urbanisation Flashcards

(46 cards)

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Urbanisation

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Is the increase of proportion of people living in urban areas in comparison to rural areas

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megacity

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A city with over 10million people

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What happened in the uk in 1961

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The uk was the first country in the world to have an urban population of 50% ( due to industrial revolution)

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What is the Brandt line

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The Brandt Line is an imaginary division that has provided a rough way of dividing all of the countries in the world in to the rich north and poor south.

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When was the Brandt line made?

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1980

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6
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Where are most megacities located

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In Asia

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Where are there few megacities

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In industrialised areas

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What is migration

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The movement of population from one area to another

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Name some push factors

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Drought, natural disasters, lack of employment, poor education facilities, poor health care, war, land shortage

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Name some pull factors

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Higher standard of living, good education, jobs available, good health services, better social environment

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Name 3 examples of megacities

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Tokyo, new York and lagos

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lic

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Low income country

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nee

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Newly economically developed

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14
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describe the location of rio de Janeiro

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Southern hemisphere of the country of Brazil
Just north of the tropic of Capricorn
Brazil is located in south America
Duo is surrounded by the Atlantic ocean

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How is rio important on s national scale

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The cultural capital
Attracts many tourists
First south American city to host the Olympic games
industrialised city

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What is the multiplier effect

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If new jobs are created, people who take them have money to spend in the shops, which means that more shop workers are needed. The shop workers pay their taxes and spend their new-found money, creating yet more jobs in industries as diverse as transport and education

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tourism

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Receives more tourists than any other city in south America with about 2.82million per year

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cbd

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Central business district

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high residential areas found

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Next to cbd and beeches such as copacabana

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North zone

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Port, airport, soccer stadium, national park, FAVELAS

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Central zone

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CBD, oldest part, financial centre, largest oil and mining companies

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West zone

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Wealthy coastal suburb, tourists, rich, some parts industrialised with low quality housing around steel works, main Olympic stadiums

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South zone

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Developed after tunnels were cut through mountains, main tourist hotels send beaches, wealthiest district in the whole of south America, overlooked by rochina,

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Types of employment in rio

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Tourism, manufacturing,constuction,service, port, oil refining

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port
Export products generate more jobs in Rio Business overseas
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service
Overseas | High skilled workers
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construction
Low skilled workers
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Steel
Increase gdp
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tourism
Businesses can thrive, multiplier effect
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manufacturers
Cheap because its an led, employees cheaper veto pay, long ours low pay
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oil
Expensive | Overseas
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Olympic opportunities
``` Short term jobs Housing facilities Sports facilities Businesses thriving Increase GDP Improved infrastructure Clean polluted water ```
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Olympic challenges
``` Bankrupted the local government Crime and riots broke out Didn't spend money on necessities Houses destroyed Not everyone will benefit ```
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How many families evicted in the favelas
385
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1000 people lost their houses for
A new road
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How much of the population live in the favelas
25%
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Environmental challenges of urban growth- water
Polluted water systems, increase water borne diseases Poor drainage system Over 200 TONNES OF RAW SEWAGE POURS ON THE BEACH EVERYDAY This decreases tourism 12% of RIO DONT HAVE ACCESS TO RUNNING WATER
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Environmental challenges of urban growth-Pollution
Traffic congestion Safer to be in a car The number of cars in Rio over the past decade has increased by 40%
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Environmental challenges of urban growth-solutions
95% of population now have main water supply Safer on public transport New roads
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Social challenges of urban growth
``` Pressure on jobs Pressure on education Healthcare Low skilled workers ONLY 55% OF THE CITY HAVE A LOCAL FAMILY HEALTH CARE CLINIC Crime Not enough energy Informal job sector increased ```
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Solutions to social challenges
Giving school grants the favela have their own unit Police to help tackle crime Health kits
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Economic challenges
Unemployment rates in favela over 20% crime
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solutions
Education | School for tomorrow programme
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What is the informal economy
Employment outside of the official knowledge of the government (illegal and don't pay tax so government suffers)
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High murder rate of
20 to 1000 people
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Infant mortality rate
50 to 1000 people