Challenges associated with urban growth: people and the economy
I can describe the challenges associated with providing services and reducing unemployment and crime in Jakarta.
Challenges associated with urban growth: people and the economy
I can describe the challenges associated with providing services and reducing unemployment and crime in Jakarta.
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Key learning points
- There are challenges associated with providing clean water, sanitation systems and energy in Jakarta.
- There are challenges associated with providing access to health and education services in Jakarta.
- There are challenges associated with reducing unemployment and crime in Jakarta.
Keywords
Sanitation - systems for removing human waste and managing rubbish and dirty water to prevent the spread of disease
Pollution - presence of harmful substances in the environment, such as in the air, water or soil, which can damage ecosystems and human health
Groundwater - water found underground in soil, sand, and rock. It is stored in aquifers and can be used as a source of water for drinking or industry
Common misconception
As a global megacity in an NEE, Jakarta is too developed to have serious problems with providing clean water and sanitation.
Despite being a global megacity, large parts of Jakarta (especially kampungs) lack piped water and sewage systems. Many people rely on groundwater, and open drains are still common in some areas.
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Match the keywords to their definitions:
Land sinking due to overuse of groundwater
A city with global influence in economy, culture and trade
Birth rate higher than death rate
Q2.What is the capital city of Indonesia?
Q3.Which of the following makes Jakarta a world city?
Q4.A growing population due to births over deaths is called .
Q5.What physical challenge does Jakarta face due to overuse of groundwater?
Q6.What is a major pull factor drawing people to Jakarta from rural areas?
Assessment exit quiz
4 Questions
Q1.Match the keyword to the correct definition:
Systems for removing human waste
Harmful substances in the environment
Water stored underground in rock or soil