ArticleCampbell systematic reviews2025
PROTOCOL: The Impact of Relocation Processes on Populations Facing Socio-Territorial Inequities: A Scoping Review Protocol: A Systematic Review.
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Abstract
Relocation processes are increasingly considered local adaptations to flooding. While relocation can offer many benefits, it also leads to socio-economic and socio-psychological consequences. Moreover, it tends to place greater pressure on populations experiencing socio-territorial inequities compared to other households. It is therefore important to assess the direct and indirect impacts of relocation to consider its application from a more just and equitable perspective. The objective of this scoping review is to document the impacts of flood-induced residential relocation processes on populations facing socio-territorial inequities in North America and Europe. It also seeks to categorize the challenges faced by planners in relocation processes. This will help us better assess the relevance of relocation as an adaptation measure to climate change for populations facing socio-territorial inequities. This scoping review will be conducted in accordance with the methodological guide
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