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PROBLEMS AND CHALLENGES OF FLOODING IN YENAGOA CITY, NIGERIA
... first stage the study identified and listed twenty two (22) communities in the study area. In the second stage, the study purposely selected a total of six (6) communities namely Yenagoa, Amarata-Epie, Okaka-Epie, ...
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The Process of Urbanisation in India: Problems and Prospects
... was the same till the census of 1950-51 but in 1961, a new definition was brought to use. It has been estimated that in coming years, some small town are going to grow into big cities also due to rapid population ...
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ROLE OF URBANISATION ON HOUSEHOLD FOOD SECURITY, NUTRITION,AND FOOD SAFETY
... Current and likely future changes are in the form of more severe or frequent storms, floods and heat waves, constraints on fresh water and food supplies, water-borne, food-borne and vector-borne diseases. The highest ...
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Effects of urbanisation on multiple cropping pattern in coastal districts in India
... proper planning as far as the human settlements and industrial zones are ...Without planning and sanction of the industrial zones, it will create pollution across the coastal ...
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The political economy of urbanisation and development in sub Saharan Africa
... urban planning practices and the expanded availability of healthcare sparked a secular decline in mortality rates in urban and rural areas (Szreter 1997, Bloom and Sachs 1999, Reher 2004, Livi-Bacci ...
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Urbanisation and Migration: An Analysis of Trends, Patterns and Policies in Asia
... The explanation for declining URGD can possibly be sought in terms of decline in RU migration. The data available on migration from a few of the countries may be examined for this purpose. One must analyse internal ...
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Effects of urbanisation and management practices on pollinators in tropical Africa
... Proactive planning is crucial to maintain urban green spaces and ecosystem services while cities are expanding, rather than attempting to retrofit green spaces once cities have ...
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Environmental Consequences of Rapid Urbanisation: Bamenda City, Cameroon
... The lack of improved sanitation and water facilities are two of the four defining characteristics of urban slums. The others are durable housing and sufficient living area. In 2005, slightly more than one third of the ...
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Urbanisation and Energy Crisis: the Case of Lagos State
... stoves. Planning ahead was also a recurring feature among the households and families, which indicated how they prepared for the possibility of power ...outage. Planning ahead is thus part of the ...
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Unacknowledged Urbanisation: The New Census Towns of India
... use planning and building restrictions; but it is diffi cult to dispute that these units are vital for the growth of the main cities and require proper governance ...
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China's New Type Urbanisation Plan (NUP) and the foreseeing challenges for decarbonization of cities: a review
... unprecedented urbanisation rate and the continuing mass migration from rural to urban areas put major pressure on rural-urban ...quality urbanisation, the effects of which we have seen in China’s rapid ...
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Urbanisation in West Bengal: An Analysis of Recent Processes
... spatial planning. The process of urbanisation has been analysed on the basis of selected urban indices—level of urbanisation, decadal growth of urban population and the rate of urbanisation ...
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Bearbrass or Ballarat? Asa Briggs' Middlesbrough and the pattern of nineteenth century urbanisation
... The increase in migration to the town exacerbated many of the physical problems that had characterised the original settlement. Overcrowding became a major problem as the initial planning idealism - that vision of ...
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Urbanisation and Growth of Slum Population in Jharkhand: A Spatial Analysis
... of urbanisation lies in the rapid growth of population in the urban areas and economic ...for urbanisation is that of size of the population and administrative ...to urbanisation, first natural ...
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ECONOMIC EDIFICE, URBANISATION AND RURAL EDUCATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
... that urbanisation is a major catalyst for poverty reduction it has, if not managed properly, a potential negative effects on rural and urban ...population. Urbanisation may increase slum dwellings in cities ...
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Methodological aspects of the Czech rural areas research after the EU accession
... The after-war rural sociology (after its renewal at the beginning of the 60s) has not deserted the practi- cal aspects of research (Tauber 1969); it was subjected, however, to the utilitarian goals of the political rep- ...
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Urbanisation and stormwater management in South East Queensland – Synthesis and recommendations
... of urbanisation is relentlessly transforming the social and economic geography of almost every country in the ...of urbanisation is well recognised as a primary driver of hydrological change (Burns et ...of ...
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Myths and realities of urbanisation: an empirical study in thoothukudi district
... Urbanisation is an index of transformation from traditional rural economies to modern industrial one and progressive concentration of population in urban unit. It is arguably the sible land transformation. With ...
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URBANISATION AND THE MUGHAL MILITARY CULTURE
... Diler Khan was an urban-free booter who had recruited a huge army by the process mentioned above. He brought to an end the Rajput menace and the later Mughals gave him land in Uttar Pradesh. Though he himself was an ...
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Housing development and urbanisation in China
... Abstract: Rapid urbanisation and rising income have led to a strong demand for housing in urban China. However, housing development has been distorted by speculation, income inequality and lack of government ...
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