Definition(s)
The condition(s) or circumstance(s) in a country of origin that impel or stimulate emigration.
Source(s)
Derived by EMN from IOM Glossary on Migration, 2019.
Translations
- BG: отблъскващ фактор
- CS: push faktor
- DE: Push-Faktor
- EL: αιτία φυγής / παράγοντας απώθησης
- EN: push factor
- ES: factor de expulsión
- ET: tõukefaktor
- FI: työntötekijä
- FR: facteur de répulsion
- GA: toisc bhrú
- HR: čimbenik odbijanja
- HU: taszító tényező / push faktor
- IT: fattore di spinta
- LT: stūmimo veiksnys
- LV: atgrūšanas faktors
- MT: Fattur ta’ ripulsjoni / ta’ tbarrija
- NL: push factor / afstotende factor
- PL: czynik wypychający
- PT: fator de afastamento / push factor
- RO: factor de împingere / push factor
- SK: nútiaci faktor / push faktor
- SL: dejavnik potiska / dejavnik odbijanja
- SV: push-faktor
- NO: skyvfaktor (b); skuvfaktor (n)
- KA: მიგრაციის მაიძულებელი (push) ფაქტორი
- UK: фактор виштовхування
- HY: վանող գործոն
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Note(s)
As recognised by the project European Reintegration Networking, this can be for a specific or a variety of reasons, e.g. declining economic opportunities or political instability may stimulate emigration.