Rural-to-urban migration in Bangladesh, like in many developing countries, can be attributed to various factors. Two significant reasons for this migration include Economic Opportunities and Higher Wages.
Many individuals from rural areas migrate to urban areas in search of better employment opportunities. Urban centers often have a more diversified economy with a range of industries, services, and jobs that may not be available or accessible in rural settings.
Urban jobs, particularly in manufacturing, services, and the informal sector, may offer higher wages compared to agricultural or rural-based work. This economic incentive encourages people to move to cities in the hope of improving their standard of living.