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The US resettlement would be contingent on vetting by the United States Homeland Security agency.

In addition to its strategic interests, the FCO has claimed that resettlement would be environmentally unsustainable in such a fragile ecosystem.

Anupama Rao Singh, regional director of Unicef, warned after a visit to the Irrawaddy Delta that any resettlement would be premature, even if it was voluntary.

A 2003 feasibility study led to the government concluding that resettlement would be "costly and precarious" and that sea-level rise was averaging 5.4mm a year – twice the global average – and accelerating.

Accordingly, the ecological compensation standard for the Pondo hydropower resettlement would be set in the range of 90 127.69 CNY per year, per family.

"For them to just shut down resettlement would be pretty catastrophic, especially for refugee families who are seeking reunification," she said.

And despite guarantees that EC-funded resettlements would be completed by February 2015, "not one new housing block has been finished," said the NGO, who blames Serbian bureaucracy and discrimination for the failure of the project.

"For every person rescued from the region, a resettlement place would be life changing," she said.

"For every person rescued from the region, a resettlement place would be life-changing".

These need not be large; indeed, given problems of maintenance and resettlement, it would be better if they were not.

The PNG prime minister, Peter O'Neill, last month told Tony Abbott that the existing resettlement agreement would be revised, and Pato reiterated last week that refugees granted visas "will not yet be permanently resettled".