How climate resettlement can work for communities: Climate change and Planned Relocation

Lily Salloum Lindegaard; Mikkel Funder

How climate resettlement can work for communities: Climate change and Planned Relocation

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Abstract

Planned Relocation is a growing issue on the climate displacement agenda. In a number of countries, governments plan to resettle entire communities impacted by climate change. Guidelines for this process – known as Planned Relocation – are being developed. But what are the lessons from the ground? This brief reviews key findings and policy implications from research on Planned Relocation in Vietnam and Zambia.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Copenhagen
Publisher	Danish Institute for International Studies
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 10 Nov 2017

Series	DIIS Policy Brief
Number	November
Volume	2017

Keywords

Climate change
Planned Relocation
Resettlement
Displacement
Disasters
Vietnam
Zambia

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How climate resettlement can work for communities: Climate change and Planned Relocation

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