Category: Insights

SRA’s Series on the Land Access and Resettlement Process is now available in French and Spanish.

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SRA is pleased to announce the launch of the latest Insight Series, focusing on Gender Mainstreaming in Land Access & Resettlement, prepared by our Gender Expert Elisabet Torà.

Gender mainstreaming is critical for projects to deliver more successful land access and resettlement, and is becoming increasingly significant for financial institutions and industry organizations. However, much remains to be done to ensure a comprehensive gender-informed approach to managing physical and economic displacement, beyond mere tokenism. The 10-part Gender Mainstreaming Series aims to help projects take practical steps to ensure that vulnerabilities related to women and sexual and gender minorities are adequately addressed throughout the land access and resettlement stakeholder engagement, assessment, planning, implementation, and monitoring & evaluation process.

Issue 1 provides an overview of gender cross-cutting and intersectional approaches, and the need to mainstream gender into the assessment, planning, implementation and monitoring, and evaluation of land access and resettlement projects.

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SRA’s Land Access & Resettlement Insight Series looks at the key steps in the land access and resettlement process, from project assessment and planning through to negotiations and into implementation (physical resettlement, livelihoods restoration and moves) and monitoring & evaluation. The series also looks at important related topics including government-led resettlement, cultural heritage management, land management and benefit sharing & community investment.

In light of the Global Tailings Standard, SRA has also published a 2 Part Tailings Storage Facility and Resettlement Insight Series examining the role of resettlement in relation to TSF management. The Series aims to help project proponents, mine owners, land access and resettlement practitioners, communities and other interested parties understand how displacement impacts and resettlement can be properly considered and handled within the broader context of effectively assessing and managing tailing storage facility (TSF) risks and consequences to communities, be these in relation to existing or planned TSFs.

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