Question

migration. leads to social integration. Explain.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

1. The process by which migrants become accepted into society, both as individuals and as groups…. [Integration] refers to a two-way process of adaptation by migrants and host societies… ... Social inclusion refers to migrants' inclusion and full economic, social, cultural, and political participation into host communities.
2. The main sources for migrant integration data are censuses and household surveys, particularly labour force surveys and living conditions surveys. These sources contain data that can be used to measure migrant integration across a range of areas. Key areas include:
4. Labour market (for example, employment rates, wages or income, occupation, activity rate and over qualification rate);
5. Education (for example, highest level of education attainment, dropout rate, grades and skills);
6. Health (for example, healthy life years and life expectancy);
7. Social inclusion (for example, property ownership, housing cost overburden, child poverty and social exclusion)
8. Civic inclusion/engagement (for example, voting rights, representation in the political arena, public employment, naturalization rate, share of long-term residence and volunteering);
9. Cultural inclusion (for example, customs, traditions, language and religion);
10. Financial inclusion (for example, banking, savings, credit, insurance and advice);
11. Spatial inclusion (for example, residential segregation by socio-economic status);