topic 3 challenges of an urban world Flashcards

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site

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the actual location in relation to physical characteristics

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situation

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the location based on its surroundings and other buildings

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3
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examples of mumbais site

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located on west coast, large waterfront

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examples of mumbais situation

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close to the missle eastern markets and suez canal

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5
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burgess model?

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6
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new cbd

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bandra kurla complex

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7
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where is new cbd

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top of the peninsula

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8
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what is in the inner suburbs

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dharavi, chawls

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what were the outer suburbs built along

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railway lines

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10
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why has industry mived to the outer suburbs

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cheaper land and more workers

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11
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what percent of mumbais pop live in slums

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40%

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12
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reasons for past growth?

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bombay had a deep port, gateway to india, in the 14th century portugese captured it and established trading centres

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reasons for current growth

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1000 migrants a day, hyper urbanisation, natural increase, rural to urban migration

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pull factors

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Job opportunities, education, healthcare, connectivity, infastructure, entertainment

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push factors

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crime, poor housing, sanitation,noise,pollution

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where are migrants travelling to and from

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small towns and poorer areas to the larger cities mostly Mumbai and dehli

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what does a large pop do for a country

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creates a large market as people require more services

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18
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past industry:

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secondary such as making cotton and cars

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19
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1980s industry

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a large increase in the servise sector

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20
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present industry

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globalisation has seen companies suh as dell and microsoft set up more jobs in the service sector.

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21
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how many tonnes of waste is produced a day in mumbai

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6000-9000 tonnes

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22
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how much of the waste in mumbai is recycled by dharavi residents

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85%

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23
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what do recyclers sell

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scar metals and plastics

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how many small scale businesses are there in dharavi

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negatives of a large informal sector:
no taxes being collected so no government investment services stretched tncs leave as there is poor infastructure government reduces taxes
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challenges mumbai face:
housing shortages slums poor waste disposal poor acess to services bad traffic poor worker conditions poor water suply
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hosuing shortages:
due to large pop increase
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poor water supply:
60% or mum pop use communal taps
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negatives of pop increase:
services and infastructure cannot keep up
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poor waste disposal
creates more disease and bad water pollution, influences informal sector
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air polllution
dangerous levels of nitrous oxide causing health issues, asthma
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traffic congestion
more pollution, more deaths
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poor working conditions
people work surrounded by no fumes, have no security
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pollution indicator in 2017
101
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pollution indicator in 2018
129
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average mumbai salary
6000$
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common causes of death
typhoid malnutrition,
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how many toilets per 625 peopel in dharavi
1
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dharavi pop
1 million
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why does quality of life vary
high house prices,low salatries, no affordable housing, corruption,no apartment renovation
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why bad infastructure
takes time to implement, cannot keep up with growth, money spent on other things
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sustainable cities:
provides good quality of life without sabotaging the future of the city
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sustainable cities:
provides good quality of life without sabotaging the future of the city
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how to have a sustainable city
good public transport good services affordable housing
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top down strategies
large infastructure projects for big cities by government
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top down strategies
large infastructure projects for big cities by government
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bottom up
from ngo small projects affecting small communities
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example of top down
gorai garbage centre closure mumbai monorail
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examples of bottom up
sparc toilet blocks hamara foundation
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sparc toilet blocks
sparc made public toilets affordable for families that are better than government toilets. improved slum settlements
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gorai garbage closure
changed and closed into a green area which helped reduces carbon emissions and global footprints
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sparc negatives
still need to build many more toilets to have a vast impact
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gorai negatives
cost 5-6 million$
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mumbai monorail
created new transport and reduced pollution. cheap tickets
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hamara foundation
provides education and healthcare for the poorest children
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mega city
pop of more than 10 mil ppl