Geography Mumbai Monorail (Top down case study)
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- Mumbai Monorail (Top down case study)
- What is it and why is it bottom up?
- It is organised by individuals but affects people higher up.
- Bottom up strategy- a strategy organised by individuals but aimed to affect all (including those higher up.)
- A non-government project aimed to improve the transport facilities within Mumbai.
- Advantages
- (Social advantage) More people would have better jobs due to a better transport system.
- (Economic advantage) Low running costs.
- (Environment advantage) Lower carbon emission than cars
- Disadvantages
- (Social disadvantage) lack of slum culture
- (Practical disadvantage) If one part shuts down, it closes the entire system.
- (Economic disadvantage) High set-up costs
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- Keywords: emerging, formal sector, carbon emission, bottom up, top down
- Structure: Point, evidence, explain, assess, link
- Mumbai is a mega city and is developing into a world city
- What is it and why is it bottom up?
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