Migration as a Pro-Poor Livelihood Strategy: The case of Ponorogo

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2016
Country:
Indonesia
Document Type:
Briefing
Theme:
Social Change
Authors:
Yen, K.C., Arlini, S.M. and Goh, C.

Abstract

Rural-urban migration and overseas migration are very common in Indonesia as livelihood and development strategies. Based on a survey conducted in 2013 in Ponorogo, Indonesia, this booklet highlights key findings on migration patterns and impacts, and outlines the policy implications.

Citation

Goh, C.; Arlini, S.M.; Yen, K.C. Migration as a Pro-Poor Livelihood Strategy: The case of Ponorogo. Asia Research Institute, Singapore (2016) 7 pp.

Migration as a Pro-Poor Livelihood Strategy: The case of Ponorogo

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