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Spatial Distribution
27/33 in developing world; China has 6 and India has 5
Nature and Character
Nature of over-urbanisation; Character of large informal sectors (65% of Dhaka), clear social divisions
Formal and Informal Sectors
Formal is recorded by the state; Informal is unregulated, small-scale and low paying
Types of Responses to Challenges
Planned management by government; Aided-self-help management; Unaided self-help management; Top-down; Bottom-up
Challenge 1: Housing
Homelessness and illegal housing (50% of Mumbai’s population in slums, City of the Dead in Egypt)
Challenge 2: Employment
High unemployment due to lack of jobs; Informal economy; Grameen Bank provides microtransactions (High interest rates at 20%)
Challenge 3: Sanitisation
Orangi Pilot Project is an NGO teaching residents how to construct and maintain low-cost toilets and underground sewerage (500 people per toilet in Dharavi, 48% of India’s population openly defecate)
Challenge 4: Traffic and Pollution
Causes congested roads and accidents; No Driving Day in Mexico limits vehicle flow (Carbon monoxide dropped by 11%)