Dr Rose Mkalama, CEO of REREC (left), with Eliud Owalo, Deputy Chief of Staff for Performance and Delivery Management, during a performance evaluation exercise at REREC headquarters in Nairobi Kenya's ...

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The migration of workers from farms to cities is often claimed to be a hallmark of economic development. For instance, India's 1991 economic liberalisation led to a 30% drop in the share of the ...

New approaches made possible through improved access and Internet connectivity can raise the standard of living for approximately 3.4 billion people living in rural areas, without them having to ...

Background: HIV/sexually transmitted disease interventions in sub-Saharan Africa have largely been focused on urban areas, where sexual behavior is supposed to be more risky than in rural areas. Goal: ...

Immigration is fundamentally an urban phenomenon. Both in the United States and elsewhere, immigrants settle primarily in cities—especially high-wage, high cost-of-living cities. The most likely ...

BACKGROUND Labor and housing market conditions, alongside political climate, are recognized as pivotal drivers for domestic migration. However, limited research examines how urban/rural status of ...