Rural-urban migration in developing countries can be prevented by

Rural-urban migration refers to the movement of people from rural areas to urban areas in search of better opportunities and improved quality of life. To prevent rural-urban migration in developing countries, it is important to address the root causes of migration. One effective approach is to improve the living conditions in rural areas by providing basic amenities such as good roads, electricity, water supply, healthcare facilities, and schools. This will help to create job opportunities and improve the standard of living in rural areas, making it less attractive for people to migrate to urban areas. Additionally, encouraging the establishment of small-scale industries in rural areas can also create employment opportunities and help to reduce rural-urban migration. Overall, the key is to ensure that there is an even distribution of facilities and opportunities in both rural and urban areas to discourage migration.