In metropolises, at present, there prevails an intensive flow of individuals who are losing connection with the community around their living area as well as their neighborhood. In this essay, I will throw light on the reasoning behind and mention solutions for this trend.
In terms of the issues, the crucial root of this change is the nature of each person’s work, which may force them to move home to find a job. This mobility means that they can not fix their accommodation in a community as well as enable them to establish with new acquaintances resulting in having a distance and a shortage of solidarity between humans. For example, if a person moves to a city once every two years then it is most unlikely that they will form lasting relationships where they live, so whenever that person has difficulties at home, none of the neighbors around will extend a helping hand for him or her owing to the lack of unbeknownst and unfamiliarity.
As regards the lines of solution to this issue, the local government should plan some strategies that are focused on the community given that an individual renting a house estate or an apartment will have to sign a long term contract to extend the concept of time for those who live in that place. Otherwise, it is possible for local authorities to encourage a greater sense of community by ensuring new building developments have social spaces where people can meet each other regularly.
My conclusion is that there may be nothing to be done about social mobility but it is possible for local governments to foster a greater sense of community by adding renting policy and ensuring developments which are more community friendly.