Guidance on protecting people from disasters and environmental change through planned relocation UK refugee resettlement

Published 2015
Type Guidelines
Theme Accountability to Affected Populations, Humanitarian Access, Humanitarian Assistance, Livelihood, Natural Disasters, Preparedness, Refugees and Returnees, Resilience
Language English
Pages: 16
Uploader Kennedy Monari
Publisher(s) Brookings Institution, Georgetown University
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Location(s) All Countries
Author(s) Elizabeth Ferris
Disaster(s) natural disaster
Rights Brookings Institution, Georgetown University, Elizabeth Ferris
Source: Guidance on protecting people from disasters and environmental change through planned relocation UK Refugee Resettlement: Policy
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This Guidance was developed in a consultative process through a series of meetings between 2011 and 20155 which brought together representatives of States, international organizations, and experts from a wide range of disciplines and experiences. Indeed, the issue of Planned Relocation is a complicated one where expertise from different fields is needed, including disaster risk reduction, development, humanitarian response, human rights, climate change, migration, environmental studies, and law