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‘Smart’ cities promise economic and environmental benefits to the developing world

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2 years ago

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‘Smart’ cities promise economic and environmental benefits to the developing world

2 years ago
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16:02

Master-planned cities have become a development model, a way for countries in the developing world to jump-start economies and provide a roadmap for the future. But does reality live up to the pitch?

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