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Statement of Problem

What are the factors that influence people to migrate internally in Jamaica especially from Braeton Phase 1, Portmore, St. Catherine to other communities?

Reason for Selecting the Area of Research

The reason for selecting this area for research is because it is the area in which I reside. Also since living in this area from the age of 5 years old, I took notice of migration in and out of the community at an early age, so I have very strong ideas on what makes people actually migrate.

Introduction

This SBA, as mention in the statement of problem, is about the community of Braeton Phase 1 which is situated in Portmore, St. Catherine. This community is neighbouring to Marine Park and Braeton Phase 2 and 3. The main focus of the SBA shows the effects and disturbances which pushes people to migrate out of the area.

Method of Investigation

The Method of Investigation is in the form of a questionnaire which will help show some factors why people migrate out of Braeton. The questionnaires will be given to random people who live in the community. After getting them back, it will be tallied and presented.

Data Collection Instrument

Questionnaire

Instruction:
Read each of the following questions carefully then place a tick (✓) in the boxes provided below. 1. Gender: Male Female

2. Age: 12-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 Over 50

3. Occupation: Employed Unemployed Self-employed

4. How long have you been living in this community?

1-5 years 6-10 years 11-15 years Over 16 years 5. What are some of the main factors why people leave the community?
Crime and violence
Job opportunities elsewhere
Frequent flooding
Transportation

6. When boys and girls leave or graduate from school and reach working age, do they often move away from the community?
Yes, Often
Yes, Occasionally
Seldom or Never
Don’t

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