Results show that access to domestic water supply as well as water consumption have significantly improved after resettlement, while river-based livelihoods have for the most part been adversely impacted by the conversion of the Nam Gnouang River into a hydropower dam reservoir, and subsequent loss of riverbank gardens and the overall change in the ecosystem.
While resettlement in the urban environment has indeed produced many changes within Bedouin society, only a cursory glance finds that the literature is replete with examples of the manifest ways in which many of these changes are surely unanticipated and perhaps, undesired from the State's perspective.
A study exploring immunization status among IDP children in post-conflict areas during resettlement found that while the infant vaccination coverage in the war-torn Kilinochchi district was not different to other Sri Lankan districts, there was a marked disparity in age-appropriateness of the vaccination coverage in Kilinochchi [ 36].
In general, Europe has been divided on which strategies to follow, with Germany and the Netherlands arguing for mass resettlement from the Middle East, while hardliners in countries such as Hungary built fences and changed their asylum laws to make life harder for refugees.
The paper argues that the emphasis on resettlement is obscuring the key drivers of vulnerability, while simultaneously exposing both resettled and those left behind to further risks.
In order to understand why the communication, education, and monitoring strategies implemented in Verapaz succeeded while the resettlement did not achieve anticipated outcomes of planners, the reader needs some socio-cultural background on the community fabric and livelihood strategies of the residents.
While the resettlement worker dryly laid out a list of the program's do's and don'ts, Fantone offered her own house rules: No internet after 11 p.m., except on weekends.
"While some distress resulting from time in detention may reduce following resettlement in the very short term, underlying mental health issues in the resettled population are likely to emerge relatively quickly after this 'honeymoon' period is over".
While the proportion of refugees with PTSD is smaller after resettlement in the host countries, it remains relatively high compared with the general population [ 5, 7].
While many of the settled-migrants live in their own houses in resettlement colonies, the neo-migrants live in squatter slums with dilapidated houses.
