The document discusses the causes and consequences of housing shortage. It defines housing shortage as when there is insufficient housing available to accommodate the population in an area. It lists the key causes of housing shortage as population growth, high birth rates, competing land use, and limited land supply. One of these factors, high birth rates, is then explained in more detail. The consequences of housing shortage mentioned are homelessness and the formation of slums and squatter settlements. Ways to mitigate the consequences, such as the provision of public housing, are also briefly touched on.

1. management of
housing shortage

2. Re-cap: check textbook or notes
Max: 10 mins
Finish Qns 1 to 2(b) in handout

3. Done? Check your answers and
do self-marking

4. housing shortage is …
when
there
is
insufficient
housing
available
to
accommodate
the
population
in
that
area.
1) What is ‘housing shortage’?

5. 1)
Population
growth
2)
High
Birth
Rates
3)
Competing
Land
Use
4)
Limited
Land
Supply
2) What causes housing shortage?

6. 1)
Population
growth
2)
High
Birth
Rates
3)
Competing
Land
Use
4)
Limited
Land
Supply
2(b) Explain one of the factors listed in 2(a)
Factor Housing Shortage

7. 1)
Population
growth
2)
High
Birth
Rates
3)
Competing
Land
Use
4)
Limited
Land
Supply
2(b) Explain one of the factors listed in 2(a)
Factor Housing Shortage
Define / more
details about
factor
Define housing
shortage

8. 1)
Population
growth
2)
High
Birth
Rates
3)
Competing
Land
Use
4)
Limited
Land
Supply
2(b) Explain one of the factors listed in 2(a)
Factor Housing Shortage
Define / more
details about
factor
Increase input?
Decrease
capacity?
Define housing
shortage

9. 1)
Population
growth
2)
High
Birth
Rates
3)
Competing
Land
Use
4)
Limited
Land
Supply
2(b) Explain one of the factors listed in 2(a)
Factor Housing Shortage
Define / more
details about
factor
Increase input?
Decrease
capacity?
<<
Eg
birth
rates
refers
to
the
no.
of
live
births
for
every
1000
people
in
a
year.
Cities
may
have
high
birth
rate
as
it
has
a
large
proportion
of
people
who
are
in
their
20s
and
30s
who
are
likely
to
start
families.
Define housing
shortage
As
a
result,
there
is
insufficient
housing
available
to
accommodate
the
population.

10. 2(b) Explain one of the factors listed in 2(a)
Factor Housing Shortage
Define / more
details about
factor
Define housing
shortage
Increase input?
Decrease
capacity?
As
a
result,
there
is
insufficient
housing
available
to
accommodate
the
population.
birth
rates
refers
to
the
no.
of
live
births
for
every
1000
people
in
a
year.
Cities
may
have
high
birth
rate
as
it
has
a
large
proportion
of
people
who
are
in
their
20s
and
30s
who
are
likely
to
start
families.
This
lead
to
a
huge
increase
in
the
population
of
the
city.
1)
Population
growth
2)
High
Birth
Rates
3)
Competing
Land
Use
4)
Limited
Land
Supply
<<
Eg

11. by far, we’ve done a recap for…
causes housing
shortage

12. causes
what are the consequences of
housing shortage?
housing
shortage
consequences?

13. causes
what are the consequences of
housing shortage?
housing
shortage
consequences?
As
we’ve
learnt
previously…

14. causes
what are the consequences of
housing shortage?
housing
shortage
consequences?
As
we’ve
learnt
previously…
Homelessness

15. causes
what are the consequences of
housing shortage?
housing
shortage
consequences?
As
we’ve
learnt
previously…
Homelessness slums
and
squatter
settlements

16. causes
what are the consequences of
housing shortage?
housing
shortage
consequences?
As
we’ve
learnt
previously…
Homelessness slums
and
squatter
settlements
What are the problems
with living in slums?
Watch this video and complete the
box in your handout:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9gHICBhfIM

17. causes
Now that we know this…
housing
shortage
consequences?

18. causes
How do we mitigate the
consequences of housing
shortage?
housing
shortage
consequences?

19. 1) provision of public housing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-­‐VosvrTlw7c
watch and fill up worksheet