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As seen from the picture below, it is evident that there is literally a separation of the rich and the poor by just a couple steps.

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SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities

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SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities

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Along with the separation of social classes, the picture also displays a clear sight of which portion belongs to the upper class and which belongs to the lower class. The lower class area is rather grey-looking and has no obvious greenery.

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The same area but very different lifestyles

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The same area but very different lifestyles

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I have personally visited this area because my uncle has a place that he puts up for rent here. It only costs a couple thousands - less than P5,000. Even before entering the Barangay, which looks like a street from the highway, it is already obvious that this area and its neighbours belongs to the less fortunate. At the rooftop of my uncle's place, you can see very closely the JP Morgan building, an international finance company located in Bonifacio Global City. That was when I realized the obvious social class gap.

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From above, the area looks very dull and dead. It is the same up close and personal. Roads, buildings, and houses are very close to being considered as hazards. Due to lower costs of living and land in this area, the upper class capitalized this area by putting up places for rent without considering the safety of others in the area. Streets are tight and almost inaccessible for vehicles larger than tricycles.

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Multinational companies expanding in BGC

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Multinational companies expanding in BGC

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BGC is one of the go-to cities for when a new multinational company wants to settle here. There is no doubt that as the years pass by, the Global City contractors and the Philippine Government will use up this "unwanted" area as new land for modern infrastructure - leaving its residents with no place to live.

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Conversion of slums into subdivisions/living areas

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Conversion of slums into subdivisions/living areas

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Nowadays, most contractors are for Green construction and sustainable living. Modern construction practices prefer neater looking areas rather than putting everything there at once. This will give the area a better look both up close and from above. The downside of this, though, is that residents will have no other choice but to evacuate - with the possibility of them losing their only homes.

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Getting rid of hazards and revamping the area due to modernization

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Getting rid of hazards and revamping the area due to modernization

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By being right next to Bonifacio Global City, a very modern city, this area will definitely be one of the main priorities of the government in their modernization plans along with making Metro Manila/Taguig, look aesthetically pleasing. Similar to the first couple of points, residents of the area will suffer due to their living areas being turned into businesses or higher valued places of living which they might not be able to afford.

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Violence due to forced relocation (Taguig):

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Violence due to forced relocation (Taguig):

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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/photo/squatters-clash-police-over-demolition-their-homes-philippines-flna1b6001078

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https://investvine.com/manilas-tale-of-two-cities-where-rich-and-poor-coexist/

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Discrimination due to social class, intelligence, school attended:

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Discrimination due to social class, intelligence, school attended:

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https://interaksyon.philstar.com/breaking-news/2018/05/28/127494/wealth-shaming-philippine-economy/