Impact of labour migration on sustainable development of Russia

Abstract

The implications of labor migration for sustainable development have recently become a growing area of scientific and administrative intrigue. Sustainable development embodies harmonious and comprehensive progress in economic, social and environmental dimensions, which meets the requirements of the present, without hindering the ability of future generations to realize their own prerequisites. The impact of labor migration on sustainable development depends on the circumstances and specific conditions of migration and can lead to both favorable and unfavorable results. One of the key differences between labor migration in Russia and in other parts of the world is the geographical proximity of the countries of origin. This difference in geographical proximity of the countries of origin can have significant consequences for the integration and social cohesion of migrant workers in the host society. This manuscript is an integral part of an ongoing research project aimed at a thorough study of the impact of labor migration on sustainable development in Russia. Our main goal is to accurately answer the following research question: what is the cumulative impact of labor migration on sustainable development in Russia and how does it fluctuate in economic, social and environmental dimensions? The article analyzes the data and assesses the impact of labor migration on sustainable development in Russia. The results of this study have the potential to serve as a guide for policy makers and contribute to the scientific dialogue on labor migration and sustainable development.

Keywords

• labour migration
• sustainable development
• russia
• economic impact
• social impact
• migrant workers
• regional development