Circular Migration

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GCSE Geography Mapa Mental sobre Circular Migration, criado por Sam Burkill em 17-05-2013.
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Mapa Mental por Sam Burkill, atualizado more than 1 year ago
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Circular Migration
  1. Circular migration is where people migrate to somewhere and then migrate back to their home town and bring back money, Ideas and information.
    1. Advantages
      1. Brings money to poor people
        1. Brings back Ideas
          1. Can bring development to an area
            1. People can visit family more often
            2. Disadvantages
              1. You might travel somewhere but you might not find a job where you have moved to.
                1. Need money to start off with to travel back and to.
                  1. Might need to travel a lot.
                    1. Hard Work
                    2. Circular migration happens around the word but there is a considerable amount of people doing circular migration in Limpopo and Gauteng, South Africa

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