On the one hand, every political policy, economic, as well as development initiative provides advantages to some segments of the population, while on the other, it brings misery and despair to others. Millions of people are moved and displaced from their residences, property and livelihoods each year to provide space for large-scale development projects such as dams, reservoir, power stations, and highways. “Development-induced displacement” is the term for this type of forced migration. People have been uprooted not merely from their homes, but also from homelands to which they may have ties from their ancestors.Displaced persons lose much, such as their houses, their productive resources, culture as well as livelihood, environmental circumstances suited to their abilities and habits, community networks as well as a sense of belongingness.The extent of their deprivation, affliction, and pains is determined by the challenges they experience and the resources they have access to in

Development; Displacement; Land; Projects; People

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