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The framework addresses land acquisition impacts and triggers World Bank OP 4.12 on involuntary resettlement, outlining procedures, objectives, principles, and compensation guidance based on replacement value. It minimizes physical displacement and property destruction during construction and describes consultation and expected impacts on land, buildings, infrastructure, and crops.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nREPUBLIQUE DUCAMEROUN Paix – Travail – Patrie  \nREPUBLIC OF CAMEROON Peace – Work – Fatherland  \nCOOPERATION CAMEROUN – BANQUE MONDIALE  \nProjet de Remise à niveau des Réseaux de Transport d’Électricité et de Réforme du Secteur (PRRTERS)  \nPRET BIRD N° 8658-CM  \nUNITE D’EXECUTION DU PROJET  \nNorthern Interconnected Network – Southern Interconnected  \nNetwork  \nResttlement Policy Framework (RPF)  \nExecutive Summary  \nMay 2020  \nEXECUTIVE SUMMARY  \nContext and Objectives of the Resettlement Policy Framework  \nThe Government of the Republic of Cameroon is preparing, with the financial and technical support from the World Bank, the South Interconnected Network (RIS)-North Interconnected Network (RIN) Project which aims at interconnecting the RIS and the RIN. This is to allow the evacuation of the large amount of electricity produced in the south of the country, and in particular hydropower, to the north and across the borders (Chad and Nigeria) . The RISRIN interconnection line starts in Nachtigal and ends in Ngaoundéré (Hourou Oussoua) . It is 531 km long over a corridor of 50 meters, including 25 m x 2, on both sides of the line axis. The work to be carried out consists of the construction of the following structures between Nachtigal and Ngaoundéré: new Ntui substation as an option-the Ntui substation is the interconnection substation at the RIS (new 225 kV substation which will be connected to the 225 kV substation of the Nachtigal power station), new Yoko substation at the base, new Tibati substation at the base , and new Ngaoundéré (Hourou Oussoua) substation at the base.  \nThe construction of the works contemplated under the project will undoubtedly require the acquisition of land and will result in the loss of property and restricted access to resources for the population. The detailed engineering design of the investments envisaged by the project is not yet sufficiently advanced.  \nThe characteristics and scope of the works envisaged under the project trigger the Bank's operational policy OP 4.12 \"Involuntary Resettlement of Populations\" . This situation justifies the initiation of the preparation of this framework document, which describes the procedures and institutional arrangements for resettlement, the objectives, principles and procedures that will govern the land acquisition process in connection with the implementation of the investments envisaged in the project, and provides guidance on the arrangements to be made in the event of destruction or loss of property for the compensation of affected persons or communities.  \nInvoluntary physical displacement and destruction of private property will be minimized as much as possible during construction. The principle of compensation will aim to achieve fair and adequate compensation to affected communities and individuals based on replacement value. This principle recognises that land is generally held on the basis of customary and/or legal rights and these rights must be respected and that compensation for destroyed property shall be at the value of that property at the current market price.  \nThe development of this Resettlement Policy Framework (CPR) was based on documents review and stakeholder consultation conducted in the Ntui Sub-Division, Mbam and Kim Division, in the form of semi-structured interviews with institutional actors (MINAS departmental delegations, MINDCAF, MINEPIA, MINADER, MINFOF, Divisional Officer, Sub-Divisional Officer and the Mayor of Ntui) and some traditional authorities in three villages likely to be affected (Bindalima II, Biagnimi and Natchtigal) .  \nImpacts of project investments  \nThe construction of the works contemplated under the project will undoubtedly require the acquisition of land and will result in the loss of property and restricted access to resources for the population. The detailed engineering design of the investments envisaged by the project is not yet sufficientl","cbCaikDjAfRk6lKY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikDjAfRk6lKY","pdf",255661,3,1,4,"English","en",105,"# Executive Summary\n## Context and Objectives of the Resettlement Policy Framework\n## Impacts of project investments","[{\"question\":\"What project does the Resettlement Policy Framework support?\",\"answer\":\"It supports Cameroon’s RIS-RIN power interconnection project intended to connect the southern and northern interconnected networks for evacuation of electricity, including hydropower, to the north and across borders.\"},{\"question\":\"Why is OP 4.12 Involuntary Resettlement triggered?\",\"answer\":\"The project works require land acquisition that will cause loss of property and restricted access to resources, and the detailed engineering design is not yet sufficiently advanced, and DUP decrees are not yet available.\"},{\"question\":\"How will compensation for affected people be determined?\",\"answer\":\"Compensation aims at fair and adequate replacement value, respecting customary and/or legal land rights and valuing destroyed property at current market prices, with mitigation through resettlement action plans.\"}]","Cameroon and Chad - 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