The document summarizes life in the F-6/2 slum area of Islamabad, Pakistan. It finds that around 0.1 million people in Islamabad live in slums, located in areas like F-6 and F-7. Slums face issues like poverty, unemployment, crime, addiction, and illness. The expenditure pattern of households in the slum shows that most money goes to food (60%) and rent (13%). Politically and socially, slums arise due to factors like economic stagnation, rising rural poverty, and poorly performing economies. Recommendations include increasing education, jobs, and services while reducing political issues and poverty. In conclusion, slums negatively impact local areas and national economies in

1. L I F E I N
S L U M A R E A F-6/2
By Muhammad Faran
Osama Safdar
Rana Fahad
Minahil Kamran

2. Introduction
■ The Pakistan is very diverse in the sense that it has many people who are living below
the poverty line. Pakistan is a developing country. Pakistan population has steadily
risen in its history. Poverty has almost always surpassed the other people who are
living easily in country when we take a glance at the history of Pakistan.
■ Many of the department such as developing authorities of Pakistan is in countries that
have bilateral relations along with rural area in Pakistan. Slum are increased steadily
throughout the history of Pakistan Slum and their present in Pakistan.
■ Slum and their present in Pakistan play role economically and politically. Pakistan has
wide range of slums.

3. S l u m ( F - 6 / 2 )
■ About 0.1 million people in Islamabad are living in slum area.
■ Total number of slum area in Islamabad is more than 2 dozens which are located in F-
6, F-7, G-7 etc.
■ The characteristics associated with slums vary from place to place. Slums are usually
characterized by:
– high rates of poverty
– unemployment.
– Crime
– drug addiction
– Alcoholism
– high rates of mental illness and
– suicide.

4. Findings:
■ Water, electricity and gas
■ Hospitals
■ Employment
■ Expenditure
■ School and Colleges
■ Role of Government and NGOs
■ Diseases
■ Segmentation of Colonies in terms of gas
■ Income
■ Unity
■ Satisfaction
■ Demands to Government
■ Security
■ Mental issues
■ Pollution
■ Markets

5. Expenditure Pattern of simple
Households
Particulars Percentage
Food 60
Clothing 7
Rent 13
Transport 6
Remittance 1
Recreation 1
Other 12
Total 100

6. Pie Chart
60%
7%
13%
6%
1%
1%
12%
Food Clothing Rent
Transport Remittance Recreation
Other

7. Political, Social and Economic Factors
■ Socio-Economic Factor:
Social factors are things that affect someone's lifestyle.These could include wealth,
religion, buying habits, education level, family size and structure and population density.
Socio-economic issues are factors that have negative influence on an individuals'
economic activity including: lack of education, cultural and religious discrimination,
overpopulation, unemployment and corruption.
■ Economic stagnation, in contrast, creates uncertainties and risks for the poor, encouraging
people to stay in the slums. ... Rising rural poverty also encourages migration to urban areas. A
poorly performing economy, in other words, increases poverty and rural-to-urban migration,
thereby increasing slums.
■ This means that slums have a negative effect on natural ecosystems.Their presence
can cause environmental degradation and deplete natural resources such as timber. In
other words, slums represent an intertwining of the socio-economic and
environmental problems of urbanization.

8. Recommendation
In my point of view,
■ We should increase the education level, so after that they employee in a better way
and help Pakistan towards progress.
■ Government should invest to improve the standard of people not in the big cities and
only for the sake of vote, but also help them to give them space to help the city.
■ Government should try to give opportunity of job to slum people for their better life.
■ Different political issue as shown in the report should be away from them so people
help them to take out from poverty line.
■ Proper sanitation facilities should be given to them.
■ Ethical learning is also important and they should be given them.
■ Government should take this matter to really concern because this a really important
issue and they should take it serious.

9. Conclusion:
■ In the end we see that there are many problems in a country when it has a lower
income people. It is not only affecting the local area of that place where they are living
but also affects the economy and status of whole country. Similarly in Pakistan, many
people lives below the poverty line and they are facing many problem even they have
lack of basic necessities of life. Pakistan is a developing country and the big problem is
to control the population of the country to give the direction of the country towards
progress because they are facing less recourses, less productive people and more
poverty is increases.

10. Do slum areas are good for the country
or not?

11. ■ The problem is caused by the slum that effect the common
man life that I discuss above and mention in my questionnaire
and also effect the economy of a city as well as country level.
Slums are representing the status of a country and Pakistan
has a large number of polluted and underdeveloped areas in
form of slums.

12. Pictures of Slum Area: