Returning Nature to Cities > World Economic Forum Annual Meeting | World Economic Forum

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Biodiversity and nature loss places 44% of GDP in cities at risk of disruption, rendering business-as-usual urban planning and infrastructure development unsustainable.

How are leaders, infrastructure companies and innovators jointly redesigning cities to improve environmental and human health?

Simultaneous interpretation in Spanish and English

This is a livestreamed session.

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