Social capital in the slums is at its most urban and dense.

There has also been a rapid increase in urbanization in most non Annex I Parties.

The least urbanized continent, Africa, is due to experience the highest urban growth rate.

They are poor, but they are intensely urban. And they are intensely creative.

It is highly urbanized, with the capital, San Juan, accounting for about one third of the population.4

So, you know, I mean I'm glad that the urbanism is doing its job.

Urban cultures Urban realities Urban governance Urban renaissance.

It was just a much smaller city, and the pace of urbanization is incredible and enormous.

But they're real examples in urbanization and the change that's occurred in the last number of years, and the heightened sensitivity to the importance of our urban environments as cultural centers.

Urbanization was so rapid that cities could not fully absorb the new pool of labour, thus giving rise to the phenomenon of urban poverty.

Brazil reported that 81.2 per cent of its population is living in cities, and India reported that 36 per cent of its people lived in urban areas in 2000, and that urbanization continues to grow.

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Due to accelerating industrialization and urbanization, agricultural land is shrinking.

Shanghai was a very intriguing city it's exploding on a level that I don't think any city has experienced.

In 2004, the second State of the World's Cities report on multicultural cities was published, highlighting the cultural dimension of cities at a time of rapid urbanization.

Two hundred years ago, the United States was less than a few percent urbanized.

26. In the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, the highest rates of motor vehicle theft offences had been registered in the security district of Tripoli, which was highly urbanized.

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As the level of urbanization in China continues to increase, the urban population has increased rapidly, and a large number of rural young people have left their hometowns to start urban life.

37. The migration and urbanization processess of the past 20 years have been characterized by a higher rate of growth of medium sized cities as compared with metropolitan Lima.

The debate was now focusing on how to manage urbanization instead of reversing it.

An urban SDG, promoting inclusive, productive, and resilient cities, would greatly empower tens of thousands of cities worldwide to take up the cause of sustainable development for their own citizens, their countries, and the world.

Indeed, with 40 of its population living in cities, Africa is more urbanized than India (30 ), and nearly as urbanized as China (45 ). By 2016, more than 500 million Africans will live in urban centers, and the number of cities with more than one million people is expected to reach 65, up from 52 in 2011 (on par with Europe and higher than India and North America).

Considering the level of progress achieved in the process of integrating municipal services and community life in both municipalities, the High Representative amended the municipality's statutes.

However, it's hard sometimes to remember the extent of that urbanization.

It's breathtaking, in terms of the speed at which this city is transforming.

We do this all through software, algorithms and math a highly automated pipeline creating these cities.

(c) Rapid urbanization combines a range of elements that are strong correlates of crime, such as high population densities, unemployment and social and economic marginalization.

There is greater use of cultural institutions in cities, a result of easier access to them and a higher average level of education of city dwellers.

The Forum consisted of dialogues among partners on urban culture, urban realities, urban governance and urban renaissance, as well as thematic discussions on urban poverty, urban resources, urban sustainability, urban services, and urban disasters and reconstruction.

The dialogue on urban cultures looked into how cities are responding to the globalization of cultures and how culture can be used in the planning, design and management of cities.

So it was not just necessarily about putting nature into the cities.

The planet has crossed the halfway mark a few years ago.

The population is heavily concentrated in cities with high rates of socio professional activity

11. With rapid urbanization, many cities are also facing water scarcity.

There were three plenary meetings, partners' dialogues on urban culture, urban realities, urban governance and urban renaissance, as well as thematic dialogues on urban poor, urban resources, urban sustainability, urban services and urban disasters and reconstruction.

Rapid urbanization, especially in Africa, was a threat to sustainable development and could not coexist with high population growth.

As much as 80 per cent of the coastal marshes that originally fringed San Francisco Bay, the most highly urbanized estuary in the United States, have been lost to development over the years.

Such internationalisation has also helped strengthen managerial and marketing expertise and market access.

Urban growth in developing countries is proceeding at an unprecedented rate.

It was also indicated that cities all over the world are using culture as a central component of urban development strategies that are designed to capitalize on the economic benefits of globalization, including the redevelopment and global branding of cities as centres of culture, cultural heritage preservation and cultural heritage tourism, as well as support for creative urban cultural industries.

More than half.

Their populations are more diverse than typical suburbia, but they're less diverse than cities.

It's just when you're in the city, it's the complexity of the city.