Rio and Bristol PSD

Rio de Janeiro's location

Brazil, South America

Rio's size ranking in Brazil

Second largest city

Brazil's capital until 1960

Rio de Janeiro

Number of people who attend Rio's carnivals each year

Around 5 million

Name of the 38m statue overlooking the city

Christ the Redeemer

Global status of Christ the Redeemer

One of the seven modern wonders of the world

Major international event Rio hosted in 2016

Olympic & Paralympic Games

Controversies of the 2016 Olympics

Construction delays and eviction of poor locals

Brazil's economic rank in the world

8th largest

Major Brazilian industries

Oil manufacturing, mining, and telecommunications

Number of international tourists Rio attracts annually

2 million

Famous Rio beach featured in films and songs

Copacabana

Term for the difference in quality of life between the rich and poor

Inequality

South America's largest favela

Rochina

The wealthiest district in South America

Leblon

Percentage of Rio households lacking clean running water

Approximately 12%

Main causes of water leakage in the city

Damaged infrastructure and pipelines

Risks of illegal electricity tapping

Unsafe street posts and frequent power cuts

Primary cause of water pollution in Guanabara Bay

Untreated sewage disposed into rivers and the bay

Purpose of the Armed Police (UPP)

To patrol and control violent favelas

Strategy to reduce overcrowding in the city

Constructing new favelas outside the city

Impact of medical staff home visits in favelas

Reduced infant mortality

Bristol's location

South West of England, UK

Bristol's status among UK cities

One of the ten core cities

Famous street artist from Bristol

Banksy

Major annual event attracting 100,000 tourists daily

International hot air balloon festival

Significant transport route Bristol is located on

M4 (London to Wales)

Number of cars imported through Bristol's port annually

700,000

Large scale industry based in Bristol

Silicon chip manufacturing (2nd largest in world)

Percentage of Bristol's population of non

white ethnicity

Benefit of migration to Bristol

Filled skill gaps in the economy

Example of a derelict area in Bristol

Temple Meads

Example of urban sprawl in Bristol

Bradley Stoke

Reason for building on greenfield land

Larger houses with gardens for wealthy families

Purpose of developing brownfield land

Prevents city centre from becoming derelict

Most deprived area in Bristol (top 10% in UK)

Filwood

Wealthiest area in Bristol (lowest 10% deprived in UK)

Stoke Bishop

Percentage of Filwood residents who find litter a problem

94%

Health issue prevalent in Filwood

Above average number of overweight children/adults

Common crime type in Filwood

Antisocial behaviour

Home ownership percentage in Stoke Bishop

75%

Life expectancy difference between Filwood and Stoke Bishop

Filwood is lower than the Bristol average