ree 0.0 / 5 ? BengaliedInternational BaccalaureateEdexcel Created by: millie.tizCreated on: 06-06-22 05:21 conditions in the Dharavi slum - toxic waste - poor sanitization (poo) - rats - no infrastructure - contaminated water 1 of 11 disadvantages of living in Dharavi - rubbish everywhere - eat from the floor - no permanent rights - lack of privacy 2 of 11 for redeveloping the Dharavi slum. - better water systems - improved hygiene - less rubbish - more permenent rights 3 of 11 well-being meaning the ability of people to acess the things they need in order to live happy and healthy lives 4 of 11 quantitative areas of life that are easily measured - life expectancy, income 5 of 11 qualitative areas of life that are difficult to measure - happiness and freedom 6 of 11 Less Economically Developed Country (LEDC - limited acess to health - high poverty 7 of 11 More Economically Developed Country (MEDC) - general acess to health - economies based on finances 8 of 11 Newly Industrialised Country (NIC) - large inequalities to wealth and health 9 of 11 advantages of living in Dharavi - market in town w resources -most have a job - low crime - no taxes 10 of 11 against redeveloping the Dharavi slum. - low crime - people stay happy -get to keep a job 11 of 11
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