Sustainable Livelihood Transitions: Youth Agricultural Retention and Migration Dynamics
This research examines push-pull migration factors and economic viability assessments determining whether rural youth remain in agriculture or seek alternative livelihoods. The study produces predictive models of agricultural workforce sustainability and identifies policy interventions for economically viable youth engagement.
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