1)      Improving their lifestyle

-create job opportunities

-improve facilities

-agriculture : villages have fresher air no pollution and people prefer food from villages

2) subsidize utility bill 
-subsidize for power generation per unit of production

Main points:

1.     Set up job opportunities with high salary.

 - Duty-free town

-Set up local businesses
-Develop unique tourism spot

 

 

2.     Improve infrastructure and accommodation 

-Experience from the post-war New Towns to more recent new housing settlements has repeatedly shown that local services like schools, shops and public transport, are needed at an early stage in the life of new communities.

 

-Provide quality education 
-Set up good public transportation system
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Rural areas are becoming ghost towns due to urbanization and enhancement of technologies in cities but it can be preserved by having more job opportunities and opening up certain places as tourism spots.

Point 1:

 

Have big celebrations in small town to attract tourists who most of the time travel into foreign countries to experience the culture

-       “Between 70,000 and 75,000 were expected to visit New Zealand in February- a 35% increase on last year” (Murphy, 2016)

-       “Large numbers of travellers have lost their interest in cookie cutter restaurants, lodging and attractions. Instead, they want local food, local attractions and connection to the lifestyles of local people.” (Steele)

Point 2:

 

Increase job opportunities in rural areas to attract even the younger generations to work there.

-       Open more jobs under the governmental sector in rural areas

-       Giving more benefits to companies who establish their businesses in rural areas thus improving the flow of workers in rural areas.