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  An important, analytical report on resettlement status in Turkey's Ilisu Hydroelectric Dam Project has been released. Prepared by the Committee of Experts on Resettlement for the Ilisu am Project, the report is severely critical of the lack of resettlement preparation and the transgression of international standards and agreements. The Report directly pertains to the Committee of Experts on Resettlement's first field visit to the project site. The Report has been prepared by Committee of Experts on Resettlement, co-authored by: Professor Michael M. Cernea (Chairman of the Committee of Experts-Resettlement, USA), Professor Shi Guoqing (China), Professor Yavuz Kir (Turkey), and Professor Yusup Ozcan (Turkey).  The Resettlement Report, along with the reports on the Environment and Cultural Heritage, are now available on the following website: http://www.agaportal.de/en/aga/ilisu/ilisu.html . 

Professors Shi Guiquig and Michael Cernea are INDR members and can be contacted through the this website listing of members.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 14 March 2008 )
 
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