Emerging Lessons Series No. 1 - Involuntary Resettlement

World Bank’s Inspection Panel released a report on involuntary resettlement on 12 April 2016 during the Spring Meetings 2016 of the Bank and Fund. The report is the first in a series of papers to be published by the Panel drawing on the main emerging lessons from its 22-year caseload. The Panel hopes the report will highlight areas in which continued improvements can enhance World Bank's overall approach to resettlement and, in that regard, be useful to both the Bank and the global development community.

Download and read the report here : http://ewebapps.worldbank.org/apps/IP...

Speakers:
Franciscus Godts, Executive Director, The World Bank
Gonzalo Castro de la Mata, Chairman, The World Bank Inspection Panel
Alberto Ninio, Deputy General Counsel for Operations, The World Bank
Michael Cernea, Former World Bank Senior Advisor for Social Policies; Research Professor of Social Anthropology
Alberto Ninio, Deputy General Counsel, The World Bank