Deal #7826
Nepal
Created at
2020-03-27
Last update
2023-06-26
Last full update
2023-06-26
Names of communities / indigenous peoples affected
Name of community
Brahmin and Chhetri, Dalit
Recognition status of community land tenure
Recognition status of community land tenure
Community traditional or customary rights recognized by government
Consultation of local community
Community consultation
Limited consultation
How did the community react?
Community reaction
Mixed reaction
Comment on community reaction
There were delays in the construction of the powerline due to acquisition of Right of Way from the community
Presence of land conflicts
Presence of land conflicts
Yes
Displacement of people
Displacement of people
Yes
Number of households actually displaced
969
Negative impacts for local communities
Negative impacts for local communities
Environmental degradation, Socio-economic, Cultural loss, Displacement
Comment on negative impacts for local communities
Negative impacts include: economic loss and quality of life changes due to land use changes, project acquisition of private agricultural lands, minor built structures removal, damage to standing crops, and temporary land rental during construction.
Promised or received compensation
Promised compensation (e.g. for damages or resettlements)
Compensation for permanently occupied lands at transmission right of way; 4) partial compensation for temporary damage to crops/cropland; 5) discomfort allowance to affected residential households
Received compensation (e.g. for damages or resettlements)
Compensation was agreed during a meeting upon but no information has been disclosed as of March 2019
Promised benefits for local communities
Promised benefits for local communities
Productive infrastructure (e.g. irrigation, tractors, machinery...), Capacity building, Community shares in the investment project
Comment on promised benefits for local communities
As per the resettlement action plan, local employment, capacity building, compensation, allowance, rehabilitation programs to be implemented