Band 6+: In many countries, there is a growing trend of people moving from rural areas to large cities in search of better opportunities. This rural-urban migration is causing several problems for both the cities and the countryside. What are the primary issues arising from this migration, and what steps can governments and communities take to mitigate these negative effects?

Moving to live in the cities from villages is increasingly between people since a lot of individuals do not want to stay in the rural areas, so they decided to move to the cities. This essay will discuss conditions in the modern areas that are more improved than villages. Also, there are more spheres of jobs in which people can work in the cities compared with rural areas.

To begin with, in today’s world the government pays attention to the development of buildings, traffic, and electrical circumstances in the cities, while those real-life conditions of people which are living in the villages are not enhancing. So, due to that factor, the population in the small towns feels backward in comparison with people who live in urban areas. Despite woodland there are a lot of types of new professions in the metropolitan such as marketing, information technology and management whereas only main basic jobs such as teachers, police officers and doctors in the backcountry. Young people who want to work in modern professions cannot live in towns. Hence, the development of cities and new professions could be the main causes of leaving crossroads and moving to metropolitan areas.

First of all, to avoid the urbanization process the government must pay attention to the surroundings in the urban areas, such as creating new parks and building spaces that need to go to the cities as payments for taxis and credits in the bank. If it comes true, the population in the small towns will not have any necessity for going to the cities. The next solution is creating new programs for young professionals and providing them home and place to work with good conditions. For instance, a few years ago in Kazakhstan our government provide the new program for those students who only graduated from university and going to have a practice as called “With diploma to the village”. It was the most necessary tool to increase the population in small towns. Thus, enhancing the conditions in rural areas is the solution to urbanization.

To conclude, falling behind and having only basic jobs are the main causes of moving from village to city, while providing new entertainment venues and opening modern programs for youth are the best ways to solve those problems and avoid causes.