With the transformation of cultural values and social norms, It has been increasingly common for young generation to relocate from villages to well-organized cities and towns without senior citizens. While there are some financial and conventional benefits of residing in large cities, I believe that a combination of governmental interventions | policies and the creation of amenities in rural areas is vital to cope with this issue.
In my opinion, the foremost causes of leaving undeveloped – green areas are acquiring a well-paid job, supplies of raw materials and high transportation system. Today the vast majority of teenagers desire to earn more maney to live conveniently without the thought of essential utilities like gas, electricitiy and so on than receiving low salary in suburbs. This results in living with challenges and departing from the countryside. Moreover, this problem is accentuated by the growing number of youngsters, who prefer utilizing good transportation system on well-maintained roads anytime and anywhere. For example, 50% of movers in Tajikistan changed their locations due to finance, supplies and transport as they suffer from.
The possible solutions of this issue include governmental support, recreational facilities and the construction of new factories that can provide people with work. First of all, encouraging young individuals by the government with new amenities results in the quality of work and contributes to the evaluation of rural areas as well as agriculture. For instance, as life quality is enhanced , the aspiration of a person increases, which in turn may result in flourishing countrysides irrespective of some drawbacks. Secondly, teenage villagers face some challenges while finding a job that is not almost available, excluding gardening. As this lessens their capacity and results in wasting time and workforce, Local industries and fabrics should be developed by giving credits or subsidies. For example, it has been proven that many youngsters abandon their motherlands due to work although they have valuable memories with this place.
To sum up, abandonment is a big problem that affects a multitude of people and agriculture nowadays. It is mainly caused by financial and conventional benefits and tackled by governmental interventions and policies to set up businesses in villages.