A Justice-based Approach to Climate-related Planned Relocation

有计划地将人口迁移到远离气候风险的地方是一项重要的适应战略。然而，搬迁令人担忧，因为它破坏了生计、社交网络和地方归属感。该项目旨在通过澳大利亚和斐济的六个案例研究，探讨如何利用创新的跨文化方法，在有计划的搬迁中实现公正。将产生关于有效治理、参与障碍和搬迁的长期影响的新知识。该项目的预期成果是在适应、重新安置和正义的关系方面进行创新，建立新的国际研究网络，并通过提出建议和建立公正重新安置框架，直接改善政府规划和管理重新安置的方式。

Planned relocation of populations away from climate risk is a critical adaptation strategy. Yet relocation is fraught as it disrupts livelihoods, social networks and place-attachment. This project aims to examine how justice can be centred in planned relocation using innovative cross-cultural methods in six case studies across Australia and Fiji. New knowledge will be generated on effective governance, barriers to participation, and long-term impacts of relocation. Expected outcomes of this project are innovations at the nexus of adaptation, relocation and justice, new international research networks, and direct improvement of how relocation is planned and managed by governments, through recommendations and a framework for Just Relocation.