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The scale and pace of urbanization in Asia and the Pacific is unprecedented.
There are marked differences in the level and pace of urbanization among the regions.
In Azerbaijan, the rapid pace of urbanization and population growth in Baku has led to overcrowding and traffic congestion.
This is due to a number of factors,including the increased concentration of populations in the context of the accelerated pace of urbanization.
Mr. Shafil(Bangladesh) observed that the pace of urbanization was rapidly growing worldwide.
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Currently, the pace of urbanization in China is accelerating, and the diversification of urban development is becoming increasingly evident.
If affordability is the key issue for the poorest of the urban poor, which models are capable of delivering shelter andurban services at the pace of urbanization?
There are marked differences in the level and pace of urbanization among the major areas constituting the less developed regions of the world.
The pace of urbanization was increasing rapidly in countries all over the world, and exerting considerable pressure on land, housing and infrastructure, as well as causing social problems.
However, the high costs of imported equipment, the slow pace of urbanization, and centralized control were cited as obstacles to achieving this goal.
The rapid pace of urbanization and industrialization will worsen the problems of environmental degradation, climate change and energy shortage.
While many countries in the region have a long history of urban settlements, the pace of urbanization increased with increased global trade and opening up of Asian economies, particularly in the 1990s.
The rapid pace of urbanization in developing countries, which brings with it economic, social and environmental issues, is a challenge.
While many countries in the region have a long history of urban settlements, the pace of urbanization increased with increased global trade and the opening up of Asian economies, particularly in the 1980s and 1990s.
This fast pace of urbanization, mainly in developing countries, is creating cross-sectoral challenges for urban governance that need to be addressed through integrated, multi-stakeholder mechanisms.
Mr. Chowdhury(Bangladesh) said that his delegation supported the statement made by Qatar on behalf of the Group of 77 and China. The pace of urbanization was increasing worldwide and more than half of the world's population now lived in urban areas.
However, the rapid pace of urbanization causes enormous socio-economic and administrative difficulties for government authorities.
Ms. Osman(Sudan), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China,said that UN-Habitat played a key role in the pursuit of sustainable development in view of the unprecedented scale and pace of urbanization in developing countries and the concomitant need for additional houses, infrastructure and services.
The rapid pace of urbanization in the region underscores the importance of addressing the needs of the urban poor.
Globally, population growth and the rapid pace of urbanization had outpaced the provision of basic services such as water supply and sanitation.
The pace of urbanization has increased significantly in most regions of the world, leading to a higher percentage of the total world population residing in urban areas at present than at any other period in history.
Population growth andthe unparalleled scale and pace of urbanization, especially in developing countries, would require a rapid response by Governments to provide affordable, sustainable housing.
The pace of urbanization has increased significantly in most regions of the world, leading to a higher percentage of the total world population residing in urban areas at present than at any other period in history.
The challenges associated with the sheer magnitude and pace of urbanization, unsustainable and exclusionary economic and social development of urban areas, and the impending impact of climate change on Asian and Pacific countries are, indeed, daunting.
The pace of urbanization and the number of people living in urban settings had increased exponentially over the course of the past century; more than 50 per cent of the world's population was now living in urban areas, a figure that was likely to rise to 75 per cent by 2050.
As the scale and pace of urbanization accelerates, urban populations will become increasingly vulnerable to a range of current and emerging threats.
The pace of urbanization challenged the capacities of cities to provide basic services such as water and sanitation and his delegation was therefore pleased with the progress that had been achieved so far by the Water for African Cities Programme, which had shown that improvement in the supply and management of water were crucial to the improvement of living conditions and the health of the population in cities.
Second, the rapid pace of urbanization and of population growth in the developing world necessitates greater infrastructure requirements than before.
Since the scale and pace of urbanization is leading to unprecedented social, political, economic and environmental change, concerted action is required by the global community.
Since the scale and pace of urbanization are leading to unprecedented social, political, economic and environmental changes, concerted action is required by the global community.