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Page 4 and 5: PREFACEProfessor Sir Peter Crane FR
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avoid further conflicts in the host
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Rio Blanco Project, Piura. This rep
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industries developed on their ances
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China407.318Vietnam329.390Singapore
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Box 3 & 4: Environmental and social
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CDB have arranged strategic lines o
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taken steps to strengthen the stand
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impacts that could reasonably be ex
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(1) Planning Phase (before 2007)The
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Unlike the Rio Blanco case, the gov
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organizational capacities in addres
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AcknowledgementsThe editors would l
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