2.1.8 - Rural management and the challenges of continuity/change Flashcards
what percent of people of people in rural areas do not own a car?
11%
how many residents in rural areas find public transport to be inadequate?
33% - 1/3
why do rural areas need better management?
often there is a higher percentage of elderly residents so they need better support and easier access to CBD’s for hospitals
why is there less service provision in rural areas?
for example banks are closing in rural areas in favour for online banking
- people in rural area cannot use online banking as much due to the inaccessible broadband
why are rural-to-rural migrants better for rural areas?
helps to employ and create more local businesses
why is there limited rebranding in rural areas?
often, rural areas are too small for regeneration and are not financially worth major regeneration schemes
how is second-home ownership combatted?
- they keep down local house prices by keeping them relating to the local economy
what policies are put in place to combat second-home ownership?
-makes sure all housing has primary dwellers ( people live there from local economies)
- increases council tax for second home owners
- designated second-home holiday areas
what is a result of counter-urbanisarion?
second-home ownership increases
what is counter-urbanisation?
people moving from urban areas to rural areas for better quality of life, less congestions