the general rehabilitation of the livelihood of the Project Affected People (PAP) and Households (AH). Also, in addition, the legislation of Georgia does not require any specific planning/implementation instrument like RPF or RAP based on extensive public consultations. The differences between the legislation of Georgia and WB policy are outlined in Table below. Table 2: Comparison of Georgia Laws/Regulations on LAR and WB Resettlement Policy Georgia Laws and Regulations WB Involuntary Resettlement Policy Proposed approach to meet the Gaps Land compensation only for titled landowners Lack of title should not be a bar to compensation or alternative forms of assistance. Non-titled landowners may receive alternative forms of assistance in lieu of formal compensation payments, . Cash compensation for the loss of land will be provided only to the title holder. MDF will assist land owners with the preparation of the cadastral drawings and will consult them how to register the land ownership. Only registered houses/buildings are compensated for damages/demolition caused by a project All affected houses/buildings are compensated for the damages/demolition caused by a project All affected houses/buildings are compensated for the damages/demolition caused by a project OR All project affected structures compensated in cash on the replacement cost free of deductions for depreciation, salvaged materials and transaction costs irrespective of the registration status. Crop losses compensation provided only to registered landowners. Crop losses compensation provided to landowners and sharecrop/lease tenants whether registered or not Crop losses compensation will be provided to landowners and tenants irrespective the status of title registration Land valuation based on replacement cost: (i) current market value where active land markets exist; (ii) Reproduction cost of an identical plot where no active land markets exist. Land valuation based on replacement cost. Land valuation will be based on replacement cost: (i) current market value where active land markets exist; (ii) Reproduction cost of an identical plot, where no active land markets exist. This applies not only to land but also to land based assets. PAP the grievance should the complaints at the court. Adequate grievance redress mechanism (GRM), which consists of both formal and informal venues, should be developed and made accessible to all PAP Adequate grievance redress mechanism, which consists of both formal and informal venues, swill be developed and made accessible to all PAP. The GRM is a project specific mechanism meant to reduce the number of court
Entitlement Matrix Type of Loss Application Definition of PAPs Compensation Entitlements Land Permanent loss of agricultural land AH losing agricultural land regardless of impact severity Owner with full registration Cash compensation at replacement cost. Legalizable Owner PAP will be supported to obtain legalisation and provided with cash compensation at replacement cost. Informal Settlers (AHs with no registration/valid documentation and non legalizable) One time self-relocation allowance in cash. The relocation allowance is not dependent on the number of AH members or land characteristics and is a fixed amount per family equal to 1 year of minimum subsistence income. Non-Agricultural Land AH losing their commercial/ residential land Owner with full registration Cash compensation at replacement cost. Legalizable Owner These PAPs will be legalized and provided with cash compensation at replacement cost. Renter/Leaseholder Rental allowances in cash equal to 3 months of leasing costs, according to leasing fees approved by the municipalities for leasing the land of such category. Informal Settlers (AHs with no documentation and not legalizable). One time self-relocation allowance in cash The relocation allowance is not dependent on the amount of AH members or land characteristics and constitutes fixed amount per family equal to 1 year at minimum subsistence income. Non-viable (“orphan”) land) Land that is affected partially but to such to an extent that the remainder is not usable with full registration or legalizable owner (subject to legalisation) Subject to a request being lodged by the land owner, orphan land may be compensated in full if the review of the request indicates that the remainder cannot be used economically Buildings and Structures
ANNEX 8. 1. The characteristics of affected families and households Household no. Name of head of household Number of members Number of children older than 13 years Number of adults older than 60 years Number of socially disadvantaged people (unemployed, veterans, students, etc.) Source of income and average annual income per family member Legal status (owner, owner without proving documents, tenant, etc.) Occupied property (area, number of rooms, conditions, etc.) Remarks 2. The characteristics of the affected business and assets Business no. Name of business owner Activities Number of employees Average monthly income Duration of the business at this location Legal status (owner, owner without proving documents, tenant, etc.) Occupied property (total area, conditions, etc.) Remarks 3. The impacts resulting from the resettlement (Household) Household no. Loss of residential property Loss or reduction of income Loss of potential education or difficulties with access to the education Loss of access to the public health services Loss of access to utilities Loss of social relations Remarks 4. The impacts resulting from the resettlement (Business) Business no. Loss of business place Loss or reduction of income Loss of economic relations Remarks