This lecture discusses the principles of resettlement in the context of slum restructuring, focusing on minimizing displacement, providing similar or better living conditions, and avoiding land resale. It covers the process of identifying households, informing and compensating residents, and relocating them to new areas. The lecture also highlights the challenges and positive outcomes of such operations, emphasizing the need for pragmatic and cost-effective approaches. It concludes with a case study showcasing the transformation of a slum into an integrated urban neighborhood through a housing program.