent study of involuntary resettlement show that if countries do not have both the capacity and the commitment to handle involuntary resettlement well, they should not embark on a large dam project. For years, the infrastructure and human sides of projects were utterly disconnected in most instances. That is now changing, as more countries voice their commitment to handle resettlement well. An even better indication of that commitment...

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Author

Picciotto,Robert;

Rice,Edward B.;

Van Wicklin Iii,Warren A.;
Document Date
2000/12/01
Document Type
Brief
Report Number
22996
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
World,
Region
Other,
Disclosure Date
2010/07/01
Doc Name
Deplacements et reinstallations involontaires : l'experience des grands barrages
Keywords
Dams

Language

French

Unit Owning

IEG Knowledge & Communications (IEGKC)

Version Type

Final

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OED precis ; no. 194;

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Picciotto,Robert; Rice,Edward B.; Van Wicklin Iii,Warren A..

Involuntary resettlement : the large dam experience : Deplacements et reinstallations involontaires : l'experience des grands barrages (French). OED precis ; no. 194 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/179361468762556065

Involuntary resettlement : the large dam experience : Deplacements et reinstallations involontaires : l'experience des grands barrages (French)

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