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Mind Map by Vanessa Greif, updated more than 1 year ago
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Mumbai
- Experiencing hyper-urbaisation
- Economy has grown based on manufacturing
- Growth is now slowing down in Mumbai
- Growth is now slowing down in Mumbai
- Increase in IT and financial services and has become a major center for out-sourced work
- Central position in Asia
- Become a hub for
TNCs
- Bollywood makes more films than hollywood
- Becoming more popular on a global scale
- Becoming more popular on a global scale
- Average population density of 80,000 per km
sq.
- Generates 33% pf India's entire tax revenue
- Largest city in
India
- Located on thin island on the west coast of India
- Population
- 3 million in 1950
- 18 million today
- 26 million in 2020
- 3 million in 1950
- 40% of all international flights land there
- Not all people have benefited from the growth
- Life expectancy
- 68 in the city
- 65 as a whole nation
- 68 in the city
- 60% of the population live in poverty
- 1/3 live in absolute poverty
- 1/3 live in absolute poverty
- Employment in the informal sector is rising
- Poorly paid and unreliable
- Poorly paid and unreliable
- High levels of congestion and
pollution
- High level of Rural-Urban migration
- Housing shortages
- Housing shortages
- Quality of life is one of the lowest of all world cities
- It came 150th out of 216
- It came 150th out of 216
- Dharavi
- Over 1 million inhabitants
- Streets are narrow
- Houses are poorly constructed
- Overcrowded
- Poor sanitation
- High levels of disease
- High levels of disease
- Often water shortages
- There have been incidents of fires due to lack of regulation
- One of the largest and well organised slums in Asia
- Can be described as sustainable as it recycles 80% of it's waste
- Worth $1.5 million a year
- Worth $1.5 million a year
- The land that it is built upon has a value of over $10 billion
- Goods worth over £500 million are produced every year
- Sold throughout Europe and North America
- Sold throughout Europe and North America
- Over 1 million inhabitants
- Vision Mumbai
- Plan to tackle problems created by the rapid population growth
- Turn the city into a world-class location by 2013
- Work began in 2004
- In order to be successful they plan to remove Dharavi slum
- By 2007
- 200,000 people had been moved
- 45,000 homes demolished
- 300 hectares of land cleared for development
- 200,000 people had been moved
- Four aspects to improve
- Transport
- Housing
- Environment
- Employment
- Transport
- Plan to tackle problems created by the rapid population growth
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