...The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors met today to discuss an Inspection Panel investigation of the Cambodia Land Management and Administration Project (LMAP)…The Panel Investigation report notes that the Project “undoubtedly benefited about one million households,” and recognizes “this important achievement ”…The Panel also found there were problems…Residents in the Boeung Kak Lake area were denied access to due process of adjudication of their property claims and were displaced in violation of the policies the Bank agreed with the Government for handling resettlement. Management did not adequately follow up on strengthening public awareness and community participation, and there were delays in implementing dispute resolution mechanisms and the assistance to improve state land management… “We are deeply troubled and frustrated about the people who are being forced from their homes..” said World Bank Group President, Robert B. Zoellick….