Background
Overview
This concept is fundamental to understanding the social costs of development, the challenges of inclusive growth, and the implementation of social welfare policies. It tests knowledge of social justice, governance, human rights, and the impact of development on marginalized communities, especially in the context of tribal rights and sustainable development.
Large-scale infrastructure and development projects often necessitate the displacement of local communities, particularly vulnerable groups like tribal populations, making robust rehabilitation and resettlement policies crucial for protecting their rights and ensuring social justice.