Urbanisation Flashcards

(29 cards)

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What are the most critical world cities called?

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Hubs

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Explain and give examples of the business and trade hub?

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Allows for strong interconnections e.g Heathrow airport is the largest airport in Europe, and Tokyo is the headquarters for TNCs

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Explain the production hub

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Decisions on marketing and production across the globe is made by TNCs

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Explain the role of the political hub

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Dedicate training between companies and attempt to offer financial support which is essential for growth of LEDCs

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Outline the role of the migration hub

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World cities attract talented, intelligent workers and increasing diversity increases the capacity for alternative ideas

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The growth of cities development was due to?

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Agricultural revolution, industrial processes, power ability, improved transport and public health

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How many people live in Mumbai?

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14.5 million

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How many migrants enter Mumbai per day?

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1000

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9
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What is the projected population of Mumbai by 2025?

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26 million

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Why is Dharavi the most popular slum in Mumbai?

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Located between two major rail lines and rent can be as little as 180 rupees per month (£2.20)

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What is the issue with Dharavi’s water system?

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Too much pressure, dependent on the monsoon system

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What is wrong with the living conditions in Dharavi?

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Poorly built, cramped houses, no sewage system and is a risk to health

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What is wrong with the waste system in Dharavi?

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Too much waste is leading to air pollution, 25% of deaths between 2007-2008 were due to respiratory issues

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What is the issue with Dharavi’s health care?

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Strained, only reaching 30% of the poor urban areas

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What system has been installed in Dharavi to improve the water system?

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Rain harvesting systems

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What programme attempted to install 330 communal toilets in Dharavi?

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Slum sanitation programme

17
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What project in Dharavi attempted to improve slums conditions?

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Redevelopment project

18
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What transport is attempting to improve congestion?

19
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Who supported Mumbai’s redevelopment project?

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The world bank

20
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How much is the Mumbai urban transport project worth?

21
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How many residents had to be relocated due to the Mumbai urban transport project?

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How were Mumbai’s relocated residents benefitted?

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Running water, electricity, more space and close to schools

23
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How many Eco-friendly busses were put in place to improve Mumbai?

24
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What is the location of Bangalore?

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Why did Bangalore experience rapid urbanisation?
IT boom caused many migrants to move for jobs, IBM employed over 100,000
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What were the impacts of Bangalore's rapid urbanisation?
Urban sprawl, inadequate city infrastructure and high pollution
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How was the rapid urbanisation managed in Bangalore?
Creation of new urban spaces, city connect and urban model target 2030
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How many cities account for how much of the worlds economy?
100 cities for 30% of the global economy
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Define urbanisation
The growth in the proportion of a countries population that live in the urban area