Challenges in Rio
- Created by: Laraharding
- Created on: 08-05-22 09:36
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- Challenges in Rio
- Environmental
- Air pollution
- a cause of 5000 deaths per year in rio and city is often covered in brown smog
- To improve this an expansion of metro systems under the south zone has reduced congestion and making coast roads one-way during rush hour to improve traffic flow
- heavy traffic and congestion on roads causes build-up of exhaust fumes
- a cause of 5000 deaths per year in rio and city is often covered in brown smog
- water pollution
- Air pollution
- social
- Education
- lack of school enrolment is low as there is a shortage of nearby schools, lack of money and need to work and a shortages of teachers
- Healthcare
- In 2013 only 55% of the had a local health clicic
- To improve health care authorities took health kits into peoples homes in crowded favelas with no access to hospitals and were able to detect 20 different rent deceases and treat them
- service's for pregnant women and elderly were very poor especial in the west zone
- To improve health care authorities took health kits into peoples homes in crowded favelas with no access to hospitals and were able to detect 20 different rent deceases and treat them
- service's for pregnant women and elderly were very poor especial in the west zone
- In 2013 only 55% of the had a local health clicic
- Education
- Economic
- Unemployment
- Unemployment rates in favelas are over 20% and most work in the informal economy
- crime
- Murder, kidnapping, carjacking and armed assult occur regularly
- The police have taken steps to control the crime by creating a pacifying police unit to reclaim favelas from drug dealers
- Street crime is a big problem in rio especially at nighttime
- The police have taken steps to control the crime by creating a pacifying police unit to reclaim favelas from drug dealers
- Street crime is a big problem in rio especially at nighttime
- Murder, kidnapping, carjacking and armed assult occur regularly
- Unemployment
- Environmental
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