Smart cities present risks but also opportunities for inclusion
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What do cities need to do to reinforce their commitment to leaving no one behind?
During the last years, cities have seen rapid shifts to virtual and remote work, new partnerships across ecosystems, and unprecedented levels of adaptability. Now, as organizations and governments rethink work and shift away from rigid routine and structure, aiming for social inclusion is not only the right thing to do, but it also makes sense economically.
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