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Cities Advance Future-Ready Plans Amid Persistent Challenges, New Research Finds

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- #buildingafuturereadycity--While most cities have set visions to become more sustainable, resilient, and inclusive, a select group of cities are jumping ahead on becoming “future-ready,” according to a global study of 250 cities conducted by ThoughtLab, a leading provider of thought leadership research. Leaders from 92% of future-ready cities identified in the study say their cities are well prepared to overcome today’s urban challenges and are making considerably more progress than other citie...

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