Table 1 Influential factors of urban built-up population density (BUD).
From: Impact of urban density on human well-being and sustainable development in Delhi, India
Dimension | Variables | Remarks |
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Human Capital | Literacy rate; | Education and income opportunities promote sustainable development at the local, regional, and national level social sustainability rely on employment opportunities for all and reducing income inequality of a society20. |
Main work; | ||
Work participation | ||
Housing services | Tap water supply; | Drainage and sewage networks are crucial for sustainability in terms of health issues, urban flood management, and waste management. While the availability of an electricity connection alone is an incomplete measure of energy access, affordability and clean energy accessibility are crucial parts of the SDGs21. |
Sewerage system; | ||
Indoor bath facility; | ||
Drainage network | ||
Household assets | Bicycle; | Although private cars do not support sustainable transportation systems22, however, they reflect the financial status in developing countries. Sustainable urban development and human health and well-being would require walking and cycling as the best mode of transportation23. |
Scooter/motorbike; | ||
Private car; | ||
Environmental capital | Per capita green; | The significance of environmental topologies such as green spaces, fresh water, surface imperviousness advocate sustainable urban development24. |
Groundwater level; | ||
Impervious surfaces |