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Countries that are in the process of economic and social development. They are characterized by low levels of income, education, and infrastructure, high levels of poverty, inequality, and social and environmental challenges.

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Process of population concentration in urban areas/growth of urban areas. Involves the movement of people from rural areas to urban centers and the expansion of urban areas to accommodate the growing population. Can be associated with economic development and the growth of industry and services.

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Changing environment - rising of sea levels etc. Urbanisation = increasing density of built environment. Developing countries = Global south. Low education/healthcare provision/GDP per capita. Low HDI

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Changing environment - rising of sea levels etc. Urbanisation = increasing density of built environment. Developing countries = Global south. Low education/healthcare provision/GDP per capita. Low HDI

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Alteration of the natural or built environment due to various factors such as climate change, land-use change, urbanization, etc. It includes changes in weather patterns, sea level rise, deforestation, pollution, and other environmental factors that affect human and natural systems.

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Urbanization in the is occurring at an unprecedented pace and scale, and is being driven by a range of factors, including economic growth, rural-urban migration, and environmental pressures such as climate change, land degradation, and water scarcity.

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Countries early in their stages of economic development, traditionally with low standards of living and a moderate to low HDI

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Such things as increasing global temperature, changing weather patterns; including natural disasters, sea level rise, and air pollution

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An increase in the share of a country's population living in urban areas

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Populations going from rural to urban which lead to growth in these cities

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Changing environment:
How climate affects local conditions, whether it's increases/decreases in precipitation, higher temperatures etc
Also the idea that it's a long-term or permanent change

Urbanisation: increasing land use, clustering of people in a concentrated area

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Changing environment: global environmental change, changing climate/weather patterns, extreme weather conditions etc

Urbanization: mass population movement from rural to urban settings and the changes that accompany it

*talk about developing countries and how global environmental change impacts them in particularly

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Changing environment - Climate change, sea level rise, increase in environmental hazards etc.

Urbanisation - increasing urban land use and increasing density of the built environment, agglomeration of firms and people

Developing countries - global south characterised by low GDP per capita, low education and healthcare measures

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accumulation of people, capital, and buildings in a concentrated area

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developed vs. developing country experiences with urbanization. Higher potential for urbanization in developing countries. Perhaps discuss how urbanization might resemble developed countries and how it might not

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Different conditions that lead to urbanization from changing environment vs. those that cause less urbanization

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Increase the size and density of cities

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--> global environmental change (GEC) increasing frequency and severity in environmental hazards that impact rural life (ie agriculture, direct impacts, etc).

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Changing environment - Climate Change, global warming

Urbanization - accumulation of people, buildings, and capital; rural to urban; cities, industry vs. agriculture

Should be mentioned: changes in weather patterns and its impacts on agriculture, natural disasters, push and pull factors, changes in employment or labour allocation.