Step 7: Compensation Determination Committee (CDC) and Valuation of Land and Physical Assets

Step 8: Announcing the Land Acquisition Notice

Step 9: Formulation of Grievance Redress Committee (GRC)

Step 10: Information Dissemination and Disclosure of Resettlement Action Plan

Step 11: Compensation Distribution and Deed / Ownership Transfer

Step 12: Monitoring of Land Acquisition and Resettlement Implementation and Reporting

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6.3. SOCIAL ACTION PLAN (SAP)

7.PROCUREMENT OF CIVIL WORKS FOR BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE

8.CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION, CONFLICT MANAGEMENT, CLAIMS AND DISPUTE HANDLING

9.HAND-OVER OF COMPLETED BRIDGES AND DOCUMENTATION

10.BRIDGE INSPECTION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, AND REHABILITATION

11.MISCELLANEOUS CHAPTER

APPENDIX

Step 7: Compensation Determination Committee (CDC) and Valuation of Land and Physical Assets

After finalization and approval of the list by the survey office, this list and entitlement matrix, shall have to be endorsed by the CDC. The Land Acquisition Act (1977) specifies the procedures for land acquisition and compensation. There is a provision for a Compensation Determination Committee (CDC)^{^[1]} under the chairmanship of Chief District Officer who shall fix the rate of compensation for the affected properties. Refer▬►Land Acquisition Act, section 13 -2&3), ▬►ESMF Ch 7

[1] The Land Acquisition Act, 2034 (1977), article no 13, provides for the establishment of Compensation Determination Committee (CDC). As peer the provision of this act, Chief District Officer (CDO) as a chairman of the CDC. The district land revenue officer a representative of the DDC is member of CDC and the PIC as a member secretary. CDC under the Land Acquisition Act, (1977) plays a major role in deciding rates of compensation in the sub project.

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