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Science, technology and innovation for sustainable cities and peri-urban communities

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TextPublication details: UN New YorkUS 2013Description: 19 pSubject(s):

URBAN DEVELOPMENT

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10/14/13 SANDRAW

Summary: Provides an overview of how science, technology and innovation can address key challenges of rapid urbanisation, particularly in developing countries. Proposes technology and policy options for consideration by national governments and the international community, with a view to promoting sustainable urban development

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Provides an overview of how science, technology and innovation can address key challenges of rapid urbanisation, particularly in developing countries. Proposes technology and policy options for consideration by national governments and the international community, with a view to promoting sustainable urban development

10/14/13 SANDRAW

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