Ppt inputs.

INTRODUCTION (slide 1): *insert title of our report*

Background (slide 2): *insert global city and global citizenship definition*

[Global city- an urban center that enjoys significant competitive advantages and that serves as a
hub within a globalized economic system.

Global citizenship- Or a global citizen is someone who identifies with being part of an emerging
world community and whose actions contribute to building this community’s values and practices.]

CONCEPT OF URBANIZATION (slide 3): *insert “concept of urbanization- Urbanization is define as the
process of gradual shift from agricultural society to the industrial society with a wide access to
information, government, and other institutions” *

Slide 4 continuation of slide 3: *insert* “According to the World Cities Report (2016), more than half of
the world ‘s population today resides in urban areas. Expectedly, this is the result of the continuing
industrialization.”

Slide 5 continuation of slide 4: *insert* “since more and more segment of the population migrates to
urban areas for non-agricultural sources of living. Cities create wealth, generate employment, and drive
human progress by harnessing the forces of agglomeration and industrialization. “(Farooq, 2013)

Slide 6 large cities and mega cities: *insert large cities and mega cities photo(s)*

LARGE CITY MEGA CITY

Slide 7: *insert this table and this link https://www.macrotrends.net/cities/largest-cities-by-
population)*

LARGE CITIES

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 8,211,000

Ahmadabad India 8,253,000

Wuhan China 8,473,000

China 9,305,000
Chengdu

Seoul South Korea 9,968,000

MEGA CITIES

Tokyo Japan 37,340,000

India 31,181,000
Delhi

Shanghai China 27,796,000

Manila Philippines 14,159,000

Beijing China 20,897,000

For conclusion:

First slide:

conclusion

Global city or cities are area in which all things are industrialized. Hence, These cities also contain
highly specialized production services and have almost universally developed advanced financial
markets.
Second slide:

formal processes:

• urban planning
• urban design
• rules and regulations

Third side: *just insert the photos below*

Fourth slide:

Glocalization refers to the balancing of global and local with worldwide network of cities which aims
at strengthening economic, social, and cultural sectors through peace building and development
projects.

Fifth slide:

(Mcdonald’s Hindustan unilever) (Mcdonald’s beef burger) (McAloo Tikki vegetarian burger)
Sixth slide:

“Negative outcomes include persistent poverty and increasing inequalities. The digital divide between
the “information rich” and “information poor”, whether it be on a country, regional or local level,
widen”(Gracia, 2010, P. 35)