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Agriculture, Rural Poverty and Distress Migration: Challenges for Inclusive Growth

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Analysis of distress migration patterns shows significant links to rural poverty and agricultural challenges.

Rural poverty drives distress migration, suggesting urgent need for policy interventions.
Over 60% of temporary migrants maintain ties with their native villages, showcasing complex socio-economic patterns.
The analysis focuses on rural migrants from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh, highlighting specific regional issues.
Addressing agricultural challenges may reduce distress migration, indicating potential pathways for inclusive growth.

Rajanikanth et al. (2025) studied this question.

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