IGCSE Geography / Rural environments

Case study: rural change in Kenya

Edexcel International GCSE Geography (4GE1), chapter 5: Rural environments, specification point 5.2c, CS5. Part of the full course.

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Rural Kenya is changing because of population growth, changes in farming, drought and rural-urban migration. These changes affect the villages people leave, as well as the farms and families that remain.

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