Geography, asked by pratu720, 11 months ago

which factors have affected urbanisation in Brazil?.​

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Answered by mayasajeevsv
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In fact, in Rio de Janeiro alone, there are approximately 2 million favela inhabitants. Favelas are not suitable solutions to the rising urban population, though. They present many health and safety problems.

Answered by shreya204
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Favelas are not suitable solutions to the rising urban population, though. They present many health and safety problems. They are:

• Built on hills that are too steep to support homes safely.

• Made of cardboard, corrugated iron or scrap wood, offering little protection from the elements.

• Lacking in water, electricity or a safe means of sanitation.

• Far from shops, schools or transportation routes.

• Usually inhabited by large families that have many children.

• Prone to disease outbreaks due to bad sanitation.

• Susceptible to crime and violence due to a desperate lack of money as well as the thriving drug trafficking industry.

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