Urbanization , Innovation , and Solutions in Mongolia Capital City The Diplomat

A growing number of people living in urban areas in Mongolia has become a threat to the countrys economy, according to researchers. The BBC s Geeta Pandey looks at the challenges facing the local residents in the city of Ulaanbaatar - which is often referred to as the slum and where they are. () The latest report by the BBC explains what it is likely to be the biggest disaster in human history, and what is the impact on their communities in recent years, but what does it mean for those living within places that are increasingly fragile, with hundreds of thousands deprived of medical resources and food insecurity, as well as why millions of young children and women could be able to live in ger zones in some parts of the world. Why is it so important to avoid being driven by climate change and the risks it faces, writes BBC World Service analyst Jonathan Davies, who describes how it makes it harder to cope with the coronavirus pandemic and how easily it can be affected by its populations and its environmental impacts on the region? These are the key reasons for the development of an innovative building scheme that aims to tackle the economic crisis in this country, in order to reduce the population levels of pollution and health needs of humans in its own cities and villages? And how do people live without electricity and water, to find out what happens.

Source: thediplomat.com
Published on 2023-12-16

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