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Migration

Year 9 πŸ™οΈ Human Geography  Types of migration, push and pull factors, refugee crises.

✈️ Understanding Migration

Migration is the movement of people from one place to another. It can be voluntary or forced.

Push Factors

Reasons to leave: war, poverty, environmental disaster, lack of jobs, political persecution, climate change.

Pull Factors

Reasons to move to a destination: jobs, higher wages, political stability, education, healthcare, family.

Voluntary vs. Forced

Voluntary: economic migrants choose to move. Forced: refugees and asylum seekers have no safe choice but to leave.

Intervening Obstacles

Distance, language barriers, immigration laws, cultural differences, cost of moving (Lee's Model).

✈️Remittances β€” money sent by migrants to their home countries β€” total over $700 billion globally per year, often exceeding foreign aid flows to developing countries.
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