Himalaya is the most rapidly urbanizing mountains of the world where the process of urban growth has been fast, but mostly unplanned and unregulated. During the recent decades, Himalaya has experienced rapid urbanization mainly in response to population growth, improved road connectivity, development ...
Environmental Challenges Threatening the Growth of Urban Agriculture in the United States Urban agriculture, though often difficult to define, is an emerging sector of local food economies in the United States. Although urban and agricultural la... SE Wortman,ST Lovell - 《Journal of Environmental ...
The achievements of humanity in the modern age have provided unprecedented opportunities for human welfare and fulfillment, but they have also placed in the hands of humanity, instrument of universal destruction. When one takes a cursory look at Nigeria today, the sheer rapidity of urban growth rem...
The Challenges of Urbanization (城市化) The rapid___of urbanization has brought about significant changes to our cities and the lives of their inhabitants (居民). While urban growth can___economic prosperity and technological advancements, it also___a myriad of social and environmental challenges...
While cities offer opportunities for economic growth and cultural exchange, they also present significant challenges in terms of infrastructure, environment, and social cohesion. By taking a holistic and inclusive approach to urban planning and governance, investing in sustainable solutions, and promoting ...
Since 1991, Ethiopia's record of economic growth has been very impressive. This paper critically examines the role of policies and institutions in addressing the developmental challenges of urban centres in Ethiopia. The paper highlights the importance of improving the quality of institutions and ...
Water Resources Flows Related to Urbanization in China: Challenges and Perspectives for Water Management and Urban Development China has been experiencing rapid urbanization since the reform and open policy launched in 1978, leading to the growth of urban water demands and aggravat... Chao,BaoChuang...
The report also highlights the role of intermediate towns, which can play a catalyzing role in mediating the urban-rural nexus. The vicinity of such towns tends to provide smallholder farmers with greater opportunities to market their products and share in the gains from economic growth. ...
Urban agriculture, though often difficult to define, is an emerging sector of local food economies in the United States. Although urban and agricultural landscapes are often integrated in countries around the world, the establishment of mid-to large-scale food production in the U. S. urban ecosys...
This can result in increased competition for resources and a sense of alienation among urban residents, particularly those from marginalized communities. Economically, urbanization can be both a driver of growth and a source of inequality. Cities are often hubs of economic activity, attracting ...