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Intro -- Contents -- Foreword -- Cognitive Identity and the Institutionalization of Resettlement Knowledge in Bangladesh -- A Serendipitous Discovery -- "A First" in the Bangladesh Literature on Resettlement -- A Picture at the National Scale: Resettlement in Bangladesh -- Improving Resettlement Management -- The Issue of Inadequate and Rudimentary "Country Systems" -- Treating Reconstruction as a "Distinct Project-Within-a-Project" and Relying More on People's Agency -- Obsolete Legislation on Land Acquisition -- is Causing Injustice and Impoverishment -- New Legislation that Repeats the Same Old Flaws -- Eliminating the "Double Standards" -- Acknowledgments -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Thirty Years of Development-Induced Displacement and Resettlement in Bangladesh: An Overview -- Introduction -- Scale and Impacts of Development -- Projects: A Brief Overview -- The 1982 Ordinance -- and the Doctrine of Eminent Domain -- Bridging Gaps in Projects Funded by DFIs -- The Book and Its Contributions -- References -- Part I. Displacement and Resettlement -- Reflections on Early Experiences -- Chapter 1 -- Resettlement in the Jamuna Multipurpose Bridge Project: Innovations and Good Practices -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Planning History and Impact Assessments -- RRAP: Compensation Policy and Resettlement -- Innovations and "Good Practices" in Resettlement Management -- Project Impact Assessments by NGO -- Comprehensive Entitlement Matrix -- Resettlement as a Separate Project -- Maximum Allowable Replacement Value (MARV) -- Resettlement Sites with Civic Amenities -- Host Area Benefits -- Mitigation of Unanticipated Project Impacts -- NGO Services for Resettlement and Social Programs -- Evaluations and Impacts of the Jamuna Experience -- References -- Chapter 2 -- Beyond Resettlement