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The problem of mining-induced displacement and resettlement (MIDR) poses major risks to societal sustainability. 1 The severity of these risks is encapsulated in the
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In mining and resettlement practice, one critical oversight is the conceptualisation of s in the formulation of livelihood reconstruction initiatives. ... D 2015, s, livelihoods and mining-induced displacement and resettlement. The Extractive Industries and Society, 2(3), pp.581-589. Commodity. General. Company. …
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Specialists rarely look into the subject of mining-induced displacement and its social consequences. However, some instructive examples do exist. One particularly valuable and detailed study worth mentioning is entitled, Avoiding New Poverty: Mining-Induced Displacement and Resettlement, published in 2002 by professor Theodore E.
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Mining-induced displacement and resettlement (MIDR) is a source of major social disruption and an area of policy and practice that requires attention (Downing …
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This paper provides a framework for understanding mining-induced displacement and resettlement impacts. The framework is based on the concept of 'human security'. View document. Citation. Terminski, B. 2012, Applying the Concept of Human Security to Research on the Consequences of Mining-Induced Displacement and …
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Mining-induced displacement and resettlement (MIDR) can have significant social consequences and impact the socioeconomic condition of resettled persons, yet it is an unavoidable outcome of continuous mineral exploitation and mining (Kemp et al. 2017; Owen and Kemp 2014). Mininginduced displacement and resettlement may be …
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Mining-induced displacement and resettlement can posi-tively or negatively impact displaced or resettled persons. Such impacts include employment opportunities, local contacts, and social infrastructure. Evidence suggests that mining-induced displacement and resettlement adversely
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This article provides a critical appraisal of current thinking and practice on mining-induced displacement and resettlement (MIDR). The article identifies five critical and distinguishing factors associated with MIDR and explores them in light of contemporary policy debates surrounding the mining industry, including 'consent', 'negotiated …
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Mining-induced displacement and resettlement is an important development issue because it significantly influences the livelihoods and sustainability of mining communities. This study seeks to ...
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SLF and coping behaviours in mining-induced displacement and resettlement. A common practice dominating mining-induced displacement discussions is how affected livelihoods can be restored to their formal state (Cernea and Schmidt-Soltau, 2003). Although this practice remains an important aspect of the resettlement …
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A benefit distribution model for mining‐induced displacement and resettlement. July 2020; Business Strategy and the ... in mining-induced displacement and resettlement cases. KEYWORDS. affected ...
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The authors conclude that the land pooling model of resettlement (LPMR) can improve the short‐ to medium‐term economic conditions of APs and advances suggestions to further promote a balance of interests in mining‐induced displacement and resettlement cases.
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When s are living on or using land required for mining/processing purposes or within CHS buffer zones. ... 1 Vanclay, F (2017) Project-induced displacement and resettlement: from impoverishment risks to an opportunity for development?, Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 35:1, 3-21. 2 Cernea, M. (1997) The Risks and …
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The international scale, and total number, of involuntary resettlements caused by mining activity remains unaccounted for. 1 Preliminary data provided by Theodore Downing in his now decade-old report Avoiding New Poverty: Mining-Induced Displacement and Resettlement (2002), suggests that the rate of MIDR is far greater …
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The problem of mining-induced displacement and resettlement (MIDR) (Levien, 2018; Bui & Schreinemachers, 2018; Modi, 2009) is that it poses major risks to societal sustainability (Downing, 2002). The core principle of sustainable development is to improve human well-being over time, with the goal that children's lives be as good as, or …
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Mining-induced displacement and resettlement (MIDR) is inherently complex, involving multiple social, spatial and political changes, with long-lasting impacts on people and projects. While there is no inherent reason to assume that resettlement should be a negative process, the nature, dynamics and coping strategies of communities impacted …
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Dam-induced and mining-induced displacement and resettlement are two sector-specific terms that have emerged. People may need to make way for a change in land use, such as the creation of a national park, biodiversity reserve, conservation region or carbon credit offset scheme (conservation-induced displacement and resettlement).
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The object of this paper is to present mining-induced displacement and resettlement as a highly diverse global socioeconomic issue occurring in all regions of the world, as a …
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In mining-induced displacement and resettlement (MIDR), although this occurs globally, the problems faced by the affected communities in several regions largely vary. In this article, we highlight the varying impacts of MIDR, especially on human rights, through the review of recent literature. Findings from this
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Wang et al (Citation 2021) discuss variations in risk perception to resettlement preferences and options in mining-induced displacement. They discovered that reluctance to relocate was higher among the elderly, those with stronger social networks, the less educated, and those in agriculture.
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An application of the aforementioned classifications to the research on the consequences of mining-induced displacement and resettlement helps to understand the broader context of problems encountered by the displacees. However, it should also be supplemented by two specific categories: gender security and cultural security. ...
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The mining industry is often associated with decisions that have huge social significance. Using the example of the AGL mining company and the Damang community in Ghana, this study sought to assess the extent of adherence to government policies as well as the implications of resettlement on the livelihood dynamics of the affected …
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Mining-induced displacement and resettlement in Afghanistan's Aynak mining community: Exploring the right to fair compensation. Ghulam Dastgir Khan Y. Yoshida Mari Katayanagi Nematullah Hotak Johann Caro-Burnett
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Scholars such as Askland (2018) asserted that in many developing economies, the trail of mining-induced displacement and resettlement practices exacerbates social inequality and threatens sustainable livelihoods. The increasing number of cases of mining-induced displacements in Africa has also attracted serious …
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This report discusses the risks that mining-induced displacement and resettlement (MIDR) poses to societal sustainability. It highlights the gap in MIDR literature and a lack of a global survey. It concludes that failure to mitigate against impoverishment risks from MIDR may generate "new poverty" as opposed to "old poverty" that peoples ...
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This article provides a critical appraisal of current thinking and practice on mining-induced displacement and resettlement (MIDR). The article identifies five critical and …
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The object of this paper is to present mining-induced displacement and resettlement (MIDR) as a highly diverse global socioeconomic issue occurring in all regions of the world, as a human rights issue, and as a source of challenges to public international law and and institutions providing humanitarian assistance. Development-induced …
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Examining vulnerability in mining-induced displacement and resettlement: A preliminary note 9 Figure 5. Step 4: Identify management controls for the displacement and resettlement risks Step 4. Identify any introduced controls that have been, or could be, put in place to manage risks or vulnerabilities created by the mining-induced …
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Mining-induced displacement and resettlement: drivers and outcomes. Throughout history, physical resettlements, relocations and displacements have had serious ramifications on the victims, be they refugees or IDPs (Manduna, 2023; Owen & Kemp, 2015). In the extractive industries, ZELA (2021) and Le Billon and Sommerville (2017) …
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Mining-Induced Displacement and Resettlement: Social Problem and Human Rights Issue (A Global Perspective) The object of this paper is to present mining …
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