Essay on Rural And Urban Areas

There is problem in service delivery in developing countries such as Malawi where there is congestion in primary school which affect the delivery of proper teaching, most of the school has ratio 1 teacher to 100 pupils or more than that compare to normal ratio of 1:60. So government has to do something as this has an impact on socio-economic of the rural livelihood as these children grow. Another ...

Life in the countryside is also fun and enjoyable. Fishing enthusiasts can go fishing in the river and spend their entire day there. Besides, people in the village may have picnics by a waterfall or just relax themselves beneath a shady tree. They can enjoy leisure in life and do not need to spend a lot of money because life is simple and the cost of living is low. Some village folks only spend ve...

This is an efficient method of curbing urbanization, by creating opportunities for people in villages. This reduces the rate of migration. Currently, planning cities for sustainable growth, mainly in the third-world societies, is a major challenge for humanity. Restricting the population boom is another major issue of the third millennium. All these vital factors would decide what the future would...

There are a variety of causes and impacts of suburbanisation on towns and cities in a variety on countries across the world. In conclusion, I have found that the effects and impacts- especially the negative ones- of suburbanisation are usually felt more in LEDCs such as Sao Paulo, Brazil. One general impact is on the economy. Changes in infrastructure and industry and also, socially, diversity of ...

Together, these pose special risks to children both during the prenatal period and after birth. This indicator provides a general measure of these risks. To future researchers, the proposed study will benefit and help them as their reference or guide in conducting a more developed study about informal settlement. As Asian Studies major, we will gain knowledge about what is the condition of informa...

The tall buildings within many urban areas provide multiple surfaces for the reflection and absorption of sunlight, increasing the efficiency with which urban areas are heated. This is called the "urban canyon effect". Another effect of buildings is the blocking of wind, which also inhibits cooling by convection. Waste heat from automobiles, air conditioning, industry, and other sources also cont...