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This text explores the life cycle of urban movements, focusing on slums and poverty. It outlines how to measure deprivation through various indicators, including physical, social, economic, and political indices. The text delves into the global and local presence of slums, their defining characteristics, demographics, and the advantages and disadvantages of residing in such areas. It also questions whether the location of slums differs between high-income countries (HICs) and low-income countries (LICs), urging a comprehensive examination of urban poverty patterns.
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You have 5 minutes: • Complete the life-cycle showing human movements (from yesterday). • Ensure your notes are complete and up-to-date.
LO To measure ‘deprivation’ using suitable indicators. To locate slums on a global and local scale. To describe the common features of slums and analyse these features. FROM THE SPEC: Examine patterns of urban poverty and deprivation (such as slums, squatter settlements, areas of low‑cost housing and inner‑city areas).
How can it be measured? DEPRIVATION
Physical indicators • Social indicators • Economic indices • Political indices
http://www.forbes.com/2007/06/11/third-world-slums-biz-cx_21cities_ee_0611slums.htmlhttp://www.forbes.com/2007/06/11/third-world-slums-biz-cx_21cities_ee_0611slums.html
Make notes on the following: • Where are slums found? (Global and local scale) • What characteristics define a ‘slum’? Is this consistent? • Who lives there? • Advantages / disadvantages of living there?
Does the location of slums in relation to the urban area vary between HIC’s and LIC’s?