Redistribution (noun)

The act of distributing resources or wealth in a different way, often with the goal of achieving greater equality or fairness.

Origin:

From the prefix re- meaning again, and distribution, meaning the act of distributing or distributing something.

Examples:

1. The government's new tax policies are aimed at redistributing wealth from the rich to the poor.
2. The company's redistribution of resources led to the closure of several underperforming branches.
3. The redistribution of land in the country aimed to give small farmers access to more land.
4. The city's redistributing of budget funds led to the construction of more parks and recreational areas.
5. The school's redistributing of resources helped to improve the educational opportunities for students in low-income neighborhoods.