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See how Brazil is benefiting from the Industrial Deep Decarbonization Initiative 

A view of a Brazilian city, illustrating how Brazil stands to benefit from the Industrial Deep Decarbonization Initiative

Brazil is now part of the Industrial Deep Decarbonization Initiative. Image: LhcCoutinho from Pixaby

Ginelle Greene-Dewasmes
Project Specialist, Government Engagement, First Movers Coalition, World Economic Forum
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