L'Exode rural des jeunes et les politiques gouvernementales de developpement: l'experience camerounaise

Trouve J. and Bessat C.

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Abstract: ILO pub-wep pub. Working paper on rural migration of rural youths in Cameroon and its relationship with rural development policy (development policy) - examines Motivation, economic implications and social implications, analyses the impact of rural policy on living conditions and working conditions of youths, and suggests a strategy for reducing migration based on the fulfilment of basic needs together with effective wage policy and employment policy. Bibliography pp. 71 to 76, maps, references and statistical tables.

Keywords: rural migration; rural youth; rural development; development policy; motivation.; economic implication; social implication; living conditions; working conditions; basic needs; wage policy; employment policy; statistical table; migration rurale; jeunesse rurale; développement rural; politique de développement; migración rural; juventud rural; desarrollo rural; política de desarrollo; conséquences économiques; conséquences sociales; conditions de vie; conditions de travail; besoins essentiels; politique des salaires; politique de l'emploi; tableau statistique; consecuencias económicas; consecuencias sociales; condiciones de vida; condiciones de trabajo; necesidades esenciales; política salarial; política de empleo; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 91 P. pages
Date: 1980
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Published in Recherches pour le programme mondial de l'emploi document de travail. WEP 10-6

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