The Business of Sustainable Cities: Public-private partnerships for creative technical and institutional solutions/

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TextSeries: Environmentally sustainable development proceedings series no. 7Publication details: Washington, D.C.: World Bank, c1995.Description: viii, 39 pISBN:

0821333194

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307.1'16 BUS

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HT243.D44 B87 1995

Summary: In this report, international, national, non-governmental, and public and private business and industry leaders and officials present approaches to urban energy, transportation, and solid waste services that advance environmentally sustainable development. In each case, the approach improves the quality of life in cities and presents new entrepreneurial opportunities.

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"An associated event of the Second Annual World Bank Conference on Environmentally Sustainable Development. Co-sponsored by The World Bank and EarthKind and held at The World Bank, Washington, D.C, September 22-23, 1994."

Includes bibliographical references (p. 31).

In this report, international, national, non-governmental, and public and private business and industry leaders and officials present approaches to urban energy, transportation, and solid waste services that advance environmentally sustainable development. In each case, the approach improves the quality of life in cities and presents new entrepreneurial opportunities.

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