Resettlement Plans definition
Examples of Resettlement Plans in a sentence
The Borrower shall ensure that, subsequent to award of a Works contract under the Project, no land shall be handed over to the contractor unless the applicable provisions of the relevant Resettlement Plan(s) and Environmental Management Plan(s) have been complied with.
The Recipient shall not award any Works contracts financed under the Grant until ADB’s prior review and approval of the Resettlement Plan(s), in case of any unanticipated, unforeseen involuntary resettlement, land acquisition or resettlement activities.
The Resettlement Framework will be used as the broad framework within which Resettlement Plans for subprojects with resettlement impacts will be formulated.
The Resettlement Plans shall include detailed measurement surveys, compensation unit rates for all categories of losses and allowances and a final database of affected persons.
Provisions and principles adopted in the Resettlement Framework and the Resettlement Plans shall supersede the provisions of Borrower’s regulations wherever there is a conflict or gap.
The Borrower shall ensure that, to the extent any ethnic minorities are likely to be significantly affected by the Project, the measures set forth in the Ethnic Minorities Specific Actions in the Resettlement Plans, and as agreed between the Borrower and ADB, are carried out in accordance with such Actions, applicable laws and regulations of the Borrower and ADB’s Policy on Indigenous Peoples (1998).
All Subprojects involving a Resettlement Plans will be submitted to ADB for review and approval of such Plan.
A local Resettlement Specialist will also be appointed to IPIUs of zones in which there are resettlement impacts and they will prepare and implement local Resettlement Plans following the framework established in Tranche 1.
The Resettlement Framework (RF) has been formulated to guide the preparation of Resettlement Plans (RPs) (for subproject which require permanent loss of land or other assets), and of Compensation Plans for Temporary Damages (CPTDs) (for subprojects which only require temporary land acquisition/use)1, for subprojects under the future tranches.
Individual Care and Resettlement Plans will be kept in the Secure Training Centre's filing system and access to the filing system will be regulated to ensure that confidentiality of each Trainees Individual Care and Resettlement Plan is maintained in accordance with the STC Rules.