The Intensity of Migration on the Light of Rural Development in Indian Scenario-A Study of Kerala.
Haseena V.A
Abstract
Haseena V.A
Abstract
Rural to Urban migration is a response to diverse economic opportunities across space. Historically it has played a significant role in the urbanization process of several countries and continues to be significant in scale, even though migration rates have slowed down in some countries. In India, though rural-urban migration has been found to be modest (accounting for around 30 per cent of the total urban growth), in the context of urban poverty, urban slums and informal sector employment a great deal has been talked in reference to rural-urban population mobility. In other words, much of the urban ills are attributed to the rural-spills. Key words : Migration, urban poverty, population mobility.
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Rural to Urban migration is a response to diverse economic opportunities across space. Historically it has played a significant role in the urbanization process of several countries and continues to be significant in scale, even though migration rates have slowed down in some countries. In India, though rural-urban migration has been found to be modest (accounting for around 30 per cent of the total urban growth), in the context of urban poverty, urban slums and informal sector employment a great deal has been talked in reference to rural-urban population mobility. In other words, much of the urban ills are attributed to the rural-spills. Key words : Migration, urban poverty, population mobility.
Key concepts: Urbanization, Poverty, Context (archaeology), Population, Geography, Economic growth, Socioeconomics, Development economics