Social Environment. If the Project involves land acquisition or resident resettlement after sub-projects are determined, such acquisition will be implemented according to the resettlement plan prepared based on the environmental impact assessment framework.
Social Environment. This project reconstructs and renews existing facilities and not involves land acquisition or resettlement.
Social Environment. The acquisition of sites amounting to 7 ha in total is necessary for the construction of the bus management facilities, bus terminals and bus stations and is to be proceeded according to domestic procedures in Brazil. No relocation of residents is required.
Social Environment. Because this Project requires the acquisition of sites totaling about 635 ha and the relocation of about 1,000 households, the acquisition of the sites and the relocation of the residents are carried out according to a resident relocation plan prepared and approved by the executing agency.
Social Environment. This Project will not involve land acquisition or involuntary resettlement because it is located within land owned by the executing agency.
Social Environment. The project is conducted on the grounds of existing facilities and uses government-owned land. Also, it does not require the resettlement of people and acquisition of private land.
Social Environment. The acquisition of approximately 4.5 hectares of land for the Project will be advanced in accordance with the internal procedures of Cambodia. Note that non-voluntary transfer of residents is not anticipated to occur.
Social Environment. As the land will be transferred from the municipality government of Tashkent City to the executing agency, the Project will not involve any land acquisition or involuntary resettlement.
Social Environment. All the sites selected for construction of water intake and treatment facilities and distribution reservoirs in this Project are owned by the government; therefore, this Project will not involve land acquisition or involuntary resettlement.
Social Environment. The Project will involve the acquisition of approximately 13 ha of land and the relocation of 17 residents of 5 households and 35 businesses. Moreover, the construction works of the Project are likely to block access to some of the stores in the vicinity. The relocation and compensation will be carried out based on the simplified Resettlement Action Plan (mini-RAP) to be developed in accordance with the JICA Guidelines and the World Bank OP 4.12. No objection has been raised against this Project.
