In recent decades, rural China has witnessed a housing construction boom. order to control the rapid growth of housing, both central and local governments have established quantitative restrictions on floor numbers total area; however, these been relatively ineffective. Current research explain this in tends consider independent household behavior, while social interactions among villagers are ...

purpose: the gole of this study is to survey attitudes of council members' of rural relative to the preference quality of life in rural areas of villages of dehgolan in kurditan province. it reveals the priority of indices in terms of the quality of life improvement in this region. methodology: this study was descriptive - analytical. data was collected through a questionnaire survey. the study...

Abstract Lack of housing security is a major problem for rural migrant workers in China. This chapter explores the range and depth problems facing migrants. These challenges include issues affordability poor quality administrative barriers that inhibit access to commercial welfare programmes. There big difference between consumption pattern city countryside. due large discrepancies levels good ...

introduction: in recent years the development of small cities and including through promoting of villages to city as one of the main policies to improve quality of life in rural areas were considered in iran and according this during recent decades a large number of villages have been changed to city. while urbanization in developing countries have been many problems such as lack of housing and...

The household registration (hukou) system in China, classifying each person as a rural or an urban resident, is a major means of controlling population mobility and determining eligibility for state-provided services and welfare. Established in the late 1950s, it was initially used to bar rural-to-urban migration. After the late 1970s reforms, an inflow of rural migrant workers was allowed into...

There is scarce information concerning the epidemiology of Toxoplasma gondii infection in people of rural Mexico. Anti-T. gondii immunoglobulin (Ig)G and IgM antibodies were sought in 462 adult inhabitants from 3 rural communities of Durango, Mexico, using enzyme-linked immunoassays. In total, 110 (23.8%) of 463 persons had IgG anti-T. gondii antibodies. Ten (2.2%) of them also had IgM anti-T. ...

The characteristics of rural health and the issues driving the delivery of healthcare services to the rural environment are very different from those of metropolitan centers. Geographical isolation and its effect on access to health services is the defining element of rural health (1). In addition, the differing social, lifestyle, and environmental determinants of health in the rural population...

The expansion of the cities into the rural-urban fringes is creating direct and indirect impacts with those living there facing new challenges and opportunities in meeting their life needs and accommodating the by-products of urbanization. Although urbanization in these areas provides opportunities for employment, better housing, education, knowledge and technology transfer, and ready markets f...