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From resettlement to sustainable livelihood development : the potential of resettlement and livelihood restoration arrangement to achieve livelihood sutainability : a case study of resettled communities on the Nakai plateau Nam Theun 2 hydropower project

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Figure 1.1: Map of Lao PDR.
Figure 1.2: Project Location and Key Infrastructure
Figure 1.3: Map of Villages Moved on Nakai Plateau
Figure 1.4: Diagram of Thesis Outline
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