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contemporary urban environments
Mumbai case study
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Where is Mumbai?
West coast
of
India.
How much of its population live in slums?
More than
50%
What is the literacy rate in the slums compared to the city?
60
% in the slums compared to
90
% within the city.
How many of the slum resdients have access to healthcare?
30%
What limits Mumbais room for expansion?
There a
5
rivers that flow through the city e.g River
Mithi.
What
is Mumbais climate?
India has a
monsoon
climate, which is a long
dry
season followed by a period of intense rainfall.
What is the average precipitation in July?
960mm
What
happened in July 2005?
The river
Mithi burst
, killing 400 people, flooding water sources and creating water-borne diseases e.g
cholera.
What
is the relief of Mumbai?
Mumbai is on a very
low-lying
floodplain.
Why
is Mumbai vulnerable to tectonic hazards?
Mumbai is in a
seismically
active area and the
earthquakes
may trigger tsunamis which can impact those on low-lying land.
How many vehicles are added onto the roads daily?
450
vehicles.
What is Mumbais largest slum called and what's its population?
Dharavi
and it has a population of
over 1 million.
What % of Mumbai have been victims of crime?
30%
Where do the wealthy residents live?
In the
inner-city.
What is the infant-mortality?
26/1000
babies born die.
How much open space is there compared to London?
Mumbai has
0.3
acres of open space compared to
12
acres in London.