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the development in the host and home countries globally. Previous studies conclude that remittances are helpful
for removing poverty, creating human capital and reduce income dependency, etc. at the source country,
particularly rural areas. The 21st-century puzzling expatriate and emphasizes remittances on household
subsistence, their trends, patterns, and existence representation. The present study of Dapoli and Guhagar tehsils
of rural Ratnagiri has a strong historically persist comprehensive framework of labor migration both at domestic as
well as an international border. Thus, paper deals with (a) understand emigrant and remittance position; (b)
remittance effects on household welfare along with education and health in sample household; (c) finally, it
postulates a rural transformation hoist in individual and society. The paper outcomes in view of logistics regression
suggested that household determinants are causing factors for out-migrants and multiple regression (OLS) analysis
has drawn positive effect of inward remittances on the social-economic variable of the household.

1531 The Age Patterns of In-migrants and Out-migrants of Metro Manila, 2005-2010

Jolly Mae Catalan
Department of Health Davao Region, Davao City, Philippines. University of the Philippines-Diliman, Quezon City,
Philippines

Categories

5. Population Mobility (Internal and International Migration, including Refugees) and Urbanization

Abstract

Metro Manila remained to have the highest number of in-migrants and out-migrants compared to other regions in
the Philippines, however, there is no recent findings on the difference of those who in-migrated and out-migrated.
The focus of the study is to compare the age patterns of migrants and stayers of Metro Manila using the life course
perspective in a population lens. The study gives emphasis on the analysis of the age distributions as it is a key
information for the proper allocation of socioeconomic services. The increase and decrease in the age distribution
by 5-year age group formed the age patterns. The study used the 2010 Census of Population and Housing (CPH).

The study implies migration concerns should be included in policymaking, as in-migration and out-migration show
a different age pattern. Based on the age patterns of the life course events, the peak age of in-migration in ages 20-
24 is the peak age of labor force participation, fertility, and family formation. Whereas, the peak age of out-migration
denoted possible family out-migration, as there is an observed equal percentage in age groups 5-9, 25-29, and 30-
34. These findings provided a benchmark information on how to manage the migration in Metro Manila.

1240 New Home, New Strategy: Surviving Strategy among Displaced Family in a
Post-Conflict Village in Poso Regency, Indonesia.

Ekawati Sri WAHYUNI, Titik Sumarti, Saharuddin Saga

IPB University, Bogor, Indonesia