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Annual Magazine conditions to provide strategic planning and sustainable long-term space measures considering
the principles of sustainable development and the impact of environmental condition on the quality
of life. States have dierent levels of development, thus facing the urbanization impact dierently,
less developed states being the most aected by the impact of urbanization-regarding water
resources, or wealth as provided in the next figure:
C u r r e n t l y , t h e p r o c e s s o f
urbanization is supported equally
both as a social process, as well as
an economic and territorial one.
(Suburbanization in Global Society
(Research in Urban Sociology,
Vo l u m e 1 0 , E m e r a l d G r o u p
Publishing Limited) Urbanization
changes the nature of the cause of
b o t h e c o n o m i c a n d s o c i a l
implications, and the role of the
internal relationships, families of
r e d e fi n i n g t h e c o n c e p t s o f
individual and social responsibility.

Social and economic impact of the urbanization
Migration of population to urban areas has gotten increasing lately, which is why the statistics made
some worrisome scenario that anticipate the weighting of the urban population and the impact of
this process at the global level, as follows in the next figure:

Urban areas have a powerful influence upon places as a result of several factors such as the degree
of use of land or the infrastructure of market makers; the main social eects of this process are:
• Contact with the labor market: established in urban areas population adjusts to match the work
market, specializing in the needs of existing brand and thus framing and adaptation, as well as
winning amounts to cover every day needs

• Families and the urban society: it has been often seen a decline in the concept of the family,
through the proliferation of less traditional forms and new types of households. This tendency
is manifested as a consequence of the diversity of the many options for individuals, in which
individuals are organizing into form collective units.
• Domestic relations: an increase in the rate of participation of women in the labor market, they
became even decision makers who have had to balance professional responsibilities with the
family responsibilities
• Fertility Rates: stepping from rural social space in urban space generates changes in the natural
growth rate of population, the phenomenon manifested setting up smaller families, with a
reduced number of members.
• State of health and pollution: development of new urban areas without complying with the
necessary measures for the development of sustainable areas determine a negative impact
both on the environment, but by the general condition of reciprocity and on the health of
individuals, often aected by increased pollution levels in these areas, in particular the pollution
of air and water.

• Access to education and training: access of the population of rural space set in urban space
ensure their access to education, personal and intellectual development, which provide new
features and modes of the evolution of the individual
• Poverty, lack of opportunities and problems of psychological adaptation: this overlapping of

16 Volume-VII, 2019 Transformation does't take place with a vacuum; instead, it occurs when we are indirectly and
directly connected to all those around us. - Byron Pulsifer