Resettlement planning
Pacific Infrastructure Group provides resettlement planning and livelihood-impact assessment for projects affecting land, homes or access to resources. We connect evidence, consultation and implementation planning with the people and responsibilities involved.
Plan for impacts on land and livelihoods.
Changes to land use can affect more than a property boundary. Pacific considers how a proposal may influence homes, livelihoods and access to resources, beginning with opportunities to avoid or reduce impacts. We coordinate the evidence and engagement needed to understand affected people’s circumstances and develop a practical planning approach, with implementation responsibilities and monitoring considered alongside the assessment.
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What we do
Our capabilities
We connect early scoping, household and livelihood information, and implementation planning around the project’s requirements.
Avoidance and scoping
We review the proposal to identify potential land and livelihood impacts and the information needed to understand them. Considering alternatives early helps the project team explore opportunities to avoid or reduce displacement-related effects.
Household and livelihood evidence
We coordinate the information and consultation needed to understand affected households, activities and access to resources. This provides a basis for assessing impacts and planning appropriate responses within the project’s requirements.
Implementation planning
We bring evidence and consultation findings into planning for responsibilities, actions and monitoring. Clear arrangements help the team understand what needs to happen and how affected people remain part of the process.
What you receive
Deliverables
The outputs should connect an understanding of affected people with a clear approach to planning, implementation and follow-up.
An account of potential land and livelihood impacts, evidence needs and planning requirements. It helps establish the work required before implementation arrangements can be developed.
Working with Pacific Infrastructure Group
Value for your project
Impacts considered early
Bring land, household and livelihood questions into the discussion while project alternatives can still be explored.
Planning grounded in people’s circumstances
Use evidence and consultation to understand how the proposal relates to affected lives and activities.
Responsibilities made clear
Connect the planning approach with implementation actions, monitoring and continued engagement.
Other services
your project may need.
Talk to Pacific Infrastructure Group
Discuss your
requirements
Tell us the proposal, location and known land or livelihood impacts. Existing studies and engagement information will help us define the planning support required.
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