Factors effecting the location of industry in Kenya

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Another name for the jobs we do to get the final product Environmental consequences of declining industries What is an output? Give 3 examples of physical.

Advertisements

Employment Structures Case Studies. Employment Structure You can use the percentage of people working in each sector to help describe how developed a.

Mezzogiorno, Italy A European Peripheral Region What is a peripheral region? A peripheral region is a region that is isolated from another region because.

Unit One: Lesson Nine. Connecting back to Lesson 1 – Circle of regions Dividing Michigan in to regions The Upper Peninsula and Lower Peninsula Other Michigan.

LEDC NOMADIC FERTILITY RATE POPULATION GROWTH DEATH RATE

Back to back task: one partner faces the board and describes the image, the other facing the back of the room with 4 colouring pencils, a pencil and their.

Economic Activities Chapter 49. Primary economic activities are jobs that use the natural resources of the land. These jobs include: Farming Fishing.

Question? A: 5 B: 10 C: 1 D: 6 Tourism, a cultural process $100$250$500$1000$2500$5000 How many elements are there in the tourism industry?

Asian Pacific Populations

How and why is work changing in different places?

Cordillera- Location The Cordillera is located on the west coast of Canada and includes British Columbia, the Yukon, southwest Alberta and part of North.

CANADIAN LANDFORM REGIONS.

CANADIAN LANDFORM REGIONS.

BY MARY POWELL KENYA. BASIC FACTS ABOUT KENYA Kenya is located in Eastern Africa, bordering the Indian Ocean, between Somalia and Tanzania.

Human Development Index. TYPES OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES PRIMARY- The most basic. Agricultural Activities (food production): growing crops, raising livestock,

Study Guide.  Information Technology Services  Fishing.

$1 Million $500,000 $250,000 $125,000 $64,000 $32,000 $16,000 $8,000 $4,000 $2,000 $1,000 $500 $300 $200 $100 Welcome.

LandSection 1 Objectives Distinguish between urban and rural land. Describe three major ways in which humans use land. Explain the concept of ecosystem.

Dominant Functions of Settlements. Dominant Functions of Settlements When we describe functions of a settlement we describe the main areas of employment.

Jeopardy Climate Population Economy Into The Future… Landforms Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy.

INDUSTRIAL SECTORS P2 & M2

Case study: The growth of the secondary sector in China STARTER: 1.Which sector grew the most between 1978 and 2003? 2.Which sector shrank the most? 3.What.

Tourism in a LEDC Kenya. Aims and objectives 1.To be able to identify a tourist destination in a developing country 2.Recognise the physical attractions.

UNIT 10. Primary sector: gets the raw materials from nature. Secondary sector: works with the raw materials and transform them into other products. Tertiary.

Question 1  What do the following stand for  MEDC  NIC  LEDC.

Kenya. Maps Kenya: Provinces In terms of this study, we will be focussing on only four of the provinces, namely Nairobi, Coast, North Eastern and Nyanza.

What Census 2011 says about Free State agricultural households Moses Mnyaka – Stats SA 11 October 2013.

Geography of Canada Natural Resources. 1.The Resource Game 2.Defining Natural Resources 3.Types of Industry.

Africa Physical Geography. Land and Water Where is Africa located? What are Africa’s most important landforms?

Ordinary Level PEAT (2011 Q3)

Back to back task: one partner faces the board and describes the image, the other facing the back of the room with 4 colouring pencils, a pencil and their.

Geography of Canada Natural Resources. 1. The Island 2. Defining Natural Resources 3. Types of Industry.

Classifying Industry.

Mark Scheme Level 3 : A description of the old system is given. Answers will also give a few simple reasons as to why the old systems were not very good.

W ORLD P OPULATION D ISTRIBUTION T ODAY ’ S LESSON Title: World population distribution Date:07/06/2016 Aim: To find out about the distribution of people.

Industry Industry Standard Grade Geography The Human Environment.

The role of physical and human factors in tourism.

Section 1: How We Use Land

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Social sciences 5.

Official governmental aid

Background on North America

Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Quaternary, Quinary (Within an Economy)

Friday, 21 September 2018Friday, 21 September 2018

Factors affecting the location of Tertiary activity

Case studies 6 and 8 mark questions.

Section 1: How We Use Land

Bellringer ACT Book Questions 3 and 4.

Go through and highlight important information.

Starter – Name 10 “High End” British made products

Section 1: How We Use Land

Section 1: How We Use Land

Economic Activities What economic activities are most closely associated with different levels of development?

Objectives Distinguish between urban and rural land.

Section 1: How We Use Land

Section 1: How We Use Land

Section 1: How We Use Land

Economic Activity Levels

Section 1: How We Use Land

Natural Resources Geography of Canada.

Official governmental aid

Section 1: How We Use Land

Section 1: How We Use Land

Description of physical factor What happens and explanation

Section 1: How We Use Land

Section 1: How We Use Land

Section 1: How We Use Land

UNIT 5 SOCIAL SCIENCE Economy.

Section 1: How We Use Land

Presentation transcript:

Factors effecting the location of industry in Kenya

Examples of industry is here Type of industry location: Rift valley Examples of industry is here Explain why this industry is here Type of industry Location: Mount Kenya Examples of industry is here Explain why this industry is here Type of industry Location: Niarobi Examples of industry is here Explain why this industry is here Type of industry Location: Nyanza and the western provinces Examples of industry is here Explain why this industry is here Type of industry Location: North Eastern Province Examples of industry is here Explain why this industry is here Type of industry Location: Lake Magdi Examples of industry is here Explain why this industry is here Type of industry Location: coast provinces Examples of industry is here Explain why this industry is here Type of industry Location: coast provinces Examples of industry is here Explain why this industry is here

Starter Kenya is an LEDC in Africa. What primary, secondary and tertiary activities do you think it has?

What primary products do they grow? Primary industry What primary products do they grow?

Where do they grow them and why? Nyanza and the western provinces Why?

Mining Large mine in Magadi that extracts trona (mineral used to make glass). The mineral forms around lake Magadi where water evaporate from the edge of the lake

Livestock E.g. cattle and camels reared in farms in the north eastern province. Why do you think they don’t grow crops?

Secondary Where do you think most manufacturing would be? Lots of manufacturers in Nairobi that produce textiles, foods and drinks. What might the area have to attract this? Good transport links including airport – population of 3 million

Secondary Cement works in coastal provinces. Why do you think this is? What is cement make of?

Tertiary The rift valley has a strong tourist industry. It has several national parks and lakes (e.g. Lake Turkana)

Strong tourist industry around mount Kenya because it’s the second highest mountain in Africa and has a national park.

There is a strong tourist industry in the coastal province because of its beaches e.g. Diani beach

5 minutes to revise

Exam question For a case study of an LEDC Describe the locations of different types of industry and explain the reasons for these different locations. (8 marks).

Peer mark Level 1 (1-2 marks)- basic description. No place specific detail. Level 2 (3-4) – description that attempts to explain the location of industry either primary, secondary or tertiary industry. No place specific detail. Level 3 (5-6)– description and explanation of primary secondary and tertiary industry. Some place specific detail. Level 4 (7-8) – detailed description and explanation of the location of primary, secondary and tertiary industry. Consistent place specific detail.