The Davos Agenda 2021

A new initiative could make cities more biodiverse: Here's how

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Cities of the future should protect nature and improve the wellbeing of their citizens. Image: Unsplash

Børge Brende
President, World Economic Forum
Ivan Duque
Senator of the Republic of Colombia, Congress of Colombia
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