KAWA MULTIMEDIA PUBLICATIONS
Effects on receiving areas
Positive effects.
• Availability of labour force for agricultural and industrial production
• Increased market for the available goods and services
• Optimum utilisation of the available opportunities/ resources
• Opening up of formally unutilised land and other natural resources like swampy areas.
• Development of infrastructure for example roads, schools, hospitals etc
• Development of urban centres etc.
Negative effects of receiving areas.
• Over crowding / congestion leading to diseases
• Poor housing facilities –development of slums
• Pollution of environment/poor waste disposal.
• Unemployment-more people than existing jobs.
• High crime rates / prostitution / thuggery
• Shortage of food /high prices
• Strain on social services/ amenities
• Land disputes/ lack of space for expansion
• Strain on natural resources
• Moral degeneration.
• Availability of labour force for agricultural and industrial production
• Increased market for the available goods and services
• Optimum utilisation of the available opportunities/ resources
• Opening up of formally unutilised land and other natural resources like swampy areas.
• Development of infrastructure for example roads, schools, hospitals etc
• Development of urban centres etc.
Negative effects of receiving areas.
• Over crowding / congestion leading to diseases
• Poor housing facilities –development of slums
• Pollution of environment/poor waste disposal.
• Unemployment-more people than existing jobs.
• High crime rates / prostitution / thuggery
• Shortage of food /high prices
• Strain on social services/ amenities
• Land disputes/ lack of space for expansion
• Strain on natural resources
• Moral degeneration.