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Describe a push and pull factor for your country and provide a link to the source. (Must be either economic, social, political, environmental, or demographic)
Push Factor (Economic): Lack of Employment Opportunities https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5afacd43ed915d0df4e8ce4d/Jobs_in_Kenya.pdfm
A significant push factor for migration from Kenya is the limited availability of stable and well-paying employment opportunities, especially for individuals seeking to utilize their education and skills effectively. The unemployment rate in Kenya can be relatively high, particularly among the youth and recent graduates. Economic factors such as underemployment, low wages, and lack of growth in certain industries can push individuals to seek better economic prospects abroad.
Pull Factor (Economic): Higher Earning Potential and Better Standard of Living
One of the main pull factors for migration is the allure of higher earning potential and an improved standard of living in countries with stronger and more developed economies. Individuals, especially those with skills and qualifications, are drawn to countries that offer better salaries, improved working conditions, and a higher overall quality of life. These countries may provide a more stable economic environment, career growth opportunities, and access to advanced technologies and industries that can lead to financial stability and a higher standard of living for migrants.
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