Population movement

Population movement refers to the shift of people from one location to another, which can occur for various reasons, including economic opportunities, conflict, environmental changes, and social factors. This movement can be internal, such as migration within a country or city, or external, involving movement across borders. It impacts demographics, economies, and cultures, influencing everything from urban development to resource allocation. Understanding population movement helps policymakers address challenges like housing, education, and healthcare while fostering integration and maintaining social cohesion in changing communities.