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Shyan Natekar and his father Rajan Natekar watch television in their dwelling in the Dharavi slum on February 2, 2009 in Mumbai, India. The redevelopment of asia's largest slum, the Dharavi, spanning over 535-acres and situated in the heart of the world's third largest city and India's financial capital, has been stalled by the economic financial crisis, bad press and local protests. (Photo by Daniel Berehulak/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Shyan Natekar;Rajan Nateka
Mumbai Slum Redevelopment Stalled By Financial Crisis
In This Photo: Shyan Natekar, Rajan Nateka
Shyan Natekar and his father Rajan Natekar watch television in their dwelling in the Dharavi slum on February 2, 2009 in Mumbai, India. The redevelopment of asia's largest slum, the Dharavi, spanning over 535-acres and situated in the heart of the world's third largest city and India's financial capital, has been stalled by the economic financial crisis, bad press and local protests. (Photo by Daniel Berehulak/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Shyan Natekar;Rajan Nateka
( - Photo by Daniel Berehulak/Getty Images Europe)
A worker restaples boxes as they are recycled in the Dharavi slum on February 3, 2009 in Mumbai, India. The redevelopment of asia's largest slum, the Dharavi, spanning over 500 acres and situated in the heart of the world's third largest city and India's financial capital, has stalled due to the global economic financial crisis. The Dharavi slum is the recycling super-hub of Mumbai, believed to be host to at least 15,000 single room factories dealing with at least 80 percent of Mumbai's plastic recycling as well as other recyclables. A man stirs a trough containing empty cans, as they sit in hot water soaking before being cleaned as part of the recycling process in the Dharavi slum on February 3, 2009 in Mumbai, India. The re-development of asia's largest slum, the Dharavi, spanning over 500 acres and situated in the heart of the world's third largest city and India's financial capital, has stalled dur to the global economic financial crisis. The Dharavi slum is the re-cycling super-hub of Mumbai, believed to be host to at least 15,000 single room factories dealing with at least 80 percent of Mumbai's plastic recycling as well as other recyclables. Men work in a second-storey flat making the Indian snack Chakli on February 2, 2009 in Mumbai, India. The redevelopment of asia's largest slum, the Dharavi, spanning over 535-acres and situated in the heart of the world's third largest city and India's financial capital, has been stalled by the economic financial crisis, bad press and local protests. Workers sort plastic for recycling on a rooftop in the Dharavi slum on February 3, 2009 in Mumbai, India. The redevelopment of asia's largest slum, the Dharavi, spanning over 500 acres and situated in the heart of the world's third largest city and India's financial capital, has stalled due to the global economic financial crisis. The Dharavi slum is the recycling super-hub of Mumbai, believed to be host to at least 15,000 single room factories dealing with at least 80 percent of Mumbai's plastic recycling as well as other recyclables.
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