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Projects decided upon by Governments.
Generally large scale and expensive |
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Projects decided upon by local people and communities.
Generally smaller scale and cheaper schemes |
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A process of change usually associated with socio-economic improvement |
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Area of a country which lags behind in terms of economic and social development.
Usually rural districts like Bihar in India |
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Wealthy, developed area of a country, dominated by industry and urban living.
Like Gujarat in India |
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Change which limits the damage of a development .
Minimal social and environmental and economic problems |
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What are the effects of the Sardar Sarovar dam? |
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- Reduces impact of drought,
- increase crop yields by six fold,
- generates electricity for industry,
- Reduced flood risk in wet season
- Displaces 200,000 indigenous people.
- Flooded fertile farm land
- Destroyed temples
- Destroyed forest land and habitats for the marsh crocodile.
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What is an example of a bottom up development project |
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Bio-gas digester
Karnataka , India |
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What problems were faced by communities in Karnataka? |
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Fuel wood crisis
Too long each day spent collecting wood,
smoke from stoves damage lungs and eyes.
Girls miss school,
Dung burnt instead= less fertiliser.
Deforestation resulting in soil erosion,
crop yields falling |
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How does a bio-gas digester help people in Karnataka? |
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Less time taken collecting wood.
Girls get to go to school,
Women can do more paid work on the farm,
Gas is cleaner than wood, less smoke,
Reduced deforestation so protects soil,
Slurry can be used as a fertiliser afterwards,
keeping cows enclosed is more hygenic. |
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Which of these is NOT a feature of sustainable development?
- Small scale
- Cheap
- Damages environments.
- Benefits poorest people
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3. Damages environments.
Any scheme which creates environmental problems such as damage to habitats or pollution is NOT sustainable. |
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What are the features of a Core region? |
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Urbanised
wealthy
high incomes
good quality of life
diverse economy |
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What are the features of a peripheral region? |
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Rural
agricultural based economy
low incomes
low quality of life |
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Which of these is NOT a problem suffered in India's Periphery?
- High mortality rates.
- High incomes
- poverty.
- Lack of employment
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2) High incomes.
Many people in India's periphery live on less than $2 a day.
Incomes are much higher in the core regions. |
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