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Mind Map by Hannah Burnett, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Hannah Burnett
over 11 years ago
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Mumbai: Case study Dharavi
- Location
- Western Coast of India, Asia
- Western Coast of India, Asia
- Causes of the slums
- Rapid Urbanisation
- Growth of population due to
industrialisation under British rule
- Natural increase within Mumbai
- In-migration due to booming economy
- Rise in Mumbai's population from 8m, 1971 to 21m today!
- Growth of population due to
industrialisation under British rule
- Rapid Urbanisation
- Characteristics/consequences
- Low crime
- Sense of community, safe neighbourhood
- Sense of community, safe neighbourhood
- 27 story, $2billion skyscraper for one family
- 1 million people in 1 square mile
- 12x12ft room shared by 5 people
- 12x12ft room shared by 5 people
- Poor sewage - open sewers
- Chemical waste layered next to
water pipes - toxic, heavy metals
- Chemical waste layered next to
water pipes - toxic, heavy metals
- Water rations - tap shared by 12,
turned on for 2hrs once a day
- 500 people share each toilet
- 500 people share each toilet
- Lack of sanitation
- 4,000 patients a day for doctors
- 4,000 patients a day for doctors
- 16million in Mumbai, 50% in slums
- Recycling area
- cosmetics, computer keyboards
- manually recycled
- 80% waste is recycled,
compared to 23% in UK
- BUT - unsafe conditions
- BUT - unsafe conditions
- Waste management
- 1million rubbish bags
collected in Mumbai each
day!
- 35,000 rag pickers looking
through rubbish for valuable
recyclables
- Children involved; no gloves or shoes
- Earn £1 equivalent a day
- Earn £1 equivalent a day
- Compound 13 = Dharavi's recycling zone
- $2million plan to regenerate recycling
- 1million rubbish bags
collected in Mumbai each
day!
- cosmetics, computer keyboards
- Low crime
- Kumbharwada
- Pottery area, oldest part of slums
- 10,000 people
- Due to be demolished
- Locals concerned that the new
homes may not provide sufficient
space
- Redevelopment plans
- 3 small rooms and bathroom = £80-90,000
- Slum dwellers rehoused to tower blocks
- BUT: only those living in Dharavi since
2000 will be rehoused
- So many people will be displaced
- So many people will be displaced
- BUT: only those living in Dharavi since
2000 will be rehoused
- 3 small rooms and bathroom = £80-90,000
- Locals concerned that the new
homes may not provide sufficient
space
- Pottery area, oldest part of slums
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