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Rural-Urban Migration

Rural-Urban Migration Patterns refer to the demographic trends and movements of populations from rural areas to urban centers, often driven by factors such as economic opportunities, access to services, and lifestyle changes. These patterns can significantly impact both the social and ecological dynamics of the regions involved.

intermediate
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Rural-urban migration is a significant phenomenon that shapes the demographics and economies of both rural and urban areas. People migrate for various reasons, including economic opportunities, education, and better living conditions. Understanding the push and pull factors is crucial for grasping t...

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Key Terms

Urbanization
The process by which rural areas become urban.

Example: The urbanization of a small town into a city.

Push Factors
Conditions that drive people away from their current location.

Example: Lack of jobs in rural areas.

Pull Factors
Conditions that attract people to a new location.

Example: Higher wages in cities.

Migration
The movement of people from one place to another.

Example: Migration from rural to urban areas.

Demographics
Statistical data relating to the population.

Example: Age and gender distribution in urban areas.

Infrastructure
The basic physical systems of a community.

Example: Roads, bridges, and public transport in cities.

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The process of designing and regulating land use in urban areas.
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The study of how populations change over time, including migration.
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Development that meets present needs without compromising future generations.
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Key Concepts

push factorspull factorsurbanizationeconomic opportunities