resettlement
n. C / Un. the process of moving people to a new place to live, usually because they had to leave their original home. This often happens because of war, natural disasters, or government projects.
n. the act or process of moving people to a different place to live on a permanent basis. Often used in the context of refugees, displaced persons, or urban development projects.
The government organized the resettlement of the flood victims.
After the war ended, the international agency focused on the resettlement of thousands of families into safer regions.
Successful resettlement requires more than just housing; it necessitates the provision of social services, employment opportunities, and cultural integration support for the arriving population.
From re- + settlement.
Uncountable when referring to the general process; countable when referring to a specific instance or program.