COP28: 40 Nations Unite to Finance Sustainable Urban Development
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COP28: 40 Nations Unite to Finance Sustainable Urban Development

During COP28, a pivotal moment unfolds as 40 nations come together to pledge financial support for initiatives driving sustainable urban development.

This united commitment signifies a global effort to confront environmental challenges and foster the creation of resilient urban infrastructure.

The financing endeavours are expected to play a crucial role in shaping the future of urbanisation, aligning with the broader objectives of environmental sustainability and climate resilience.

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During COP28, a pivotal moment unfolds as 40 nations come together to pledge financial support for initiatives driving sustainable urban development. This united commitment signifies a global effort to confront environmental challenges and foster the creation of resilient urban infrastructure. The financing endeavours are expected to play a crucial role in shaping the future of urbanisation, aligning with the broader objectives of environmental sustainability and climate resilience.

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