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Understanding the root causes of urban slums in PPT

Lotus Petal Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in 2011 to provide equal opportunities for underprivileged children living in the urban slums of Gurugram, Haryana, India. The Foundation has over 11 years of grassroots-level expertise in handling challenges faced by underprivileged children and transforming their lives through education, nutrition and skill development & livelihood support.<br>https://www.lotuspetalfoundation.org/donate-food-city-slums/

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Understanding the root causes of urban slums in PPT

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  1. Understanding the root causes of urban slums in India:https://www.lotuspetalfoundation.org/donate-food-city-slums/ The urban slums of India are a complicated problem with multiple reasons. The main cause is the an increasing rate of urbanization and the migration of urban areas to rural areas seeking better employment opportunities and higher standards of living. However, they often end up in informal settlements at the outskirts of cities with no proper living conditions, essential services or even infrastructure.

  2. slums of India • The lack of affordable housing is another major factor that contributes to the increase in the slums of India. Land prices are high and a shortage of affordable housing make it necessary for many families with low incomes to reside in the slums. Furthermore, the inaccessibility of credit access and financing options that are limited and poor urban planning contribute to the housing shortage. • Political and socio-economic elements like corruption, inequality, poverty and a weak system of governance can also be a contributing factor to the rise of the slums of India. The majority of people living in slums have no access to basic services like water, sanitation as well as healthcare and education that further prolong the vicious cycle of marginalization and poverty.

  3. Environmental issues like natural disasters • Additionally, environmental issues like natural disasters, climate changes, and pollution make the problems worse for the slum dwellers. For instance, flooding or landslides can cause significant damages to slum communities which can result in the loss of livelihoods, homes, and homes. • In order to address the deep cause that lead to urban slums throughout India A multi-pronged strategy is needed that includes improved urban planning affordable housing choices and better access to basic amenities like sanitation, water and healthcare. Combating inequality, poverty and providing more job opportunities that pay better will also aid in breaking the cycle of marginalization and poverty which often lead to the expansion of urban slums

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