Abstract

This paper described the situation of rural-urban migration. People of Madagascar are moving to Antananarivo to be settling in the capital cities to enjoy more facilities of life as compared to life in rural areas. In the present time, we can see that a big portion of world’s population is living in urban sides. Over 90 percent of urbanization is taking place in developing countries, and is mainly focused amongst young grown-ups. Migration is the drive of publics from one topographical location to another, connecting temporary or permanent settlement. Although rural-urban immigration is the drive of publics from rural areas (villages) to urban centers (cities). A case study design was embraced in this research. Antananarivo was selected as a case study. The data for this study were mainly collected from the people who migrated from all over the Madagascar to Antananarivo, the capital of country, for different purposes. Most of the people migrated from the rural areas. A casual sample method was used to select the defendants. A total of 120 respondents were complicated in the study. All questionnaires were analyzed with frequencies rate one by one. At the end of this paper, conclusion and suggestion have been carried out by this research.

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  • IntroductionWe can see that a big portion of world’s population is living in urban sides

  • In the present time, we can see that a big portion of world’s population is living in urban sides

  • Forecasts for Madagascar, presently one of the least developed countries in the realm, point out that the quantity of people existing in urban centers will be dual in the forty years [1]

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Introduction

We can see that a big portion of world’s population is living in urban sides. (2015) Research on the Impacts of Rural-to-Urban Migration on Demographic Characteristics Regarding Economic Development in Madagascar. H. Cheng of urbanization is taking place in the developing countries, and is mainly focused amongst young grown-ups (aged 15 - 30 years) in Asia and Africa. Forecasts for Madagascar, presently one of the least developed countries in the realm, point out that the quantity of people existing in urban centers will be dual in the forty years (from 17% in 2010 to 38% in 2050) [1]. 215 million people (3 percent of the world’s population) are supposed to live external their countries of birth [9]. Relocation has optimistic economic influences on the migrant domestic, the transfer country as well as the getting country

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