Sentence examples for problems of urbanisation from inspiring English sources

These, the bank thinks, are the real problems of urbanisation, not the multiplication of slums or congestion.

Nowhere has embraced the idea of sponge cities as enthusiastically as China, perhaps because few countries are wrestling so painfully with the twin problems of rapid urbanisation and poor water management.

His Seven Intellectuals in a Bamboo Forest (Part III) (2005) uses a black and white calligraphic palate and traditional settings in odds with its totally modern storyline, which charts the problems of rapid urbanisation in China.

Against the above background, there is a rising believe among policy analysts, academia and government functionaries that provision of urban-type employment opportunities in the rural areas may be a veritable means of addressing the multifaceted problem of poverty, urbanisation and unemployment in Nigeria.

It's no secret that slums and informal settlements are one of the biggest global housing problems and as the rate of urbanisation continues to rise we will face even bigger challenges in our largest cities.

More worryingly, noted Velayudhan, "it is a problem of the future: it is a disease of urbanisation – and by 2030, we will have 70% urbanisation globally.

With the spread of urbanisation throughout the developing world, the problem of roaming dogs in urban areas is likely to increase.

This brings us back to the issue of urbanisation.

Two aspects of urbanisation were studied: the intensity and the age of the urbanisation.

Most are landlocked; most have low rates of urbanisation.

Mental illness and injuries: emerging health challenges of urbanisation in South Asia.