Counter Urbanisation

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What is counter urbanisation?
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Counter urbanisation is the process by which people move from urban areas to rural areas.
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Name two key factors driving counter urbanisation.
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Two key factors are higher property prices in urban areas and a desire for a better quality of life.
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How does technology contribute to counter urbanisation?
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Technology, like the internet and telecommuting, allows people to work remotely, facilitating living in rural areas.
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List one social impact of counter urbanisation on rural areas.
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An influx of new residents can lead to a greater demand for services and infrastructure in rural areas.
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What is a negative environmental impact of counter urbanisation?
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The spread of urban sprawl can lead to the loss of agricultural land and natural habitats.
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How does counter urbanisation affect urban areas?
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Urban areas may experience a decrease in population, which can lead to economic shifts and changes in housing demand.
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Why might families prefer to move to rural areas amidst counter urbanisation?
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Families may move for larger living spaces, safer environments, and better educational opportunities.
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What is a potential economic consequence of counter urbanisation for rural communities?
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Counter urbanisation can lead to increased local business activity and employment opportunities.
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Mention one effect of counter urbanisation on transport infrastructure.
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Increased population in rural areas can lead to congestion and demand for improved transport links.
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What role does government policy play in counter urbanisation?
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Governments may implement policies that encourage or discourage people from moving to rural areas through taxes and development incentives.
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Identify a demographic change often seen in areas experiencing counter urbanisation.
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A demographic change can be an increase in middle-class or affluent residents moving to rural areas.
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How does counter urbanisation impact public services?
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There may be increased pressure on public services such as schools and healthcare in rural areas.
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What is a cultural impact of counter urbanisation on rural communities?
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The arrival of urban individuals can lead to cultural changes and potentially cause tension between new and existing residents.
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Can counter urbanisation lead to economic diversity? If so, how?
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Yes, by encouraging a mix of services and industries that cater to new residents and creating varied economic opportunities.
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What is a challenge faced by local governments due to counter urbanisation?
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Local governments may face challenges in planning and funding infrastructure and services to accommodate population growth.
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