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CONTEMPORARY URBAN ENVIRONMENTS
MUMBAI CASE STUDY
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Mumbai is one of the WHAT?
One of the
largest cities
in the
world
Population of Mumbai is?
over
20 million
Rapid growth from when?
the
1970s
why has there been rapid growth from the 1970s?
due to the
rise
of
industries attracting migrants
from all over
India
What has lack of space for housing led to?
slums
and
'vertical growth'
(i.e.
skyscrapers
)
what can wealthier groups afford to do in Mumbai?
In pursuit of
better living conditions,
wealthier groups can afford to move to the
suburbs
eg
Thane
give one pro and one con of wealthier groups moving to the suburbs of Mumbai?
PRO-
relieved pressure
on
inner city services
CON-
reduced green spaces
and put more
pressure
on
suburban services
what does Mumbai have?
a large
industrial sector
What industries drive economic growth in the city?
industries such as
textiles
,
finance
,
entertainment
this has led to the development of industrial areas such as Dharavi
Mumbai has a large what?
Informal economy
Give details about Mumbai's
informal economy
?
Many people working
in
sectors
such as
waste recycling
=
led
to
creation
of
formal settlements
such as
Dharavi
what is Dharavi a HUB for?
the
informal economy
what type of world city is Mumbai?
An
Alpha World City
Mumbai is an alpha world city- what does this mean?
Mumbai
has significant
importance culturally
and
economically
eg
home
to
BOMBAY STOCK EXCHANGE
and
home
to BOLLYWOOD
what factors contribute to Mumbai's growth?
Industrialisation
Improvements in
transport
and
technology
Female empowerment
How has industrialisation contributed to Mumbai's growth?
an
economic factor
which has
attracted migrants
from all over
India
how have improvements in transport and technology contributed to Mumbai's growth?
they
have made the city more accessible
how has female empowerment in RECENT TIMES contributed to Mumbai's growth?
Female empowerment has led to an
increase
in
women
working outside the
home
and MAY be CONTRIBUTING to
LOWER BIRTH RATES
What is there limited evidence for ?
decentralisation
How is there limited evidence for decentralisation?
Whilst
suburb
are
growing
, the
centre
of
Mumbai
remains the most
commercial
and
financial hub