Big Ideas Into Action #31: Towards a more equal city

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Cities are a place of opportunity and inequality, and where more than half the world's population will experience the impacts of climate change. They're also part of the solution. This podcast draws on WRI's major new report, "Towards a more equal city", which uses its six years of research to look at the challenges of the world's cities through the lens of equity. THIS PAPER WILL LAUNCH ON OCTOBER 19th. PLEASE VISIT THIS PAGE TO REGISTER FOR THE LAUNCH: https://events.wri.org/world-resources-report-synthesis-launch-seven-transformations-for-more-equitable-and-sustainable-cities/ The podcast guests are Ani Dasgupta, Anjali Mahendra, and Robin King. The presenter is Nicholas Walton.

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