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Here's how rising global risks will change our cities
COVID-19 exposed vulnerabilities and deep-rooted inequalities in cities, but with careful planning and investment they can become the new sustainability hubs.
Emilio Granados Franco
BA in Economics, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México; Certificate in Strategy and Leadership , Harvard University; Master of Public Policy, University of Chicago. 2007, Economist, Mexican Business Coordination Council; 2009, Research Associate, Mexican Competitiveness Institute; 2011, Public Policy Consultant, Public Affairs, Inc.; 2013, Public Opinion Analyst, Office of the President of Mexico; 2014, Deputy Chief of Staff to the Viceminister, Mexican Ministry of Finance; 2017, Director General for Economic Relations and International Promotion, Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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