resettlement plan

noun
UK /ˌriːˈsetlmənt plæn/
US /ˌriːˈsetlmənt plæn/

A plan for helping people move to a new home.

The city made a resettlement plan for families who had to leave their houses.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A government program for moving people to a new area.

The resettlement plan helped villagers move to safer land.

3. A schedule for settling refugees in a new country.

The resettlement plan gave the refugees homes and jobs.

4. A written outline for rebuilding a community after a disaster.

After the flood, leaders wrote a resettlement plan for the town.