PPT 1 Flashcards
As a process in which individuals make a
rational economic choice based on the current or likely future benefits of a move.
Migration
A form of geographic or spatial mobility of people involving a change of usual residence within a country for a reason
such as economic, social, political, or cultural
Internal Migration
Importance of Migration in the PH
- Way to improve Economic situation
- Aid in Spatio-Temporal constraints
- For growth and development
Factors which encourage people
to move out of an area
Push Factors
Factors which encourage people
to move into an area
Pull Factors
Characteristics of Rural to Urban Migration:
- Population Movement
- Demographic Shift
- Driven by economic factors
- Challenges - overcrowding, traffic congestion
- Cultural diversity
Characteristics of Urban to Rural Migration:
- Population Movement
- Demographic Shift
- Quality of living environment
- Environmental Implications
A six-year (6) project designed to establish the government platform for a modern, climate-smart, and market oriented agri-fishery sector. PRDP will partner with the LGUs and the private sector in providing key infrastructure, facilities, technology, and information that will raise incomes, productivity, and competitiveness in the countryside. Thus, providing a FULLY INTEGRATED MARKET, with MARKET LINKS, and adequate FOOD SECURITY AND MARKETABLE SURPLUS.
Philippine Rural Development Project (PRDP)
A platform that equips users with concepts and technical information on urban planning and design for climate resilience. It aims to deliver guides for national government agencies, LGUs, and other stakeholders in pursuing RESILIENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. It also aids in addressing possible URBAN AND CLIMATE CHALLENGES that they need to prepare for.
Urban Planning and Design for Climate Resilience
Launched in 2020, in accordance with EO no. 114, the program aims to address the CONGESTED URBAN AREAS of Metro Manila by encouraging people, especially INFORMAL SETTLERS to return to their
home provinces; and ASSIST them in this transition with support and incentives on transportation, family, livelihood, housing, subsistence and education, among others.
Balik-Probinsya, Bagong Pag-Asa Program
Challenges and Trends of Migration to Rural Areas and Vice Versa
- Gentrification of rural areas
- Movement of people towards areas
peripheral to economic centers
Impacts of Rural-Urban Migration for
- Social:
- Economic:
- Environmental:
Social:
- Decrease in population within rural areas and increase in urban areas
- Change in social behaviors and cohesion
- Possible negligence of Filipino culture, ethnicity, and heritage
Economic:
- Improvement of financial situations within households
- Decline of the youth labor force in rural areas
- Competition for employment in urban areas
- Uneven regional economic development
Environmental:
- Congestion in urban areas (ex. traffic and residential lots)
- Increased construction of facilities to accommodate migrating population
Impacts of Urban-Rural Migration for
- Social:
- Economic:
- Environmental:
Social:
- Decrease in population within urban areas and increase in rural areas
- Further exposure to rural regions of the country
- Change in social behaviors and
cohesion
Economic:
- Improvement of financial situations within households
- Movement of labor force towards
factories and plantations located
in rural areas
- Economic development for non-developed areas
Environmental:
- Decongestion in urban areas (ex. traffic and residential lots)
- Possible land conversion by entrepreneurs for industrial means