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Rebuilding project-affected livelihoods using the Graduation Approach

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Ana Maria Esteves
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Alexandra Maurtua Konstantinidis
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Benjamin Carroll
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Clotilde Gouley
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Frank Vanclay
DOI:10.1016/j.exis.2025.101757delete
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• The Graduation Approach is a strategy for alleviating extreme poverty. • The Graduation Approach has potential to restore livelihoods affected by projects. • By using the Graduation approach, projects will align with international standards. • It uses household-tailored support, coaching, and focuses on vulnerable populations. • Four pillars: social protection; livelihoods; financial inclusion; empowerment.
Keywords:
Livelihood restoration
Livelihood enhancement
Development-induced displacement and resettlement
Sustainable livelihoods
Social impact assessment
Social practice
Environmental and social performance standards
Sustainability standards
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Extractive Industries and Society
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