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How 4IR is enabling policy-making for a more sustainable and agile future

An exhibit symbols the fourth industrial revolution "industry 4.0" at the Hannover Fair. Image: REUTERS/Wolfgang Rattay

Stefanie M. Falconi
WEF Fellow to Global Future Council, Senior Researcher at Igarape Institute
Rebecca King
Engagement Lead, World Economic Forum
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Stefanie M. Falconi, WEF Fellow to Global Future Council, Co-founder of Instituto Limite, and Rebecca King Lead, Government Affairs - C4IR, World Economic Forum

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