Big Ideas Into Action #23: Who won the WRI Ross Center Prize for Cities?

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The WRI Ross Center Prize for Cities is the premier global award celebrating and spotlighting transformative urban change, and its winner for 2020-21 has been announced. Which finalist won the $250,000 first prize? The 5 finalists were from Ahmedabad in India, London in the UK, Rosario in Argentina, Kibera in Kenya, and Monterrey in Mexico. Each would have been a worthy winner, each finding innovative and inspiring ways to meet environmental urban challenges in equitable and sustainable ways. For more on the Prize go to https://prizeforcities.org, and the Cities Program part of www.wri.org.

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