Übersetzung für "Städtewachstum" in Englisch

Since then, there has been a massive exodus from the countryside and a corresponding growth in the towns and cities.

The main reasons for this are climate change, deforestation and the explosive growth of cities.

Let me return to the question of urban sprawl and our reliance on the motor car.

Africa’s economic boom is being accompanied by a rapid urban growth that is decidedly altering the continent.

Urban growth will push the construction of new housing and infrastructure up to levels that have never been seen before.

Factors such as intensive soil use, poorly planned urban growth, rural flight and desertification, among others, are the causes of an increased risk of disasters.

The general point is that we will be able to track urban growth as it happens around the whole world in all cities, every day.

Atmospheric pollution, deterioration of the marine environment, soil erosion and desertification, unsound management and disposal of hazardous wastes and toxic chemicals, industrial risks, rapid urban growth, degradation of fresh-water resources, etc. pose grave problems and challenges which have to be faced up to in many parts of the world if sustainable, ecologically sound development is to be achieved.

How can architectural engineering help to design urban growth as a building project whose progress can be assessed and whose effects can be measured?

Most other northern European countries have also developed policies in response to the problems of urban decline whilst in Greece the problems associated with rapid urban growth have led to a succession of policy measures.

Because of the growth of population and of cities and the consequent construction activity there is a huge demand for these special kinds of sand, and natural sources are running low.

First of all, we have to mention that the uncontrolled city growth in the city pushes the people to live in the outskirts where it is less populated, there are fewer services, and schools and jobs are further away.

In order to ensure that economic growth, environmental protection and social integration go hand in hand a sustainable approach for urban growth is needed.

In times that are marked by rapid urban growth and the public’s increasing requirements for security precautions in daily life, the demands for public safety management are also growing.

There is a marked contrast between the intensive growth of the extremely densely populated mega-cities of the southern hemisphere and the growth of cities in Europe since 1945, which have mostly followed the model described in the Athens Charta which envisaged less dense cities with functionally divided zones.

For example, China's breakneck urban growth has helped propel the country's economic rise in the past three decades.

This trend towards urbanisation will not end in the next few years, as the reasons behind urban expansion persist.

This makes it possible for the system to depict the most important dynamic processes related to land use (such as seasonal flooding, agricultural crops, urban growth, water ecology, civil security) as a basis for decisions at the management level.

If we do not change how we use our land, we will have to convert an area the size of Norway into new farmland every year to meet future needs for food, freshwater, biofuels and urban growth.

Environmental protection, the efficient use of resources, renewable energies, today's ageing society, the growth of cities and civic engagement are just a few of the many challenges facing forward-looking urban planning and development.

The index results underscore that countries in which rapid urban growth exceeds the capacity of state and non-state actors to effectively build-up adaptive capacity and reduce vulnerabilities are amongst the countries with the highest risk levels.