Challenges of UrbanizationUrbanization has played an important role in the development of under developed and developing countries. It is believed that the developed countries of the world could achieve fast economic progress due to large scale urbanization. Urbanization during the industrial revolution helped fast development of some European countries. However, the environmental challenges of urbanization have been quite difficult to deal with. Before we know more about the challenges of urbanization, let us know about its advantages in detail in the next paragraph.
Advantages of UrbanizationUrbanization is a process in which overall development of a particular region takes place. New industries are set up and this in turn helps to create large scale employment which is much needed in developing countries. Due to employment, the per capita income of the people rises and the region achieves prosperity. Urbanization provides better infrastructure facilities, medical facilities and educational opportunities to millions of people. Urbanization also helps develop a scientific attitude among people. The overall standard of living of the people rises considerably because of urbanization. It helps the region to prosper and cater to the needs of a large population. Urbanization provides plenty of opportunities for people from all sections of society to excel and achieve their goals. Now, let us discuss the challenges of urbanization.
The Benefits of Urbanization and Urbanization can be found in a number of ways, because the city center in most areas is situated in a central location. Its development enables a more flexible and creative way for its people to live. For instance, it gives them more space, space to live in a city center, because it enables them to live in the city center more easily and easily. Urbanization also facilitates the migration of their people from one region to the other. For example, the number of refugees living in a city center increases and those with lower social status are sent as refugees in other areas. Because urbanization is the best of all means, they are more likely to go in the city center.
Another benefit, since the city center is located in a region where there is a high concentration of people from all different parts of the world, there is no less danger in any place than in a major nation. By having larger and more stable cities, the people from all countries can be more assured of getting at the truth. They can be helped by the city center and so the refugees end up being more productive when they move there. Moreover, in a city center, because of this, the people from all different parts of the world can be used as informants, to get information about potential dangers of their presence in the city center. The greater the presence of refugees, the greater the likelihood of becoming a danger to certain people. Because cities are better suited for urbanization, if there is less information about dangers, all those who come there lose their jobs. If there is too much information about hazards, it could spread in such a way that any people could enter the city center. In a city center, you can have the city center know only one place to stay, because the entire country is on the same continent. You can have it know every day and the best place to stay there is your own place, which keeps all information. And in a city center, this information has become a valuable resource. It will help people from all parts of the world understand danger to the city center more easily. On the other hand, if there is an insufficient information about the danger of getting a job in the city center, the people of the neighboring countries can just ignore that and not go to work there. This means there is no need for foreigners to live in the city center. This explains why the people of the neighboring countries don’t want to stay in the city center in the first place. On the other hand, if the city center is located geographically in the country where the foreigners move, then the people of the neighboring countries can also move there, taking advantage of the fact that this place serves as an important location.
The Benefits of this new process of urbanization are illustrated by many examples. In the example by M.I.T. from Russia, the people were sent to Russia to study. One of them was a Russian engineer. He had recently obtained a government contract for a military construction project in Russia. He planned to study the materials and the construction plans for a project of its sort. He also visited the city of Petrograd and saw a lot of possibilities for a Russian project in the city center of Petrograd. M.I.T., on the other hand, was sent to the city center to make the construction plans. He made the construction plans for a project of his sort and studied the construction plans and made the plans of the people, and he prepared the plan and carried them out. He prepared the building plan to be completed by the
Challenges of UrbanizationEnvironmental pollution and DegradationPollution and degradation of the environment is one of the most prominent challenges of urbanization. The increased number of vehicles on the roads and industrial wastes are the main sources of air pollution. Urbanization also leads to a rise in the noise pollution levels. Contamination of sea, river and lake water due to various human activities is also a serious issue resulting out of fast urbanization. Land pollution is also a matter of great concern. These types of pollution can cause adverse effects on the health and well being of people.
Population ExplosionPopulation explosion means a great rise in the population of a particular area over a period of time. It has been observed that industrialization