The Good Impact of Migration towards their Homeland

 

World we have today grows bigger as it's Globalization changing to be great for our races sake. Survival which we deals with hunger on working for the family needs. Food, Shelter. Protection, and Health is our priority of our race to live. In the Philippines, a person that needs money to support the family thinks about to go another country to work because of it's wage from another country is higher than the Philippine wage. Filipinos are known because of many Filipinos going another country, from the source of worldpopulationreview.com, over 100 million Filipinos living in the Philippines itself, and there are estimated around 10.2 million Filipinos living abroad. Migration is a movement of people choose to live another place or country to live. They choose to live another country to have a new life in there, or to live there for a better job to support the household in the homeland, or both. Thus Migration has negative impact in some part of the economy or business, but this movement acquire support that leads the development of their homeland to it's good impact. Nurtured of its ideal of support which is good and deal with it. This impact affects the development sectors: education, agricultural, and economy of a country. Way to support the household and the homeland.

Education. Education is part of our life to learn things that are necessary or unnecessary things around the world. Education needs schools and gather children to teach. Education teaches us about history, mathematics, language, science, and etc. Why Migration does have an impact on Education? In the Dominican Republic, the Migration helps enhancing the quality of education of the Dominican Republic. People emigrate to earn money to support their children in the homeland on paying debts of the school, or obtaining quality of education abroad for themselves. The Dominican Republic has seen significant gains education at all levels, with a closing gap of the educational achievement between the bottom 40%, and the top 60% (World Bank, 2016a). In 2014, the net primary education enrollment rates reached 84% (World Bank, 2016b). About 12% have finished post-secondary education, and the 7.8 years of adult population on the mean years of schooling (UNESCO, 2016). It's great to have this achievement about education of the country, have a support on schooling and enhancing the education. Youth is needed to be educate. To nurture it's knowledge.

Agricultural matter is needed for our country to supply and preserve foods for nation needs. In a state of calamity, the Government helps the people affected on a strong storms which is serious calamity, earthquake, tsunami, and etc. Handling some goods like canned goods, a bag of rice, water, and some things needed after the calamity. Why Migration does have an impact on Agricultural matter? With this, a migrate person working in the city could support the expenses of a household farmland. Dealing on preserving the farmland to it's purpose, a business to supply crops and vegetables, needs money to plant and to sell. It's not only to support farmland on the matter of its expenses but also to know more on planting and to have a good business. With this knowledge from the person who migrate, to the rural community, gathering knowledge about Agriculture helps the household to learn more things about its business, adapting skills to improve its supply or to have good crops and etc. and also avoiding bad situation like insects that destroys the products or a calamity that also affects on development of the products. 

The Economy of a country talks about the wealth, production, distribution and trade, and also consumption of goods and services by different agents. Migrate people like skilled labour has a positive static effects such as through return migration and remittances. Remittances have positive effects on sending countries. It reduce poverty, provide insurance against negative shocks and foster the accumulation of production factors. 

The impacts of Migration has it's positive effects which supporting and providing the needs of the household and the country of origin. Thus migration makes all country to be connected and to be one, to understand different cultures, different environment, and different people. It's not only the country of origin they leaving, having a positive impact but all countries to be connected.

 

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