Development projects of different scales are carried out by countries with the ultimate goal of enhancing their socioeconomic and environmental conditions and the overall well-being of their populations. However, such projects do not always engender positive changes in the lives of all the people intended to benefit from them. They can place some people at high risk and in adverse situations such as losing their dwellings, property, livelihoods, common resources, social relationships and organizations, cultural practices, and security. Population displacements can critically affect the lives of vulnerable and high-risk groups like women and female-headed households, elderly and differently abled persons, people with chronic illnesses, and children