Resettlement
Pronunciation: /riːˈsɛtəlmənt/
Resettlement (noun)
- The process of moving people to a new place to live, usually after leaving their old home.
- Support and planning given to people who must leave their country or area, so they can start life again elsewhere.
- A government or organization programme that relocates people to new communities and provides services for them.
Examples
- Resettlement can be stressful, but it may bring safety.
- The family prepared carefully for resettlement to a new home.