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[Migration of young people in Burkina].


 Migration patterns in Burkina Faso, contributing factors, and migrant characteristics are examined. Data are from published literature for the years 1969-1973. Net emigration from Burkina Faso, primarily to the Ivory Coast and Ghana, is shown to be the predominant trend. The migrant population consists largely of men aged 15-30 from the rural Mossi regions. The socioeconomic context contributing to the observed emigration and the benefits to the communities of origin as a result of these movements are considered. The impact of return migration on agricultural development is discussed.
