Scenarios about 'urban poverty'
Urban poverty refers to the economic deprivation and social marginalization experienced by populations living in cities and metropolitan areas. Throughout history, urbanization has often created concentrated areas of disadvantage characterized by inadequate housing, limited access to services, and economic vulnerability. In alternate history scenarios, examining different approaches to urban poverty can reveal how policy choices, economic systems, and social movements might have created dramatically different outcomes for city dwellers.
What If Mumbai Implemented Different Slum Redevelopment Strategies?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Mumbai adopted comprehensive, community-centered approaches to slum redevelopment, potentially transforming one of Asia's largest megacities into a global model for inclusive urban development.