Kush MotwaniAIR 11 · CSE 2023 · 208 wordsTheir whole copy
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Urbanization is defined as the free flow of not just people. Urbanization is a [natural phase] in the growth of human civilization, characterized by greater proportion of population living in urban areas as complexity of economy increases.
[According to world bank, India's actual urbanization level is 55%, as against the 31% estimated by Census 2011.]
Transformation in "where people live":
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% people living in rural areas decreases.
people living in urban areas inc.
people living in [peri-urban areas] and in places around [urban agglomerations] increases.
"Mobility led urbanization" → people live near public transport
Townships and industrial corridor nodes ↓ [Eg: Jamshedpur] [Eg: Manesar]
SEZ and coastal economic zones ↓ [Eg: Shenzen region in China] [Eg: JNPT, Maharashtra]
Transformation in "what they do":
- [change in labour pattern] (60% to 42%)
- % of agriculture in employment decreases.
- inc of manufacturing and services in employment
- [Arthur Lewis economic model]
- In context of India - ↓ in Female labour force participation
Transformation in "how they live":
- Better std of living → water, electricity, mobility.
- Access to health, education
- At the same time → growth of slums
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[way fwd: Odisha's JAGA Mission - Global Habitat Livelihood Award Eg]
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