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- Page 93 and 94: ReferencesABEYRATNE, S., 2004. Econ
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Social and Economic Impacts of Rese
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damage for fisher households were s
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In addition to the above survey, th
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with some of them now living in bot
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Only 19% had been resettled by 2005
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opinions into account and some dono
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Table 5.9: Fuel use for cookingFuel
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6 Current Situation and Recent Deve
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Table 6.1: Changes in boat ownershi
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Table 6.2 Changes in boat ownership
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sites in the south have problems du
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ReferencesFood Balance Sheet (2006)
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Annex 3: Sampling plan for the foll
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Chapter 2:Exploring Vulnerability
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1 IntroductionThis paper is based o
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1.2 Protracted Displacement and Vul
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housing settlements. Some IDPs boug
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2.1 IDPs − Structural Separations
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eligions that took place with the a
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the different parties, and recognis
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ReferencesDe SILVA, A. M. W., 1999.
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1 IntroductionIn October 1990, the
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this view continues to dominate muc
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many could be termed forced migrant
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4 Becoming Internally Displaced and
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the country in the late 1980s and 1
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indicates that they do not belong t
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assist people in need risk being di
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developed connections with people f
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ReferencesADELAMAN, H., and McGRATH
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MERNISSI, F., 1991. Women and Islam
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Making Involuntary Resettlers Volun
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2 Lunawa Environment Improvement an
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was revisited in the light of the N
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The resettlement process is consult
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Staff TrainingA comprehensive train
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Total number of households affected
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Table 2: Progress of the provision
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What was lost and what was gained:
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9 ConclusionsThe project has revise
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Ensuring an Equitable and Participa
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2 LARC: Its Design and Implementati
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The location of the LARC meeting at
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those who had agreed to the LARC de
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A question does, however, arise reg
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same acquiring officer, the Divisio
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1 IntroductionThe 2004 Indian Ocean
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In thinking about processes of soci
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In some districts the transition ou
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The Western Province assessment fou
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needs were in double digit percenta
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land with a small house. The house
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The data above does not show strong
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ecognised, upheld and considered le
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In the search for land, men and wom
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power, negotiation skills or a plac
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against them immediately after cons
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Exclusion and discrimination from o
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Single heads should be able to obta
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Attention to host communities: Disp
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KUMARI, S., 2008. The corrupted bur
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5) IDPs and Hosts as Constitutive C
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