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In recent years some countries have experienced very rapid economic development. This has resulted in much higher standards of living in urban areas but not in the countryside. This situation may bring some problems for the country as a whole. What are these problems? How might they be reduced? Considering the developing countries, we can find many examples in which the economic growth has elevated the standards of living in large cities where in contrast opposite has affected the rural areas. One of the primary problems that the concentration of facilities in large cities may cause is the migration of the villagers to urban areas, seeking for a better life. This phenomenon itself can be considered as a basic source from which much many more difficulties might stem. For instance, the urban cities will become over populated whereas the villages are evacuated. On the one hand, In one side, as the larger as the populations becomes, the more likely are crimes to occur. crimes and social problems would be more likely to occur. On the other handside, the desertionfication of rural areas might result in gradual vanishing of traditions, local languages or even tribes and nations. It might even come to a disaster for to agriculture and other productive industries that used to be taken care of by rural inhabitants. From my points of view, spreading facilities all over the country can help in keeping the crowd of each area in their hometown/native city/mother land. Providing some job opportunities by some actions such as establishment or relocation of factories and manufacturing lines in rural areas not only encourages the inhabitants to stay but also might motivate urban citizens to move there, which is already happening to many people in developed countries who look for a calmer and happier life. To sum up, it seems a critical task for states and governments of developing countries to have a plan and strategy in order to manage all the members of their nation to benefit from any growth happening to their country as they have a share in the achievement of such progress.