Informal Settlements and Urban Inequality
Students investigate the causes and characteristics of informal settlements (slums) and the challenges faced by their residents.
Key Questions
- Analyze the socio-economic factors that lead to the formation of informal settlements.
- Explain the daily challenges faced by residents of informal settlements.
- Assess the role of government and NGOs in improving living conditions in slums.
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