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This study is conducted in Yeka sub-city of Addis Ababa with the major objective of assessing the valuation and compensation of expropriated farmers from construction development site in Yeka sub-city of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. My thesis adds to the empirical work on urbanization projects, and compensation for evicted farmers by investigating the various approaches, and these factors that affects the change in welfare of the expropriated farmers by measuring the change in monthly net income among the two sites, before and after relocation, using primary data collected from selected 241 expropriated households who are living at Abado and Tafo sites via structured questionnaire, and analyzed with the use of both descriptive and econometric tools of analysis. The multiple linear regression model was employed with the change in the net monthly income as the dependent variable. The findings shows that valuation committee is not as such composed of community members, the compensation amount is not specific for each property rather the total sum is paid. Highest level of education completed by household head, cash and kind compensation, and engagement in social capital are significantly related with the change monthly net income of households. From policy perspective, the government should give major emphasis on the provision of basic infrastructures on the new sites where the urban development based reallocates are intended to live. In addition, since engagement in social capital has a positive and statistically significant effect up on the change in net income, thus the government should consider creating same community depending on the social ties of households, among others.

Bill introduced by the Texas Senate relating to the issuance of an alcoholic beverage permit or license covering certain premises where a previous permit or license holder has been evicted.

Video shows Hawaiians being evicted after Maui wildfires.

ABSTRAKSocial movements are increasingly believed to be tools of interest to realize social change when people are faced with social problems (problems). This research is motivated by the social movement of the former residents of the evicted former UIN Raden Fatah Jakabaring where the former community (five business) demand compensation rights for their land and buildings that have been evicted due to the land acquisition of Campus B UIN Raden Fatah in 2015. some people who have land rights and are proven by official certificates in accordance with statutory regulations demand their rights, namely compensation for land and buildings that have been evicted to the provincial government. South Sumatra and UIN Raden Fatah, after deliberation, the results did not find agreement, so the provincial government proposed to the community that the land acquisition case (eviction) was directed to the legal domain of the Palembang city court to find the best solution so that it could be resolved fairly so that no parties who feel aggrieved.The purpose of the study was to determine the dynamics of the ex-eviction community in the construction of the Raden Fatah Jakabaring UIN building and the form of the ex-community social movement towards the acquisition of eviction land at UIN Jakabaring. The research methodology used is a qualitative method. Narrative-descriptive research with an inductive-deductive approach from the truth of the case to the general public regarding a phenomenon that occurs. research instrument with interview sheets and documentation, data collection techniques through in-depth interviews with parties related to the land dispute case of UIN Raden Fatah.The results showed that the dynamics of the social movement of the former (five business) residents of the former evicted UIN Raden Fatah Jakabaring, namely the community worked hard to demand compensation for their land and buildings that had been evicted by submitting the case to the Palembang city court with the assistance of a resident's attorney. ...

The emergence of deportees in the political space of their country of origin echoes the issues raised by undocumented people in France. It is explained by the very conditions of expulsion and the situation of abandonment of evicted persons upon return due to lack of institutional support. The political context must also be favourable and evicted must not be curtailed. Or that their expression is not thrown into the deaf by an institutionalisation that engages the countries that expel. ; International audience ; The emergence of deportees in the political space of their country of origin echoes the issues raised by undocumented people in France. It is explained by the very conditions of expulsion and the situation of abandonment of evicted persons upon return due to lack of institutional support. The political context must also be favourable and evicted must not be curtailed. Or that their expression is not thrown into the deaf by an institutionalisation that engages the countries that expel. ; L'émergence des expulsés dans l'espace politique de leur pays d'origine fait écho aux questions portées par les sans-papiers en France. Elle s'explique par les conditions mêmes de l'expulsion et par la situation d'abandon des expulsés à leur retour faute de soutien institutionnel. Encore faut-il que le contexte politique soit propice, que les expulsés ne soient pas baillonnés. Ou que leur expression ne soit pas mise en sourdine par une institutionnalisation qui fait le jeu des pays qui expulsent.

Matthew Desmond: Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City. New York: Penguin Random House 2017. 978-0141983318

"Almost all … described being evicted or pressured to leave Angkor following intimidation, harassment, threats, and acts of violence from Cambodian authorities."

A case study assesses the performance & impact of the resettlement component of the Antananarivo Plain Development Project in Madagascar. While the project proved reasonably effective in evicting & providing partial financial compensation to affected households & freeing land for project works, it largely failed to assure the social & economic reintegration of displaced families. Only 3 households (of 2,341 displaced) settled at the three intended permanent resettlement sites, & the intentions of providing social services, assistance in house construction, & income generation activities there all went awry. This uneven performance is traced to (1) a fundamental shift in the terms of resettlement offered to households early in the project life; (2) the distance of resettlement sites from original homes, jobs, & social networks; (3) the costs of land & construction being beyond the means of most of those displaced; (4) the uncertain tenurial status of all but one site; & (5) poor coordination between implementing agencies. The evidence suggests that, contrary to the standards set by the World Bank's own Operational Directive, a substantial proportion of the displaced households have been made worse off by involuntary resettlement. 2 Tables, 39 References. Adapted from the source document.

In his ethnography, Evicted: Poverty and profit in the American city, sociologist Matthew Desmond examines the process of eviction for a group of people who he came to know in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Desmond painstakingly chronicles what happens when individuals and families cannot "make rent," and are subsequently evicted from their homes. The stories presented in this book call on readers to deeply consider the interconnections between the rich and poor in urban areas in the U.S.A, and how polices might be revised with a view to ensuring affordable housing for all. An example of realist ethnography, Desmond also challenges qualitative researchers to consider the place of the "I" in contemporary qualitative studies.

Zsfassungen in engl., franz., poln. und russ. Sprache. - Engl. Zsfassung u.d.T.: The evicted from the homeland: emigration from Belarus and Lithuania in the aftermath of the November uprising (1830s - 1870s)

There is an increasing number of people who are being evicted from DRC's 'protected areas' both by the government and by international conservation organisations. Adapted from the source document.

When students appear to be struggling, faculty members often suggest tutoring or other academic resources. But what if the student is hungry? What if she is being evicted from her apartment?