Currently in many countries the government officials are prioritizing to spend more money on cities, to make them more urbanized, rather than spending less or even any kind of money to remote areas like villages. and they left untouched. So they could enhance the bonds of society by elaborating the problems that are occurring in remote areas, by sending immediate help to them and also by constructing official sites that operates for the documental purposes or for the educational purposes. That by making them not to go to cities to get the things done, and by not living their own village to help them to tackle on the immediate problems that are being there. And by inviting such buildings, sites to villages they can benefit from not having them to get all the way to get to the city by not spending any kind of money to transportation.
Band 6+: How might urban planning be improved to foster stronger community bonds?
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Currently, in many countries, government officials are prioritizing spending more money on cities to make them more urbanized, rather than spending less or any money on remote areas like villages, which are left untouched. They could enhance the bonds of society by addressing the problems occurring in remote areas, by providing immediate help and constructing official sites that operate for documentation or educational purposes. This would prevent residents from having to go to cities to get things done and allow them to remain in their villages to tackle the immediate problems they face. By inviting such buildings and sites to villages, they can benefit from not having to travel all the way to the city, thus saving money on transportation.
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