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    Rajya Sabha Unstarred Question No. 125 TO BE ANSWERED ON 25.04.2016 Rehabilitation Policy For Displaced People 125. SHRI D. RAJA

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    The document summarizes the National Rehabilitation and Resettlement Policy of India from 2007. The policy provides rehabilitation for all displaced people in the country and defines an "affected family" to include school-going children to ensure their interests are protected. The policy came into effect on October 31, 2007 and applies to all projects involving involuntary displacement of people.

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    GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

    MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT


    DEPARTMENT OF LAND RESOURCES

    RAJYA SABHA
    UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 125
    TO BE ANSWERED ON 25.04.2016

    Rehabilitation Policy for displaced people

    125. SHRI D. RAJA:

    Will the Minister of RURVAL DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state:

    (a) Whether Government has a Rehabilitation Policy drafted in 2007 which is applied to all
    displaced people in the country;
    (b) If so, what is the special place given to school-going children in this policy; and
    (c) The steps proposed to be taken to ensure that the school-going children are not deprived
    of due financial packages under this policy?
    ANSWER
    MINSTER OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT
    (SHRI BIRENDER SINGH)

    (a): Yes, the National Rehabilitation and Resettlement Policy, 2007 came into effect on 31st
    October, 2007 and is applicable to all displaced persons.

    (b) & (c): The terms ‘affected family’ and ‘family’ have been defined in the National
    Rehabilitation and Resettlement Policy, 2007. Since school-going children form an integral part
    of a ‘family’, their interests are safeguarded in the rehabilitation measures provided to the
    “affected family” in case of displacement.

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