FC2Video

The paper analyses advantages and disadvantages of urbanization. The essay concludes that urbanization is here to stay, it might slow down but stopping it is not something that will come any sooner.

The global medical gases and equipment market is estimated to reach USD 19.96 Billion by 2021, growing at a CAGR of 8.0% from 2016 to 2021. Factors such as implementation of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Safety and Innovation Act, growing home healthcare market, rising aging population, increasing prevalence of respiratory diseases, rapid urbanization, and high prevalence of tobacco smoking are driving the growth of this market.

The UNISDR organized a three day conference in Geneva to discuss a new global framework on how to reduce disaster risk, gathering governments, international organisations, businesses and civil society. Population growth, industrial expansion, rapid uncontrolled urbanization and a rise in extreme weather events are creating new risks never before faced by the world’s populations.

India which is now considered a future superpower country is facing many socio economic situations on its way of growth and developments. The billion plus population of India in one way considered as workhorse for the nation, and on the other hand difficulties in providing them basic facilities like food, health, education, housing, drinking water, sanitation, etc facilities. Marching with the developments, The Urbanization also growing. With this rise of Urbanization, the Urban slum is also equally rising. As per the estimates of the Committee set up by Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation under the Chairmanship of Dr Pranob Sen, the urban slum population is expected at 93.06 million by 2011. This is expected to cross 100 million by 2017. The people living in slum are mostly deprived by basic facilities like drinking water, proper house, sanitation and hygienic food.