Eduqas GCSE Geography A · C111
Specification 2.3.2 · Component 1
Revise: Urban Challenges: Poverty, Deprivation and HousingBoth contain prosperous neighbourhoods alongside communities facing poverty and housing difficulties.
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GCSE Geography · key term
A lack of financial resources to meet a person’s needs.
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Specification 2.3.2 · Component 1
Revise: Urban Challenges: Poverty, Deprivation and HousingBoth contain prosperous neighbourhoods alongside communities facing poverty and housing difficulties.
Specification 1.1.2 · Component 1, Component 2
Having insufficient income or resources to meet basic needs.
Distinguish poverty, which concerns financial resources, from deprivation, which includes wider unmet needs.
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Dharavi illustrates why an informal settlement should not be understood only as a place of poverty. It also contains workshops and recycling businesses, supporting enterprise and community networks. However, economic activity does not mean that every worker earns enough to secure good-quality housing or services.