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EMERGING LE
SSONS SERIES NO. 2 THE INSPECTION PANEL
nd
I
igenous Peoples
EMERGING LESSONS SERIES NO. 2 | The Inspection Panel
Indigenous Peoples
October 2016
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This work is a product of the staff of The World Bank Inspection Panel with external contributions.
The findings, interpretations, and conclusions expressed in this work do not necessarily reflect the
views of The World Bank, its Board of Executive Directors, or the governments they represent. The
World Bank does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this work. The bo
EMERGING LE SSONS SERIES NO. 2
EMERGING LESSONS SERIES NO. 2 | The Inspection Pa
© 2016 International Bank for Reconstruction and
Contents Executive Summary
Executive Summary This report on Indigenous Peo
and resources. This points to the nee
Abbreviations BP Bank Procedures DRC
Introduction The Inspection Panel was created in
Sustainability Policies in a Changing World: An I
Methods Emerging lessons were drawn by analyzing
Results The subset of 19 cases relevant to Indig
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the policy. Qualified social scientists with exper
that Pygmies in DRC should be considered as Indig
project design and implementation arrangements. P
Panel found that a consultation framework in whic
Ensuring Broad Community Support for the Project
Examples. The absence of a social assessment f
The Kenya Natural Resource Management Projec
undertaking analytical work of the quality and sc
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Example. In the Kenya NRMP, the early proje
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their boundaries is a challenging process. There
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TABLE 1 Summary of Emerging Lessons from Indigen
This points to the need for strengthened technica
Appendix A Summary of the World Bank Policies on
stronger voice and participation. Indeed, OP/BP 4
customary use or occupation. This is in cases whe
Appendix B List of Panel Cases Analyzed Case Num
Appendix C Summary of the Main Cases Studied For
Democratic Republic of Congo Transitional Support
over parts of their ethnic lands and the demise o
Papua New Guinea Smallholder Agriculture Developm
management of governments at the regional and loc
designated to KFS. The Panel found that given the
instance where communities of mixed social and et
policy, interviews with members of the local comm
Appendix D Summary of the Discussion at the Relea
Mr. Gill said one of the challenges in imp
Notes 1. The Inspection Panel’s mandate covers p
Bibliography Food and Agriculture Organization o