Industrialisation as a cause of urbanisation
People migrated closer to their workplaces from rural areas, resulting in better roads, infrastructure, means of transport and communication.
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Industrialisation as a cause of urbanisation | People migrated closer to their workplaces from rural areas, resulting in better roads, infrastructure, means of transport and communication. |
social factors as a cause of urbanization | Factors like better living conditions, better healthcare, and a rise in social status drive people to move to cities. |
sustenance | agriculture provides lower income, so people leave rural areas in search of a better job and income |
spread of education | access to information has built awareness about the world among people. |
positive impacts of urbanization | 1. Increase in the improvement of housing facilities
2. Growth of education and healthcare
3. variety in jobs
4. availability of labour force
5. improved living standards |
negative impact of urbanization | 1. increased no. of squatters leads to growth of slums.
2. rise in land value
3. cost of living increases
4. crime rate increases
4.congestion and pollution
5. extremely stressful life, with no leisure time |
largest slum in asia | dharavi in mumbai |
satellite cities | they emerge to supply resources to the main city.
they also act as ares of relatively reasonable prices of living for the labour force. they have their own municipalities. |
use of satellite cities | provides job opportunities, better housing, less pollution and decongestion. |
smart cities | cities that facilities that used urban informatics to improve the efficiency of services. |
ICT full form | information communication technology |
IOT full form | internet of things |
use of ict and iot | Used to manage functions such as water supply, waste management, power supply, and medical and educational facilities. |
smart city examples | amsterdam, new york, barcelona, stockholm. |