Sentence examples for drivers for migration from inspiring English sources

Economics and conflict are key drivers for migration - both are made worse by climate change.

While young people leave their country of birth for many different reasons, in many developing countries one of the key drivers for migration is a lack of decent work.

They mostly agreed on cost reduction (91.6%) and agility (75%) followed by back-up (41.6%) and higher performance (41.6%) as positive drivers for migration.

Transhumance data from pastoralists living in the KGR (Ducrotoy et al. 2016) and Jos Plateau (Majekodunmi et al. 2014) offer an insight into the nuances of land pressure and pasture quality as drivers for migration, especially during the wet season, in and outside of a grazing reserve.

Frequently cited drivers for migration included the opportunity to "earn and eat", family indebtedness, limited land ownership, and poor fertility of land in villages.

Strictly job-related factors that have previously been reported as main possible drivers for migration in studies on migration intentions (8– 12, 12) were rarely mentioned as principal reasons for migration.

Further, two-thirds of the participants highlighted, testing advantages provided by the cloud as a positive driver for migration.

Although we did not study the actual change in income, we can deduct from these findings that improvement in income appears to be a major driver for migration by Poles, for which they are prepared to accept a lower occupational status in the Netherlands.

Strictly job-related factors like remuneration and working conditions, which are often cited in studies on migration intentions, were rarely mentioned by the participants as direct drivers for their migration.

Moreover, the survey data allow for extending the analyses of wage structures to other components of healthcare labor markets, such as the impact of wage levels on labor market behavior, as has been undertaken for nurses in four countries [ 30], or for the drivers of migration in the health workforce.

Building upon this work, Neumann et al. (2015) conceptualized environmental drivers of migration in drylands and applied a cluster analysis for analyzing and mapping these drivers at the global scale.