The picture reveals two different worlds that take place in one location. Despite a robust economic growth, Jakarta is still a place of poverty. There is no doubt that that poverty is an intractable problem in Indonesia. War on poverty has been initiated long way back since the New Order regime. A variety of alleviation programs have been implemented, but the way to prosperity is still a long way to go. Not to mention rural poverty, the poverty in Indonesia's urban areas has been a problem for many years. The picture was taken by John Kots in June 2006 and his comment on this picture was as follows: This struck me as typical Jakarta: modern towers amidst great poverty. The contrast between rich and poor is very pronounced in this very interesting megalopolis.

What is the result of Urbanization on Jakarta?

What can Jakarta do to solve the problem?

How can globalization help?

How does it hurt?

In mathematics, an inequality is a statement about the relative size or order of two objects, or about whether they are the same or not

Global PriorityCosmetics in the United States

Ice cream in Europe

Perfumes in Europe and the United States

Pet foods in Europe and the United States

Business entertainment in Japan

Cigarettes in Europe

Alcoholic drinks in Europe

Military spending in the world

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Basic education for allWater and sanitation for allReproductive health for all womenBasic health and nutrition

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Draw a mind map of the sourcesInequalityPovertyResources

What are environmental Refugees

What role will they play in future globalization?

In a group of 3-4 make a plan of attack to use globalization to solve some of these issues.

Purpose, action, implementation