Modern Cambodia implemented a pro-natalist policy in 1979 when it emerged from the Khmer Rouge regime. Cambodia considers their fertility to be too low and intervenes to raise their rates.
Migration in Cambodia is, by and large, concentrated within
its borders. Reports from the Ministry of Planning set the percentage of
internal migrants at 35% of the total population,most of these
internal movements are very short-range.
Most the Cambodian migrants are females employed as domestic workers.
The main push factors leading many Cambodian irregular labor migrants to move include landlessness, natural disasters, debt and land grabbing. Debt for health reasons is considered one of the main causes of landlessness in Cambodia. (Biddulph, 2004)
Two pull factors are economic issues and education for the future generations.
Net Migration Rate (2010-2015): -0.1 migrants /1,000 population
The percentage of migrants among the urban population is 56.23%. Rural migrants represent only 31.37% of the rural population.
Cambodia's population momentum is a 3.
Migration in Cambodia is, by and large, concentrated within
its borders. Reports from the Ministry of Planning set the percentage of
internal migrants at 35% of the total population,most of these
internal movements are very short-range.
Most the Cambodian migrants are females employed as domestic workers.
The main push factors leading many Cambodian irregular labor migrants to move include landlessness, natural disasters, debt and land grabbing. Debt for health reasons is considered one of the main causes of landlessness in Cambodia. (Biddulph, 2004)
Two pull factors are economic issues and education for the future generations.
Net Migration Rate (2010-2015): -0.1 migrants /1,000 population
The percentage of migrants among the urban population is 56.23%. Rural migrants represent only 31.37% of the rural population.
Cambodia's population momentum is a 3.