00000cmm a22000004a 4500 UP-99796217610949624 Buklod 20130918142734.0 aa r ||| u ta 130918s1988 xx d u 0821310364 (pbk.) (iLib)UPD-00205805832 WB DECON eng HC 59 W66 no.80eb Cernea, Michael M. Involuntary resettlement in development projects [electronic resource] policy guidelines in World Bank-financed projects Michael M. Cernea. Washington, D.C. World Bank c1988. 1 online resource (vii, 88 p.) World Bank technical paper no. 80 IP based access, on campus and remote access. Access via UP School of Economics Library (World Bank Online Resource Center) website. Development projects sometimes require that people be involuntarily resttled from areas where they live and work to other locations. Adequate policy and purposive implementation are necessary to minimize and reverse the negative effects of compulsory relocation on individuals and the economy, and to help people become reestablished on a productive, self-sustainble basis. This paper addresses the policy issues and operational implications of development projects that cause involuntary resettlement. The general principles for resettlement as planned change are discussed, with emphasis on government responsibility, involvement of resettlers in the choice among available resettlement options, and prevention of adverse impact in host populations and the environment. The operational procedures described in the paper are tailored to each of the different stages of the project cycle in World Bank financed projects. Electronic reproduction. Washington, D.C. World Bank. Available via World Wide Web. Economic development projects Developing countries. Land settlement Developing countries. Land settlement Planning. Migration, Internal Developing countries. Electronic books. Print Version 9780821310366. World Bank e-Library. Available for University of the Philippines - Diliman via World Bank eLibrary. Click here to access http://elibrary.worldbank.org/content/book/9780821310366 (viewed 18 September 2013) FO Monograph UPD DECON Electronic Resource