Sentence examples for resettlement scheme from inspiring English sources

UK-wide figures on refugee resettlement released by the Home Office last week show that, between the start of October 2015 and the end of June 2016, 2,646 people have been resettled under the Syrian Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme across 118 different local authorities, including 862 in Scotland and 1,784 across the rest of the UK.

From the time of the announcement until March 2016, 1,602 Syrians have been resettled under the Syrian vulnerable persons resettlement scheme, which is particularly aimed at helping women and girls, survivors of violence and torture, children and adolescents, refugees with medical needs and disabilities and those at risk due to their sexual orientation or gender identity.

The Cambodian resettlement scheme – slated to cost $55m – has resettled only two people.

The data, released on Friday by the Home Office, reveals that 1,602 people were resettled under the government's Vulnerable Persons Resettlement scheme (VPR) between October last year and March.

Under a UN-backed government resettlement scheme, Britain has given homes to just 187.

The government has agreed to accept the Syrians as part of the vulnerable persons resettlement scheme.

Hui people I met elsewhere were less sanguine about the resettlement scheme.

In 1948, the Polish resettlement scheme found jobs for 65,000 stateless comrades-in-arms.

But he knows other families who fled here, forced through the unofficial route because of the limited resettlement scheme.

However, few resettlement schemes have improved the lives and well-being of resettled people (Asthana 1996; Cernea 1997; Kloos 1990).

The numbers coming through resettlement schemes barely reach into the low thousands each year.