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====Major Cities in the Developing World=======Urban Issues and Challenges======Global Development=======More Economically Developed Countries====''NB: Depending on exam board this may be [[HIC (High Income Country)]], [[AC (Advanced Country)]] or [[Developed Country]].''*[[MEDC]] - case study studies of major uk city cities to include location, regional, national and international importance. impact of migration on growth and city character - how urban change has created opportunities including social and economic; cultural mix, recreation, entertainment, employment, integrated transport systems, and including environmental; urban greening. - how urban change has created challenges including social and economic; urban deprivation, housing inequality, education, health and employment and including environmental; dereliction, brownfield and greenfield development, waste disposal and including the impact of urban sprawl on the rural-urban fringe, and satellite towns (commuter settlements). - example of urban regeneration project including reason it was needed and the main features of the project.*[[MEDC]]

====Less Economically Developed CountriesMajor Cities in the Developing World====''NB: Depending on exam board this may be *[[LIC (Low Income Country)]], [[LIDC (Low Income Developing Country)]] or [[Developing CountryLEDC]].''*[[LEDCEmerging Market]] -  case study studies to include location, regional, national and international importance, cause of growth. - how it created opportunities including social opportunities; health, education, resources water, energy, economic opportunities; industrial areas and economic development. - creation of challenges including; managing urban growth, slums, squatter settlements, providing clean water, sanitation, energy, health services, education, reducing unemployment and crime, environmental issues; waste disposal, air+water pollution, traffic congestion. - example of how urban planning has improved life for urban poor.