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RP1707 v2Resettlement Policy Framework RP1707 v2 China Huainan Coal Mining Subsidence Area Comprehensive Restoration Project Brief Description of the Project Huainan Municipal Government has requested World Bank to finance the comprehensive restoration of its Jiu-Da coal mining subsidence areas. The project zone encompasses Jiu-Da coal mining subsidence areas, totaling 9.3km2. It consists of three Components: 1) environmental reparation and water system restoration; 2) infrastructure improvement and area development, and project management; and 3) technical assistance. The project aims at both improving the environment of the project area and benefitting the residents through a reasonable degree of land development. Its planned implementation period is from 2015 to 2020. Rationale for Resettlement Policy Framework The sinking of the coal mining areas took place over more than 30 years. The residents affected by the subsidence have been gradually relocated out of the area in the past ten years based on the relocation policy of Huainan Municipal Government. However, there are still some people living in the project area. Those residents who were not satisfied with the government relocation policy requirements are still living in the project area. These people include: 1) the people did not live within the subsidence areas; 2) the people did not meet the general conditions, e.g. floating population, owners of illegal structures, and people whose household registration (hukou) is not registered in Huainan city. In addition, some already resettled residents who were unwilling to demolish their old houses and still live in the project area. These are mainly the elder people the new resettlement houses to their children and they stay in their old houses in the project area. They are mainly the old employees of the mining company. Such remaining residents are concentrated in a few locations such as Chongwen Village, Kuangbei Village and Kuangnan Table 1 Remaining Populat