DOI: 10.14264/uql.2020.80
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Conceptualizing household livelihood needs in mining-induced displacement and resettlement: a case study from Ghana

Abstract: Development-induced displacement and resettlement (DIDR) is a significant socioeconomic problem. Recent estimates suggest that approximately 20 million people are displaced every year to make way for the construction and operation of large-scale development projects, such as dams and mining. More than forty years of scholarship show that people displaced by these projects often experience worse levels of poverty and, in the majority of cases, struggle to recover from this impoverishment. International finance … Show more

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