Megan King, Author at African Centre for Cities

A New Coalition for Urban Transitions to Help Cities Thrive

Megan King / 10 May 2016

Following the Better Growth, Better Cities project ahead of the Paris COP in 2015, African Centre for Cities will again partner with the New Climate Economy (NCE) team on the Coalition for Urban Transitions

Author name: Megan King

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