The EIB Complaints Mechanism received a complaint registered under the case reference SG/E/2022/11B from an individual regarding the Zenata Urban Development Project implemented in the Commune of Ain Harrouda, between Casablanca and Mohammedia in Morocco. The project involves the resettlement of more than 40,000 persons. The complainant’s father and one of his brothers were both eligible for compensation and have received in compensation half a lot respectively. However, the complainant and a second brother were married after April 2012, the Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) cut-off date. According to the RAP and EIB Environmental and Social Standard 6 on involuntary resettlement, the cut-off date is generally defined to determine the population affected by a project and their eligibility for compensation. It starts from the date of the census and is also set to avoid opportunistic influx or claims. The project has put in place an “integration process” enabling under certain conditions the integration and compensation of originally non-entitled household members in order to take into account demographic changes. The complainant claims for additional compensation in the form of one additional apartment for his own nuclear family.