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Financing the New Urban Agenda: The Challenges of Financing Sustainable Urban Infrastructure Concept Note

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Publication Date:

Jan 01, 2020

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Latin America and Caribbean (LAC)

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Global / Non-Specific

The financial challenges of subnational governments are discussed in an Inter-American Development Bank concept note on financing sustainable urban infrastructure. The note highlights the link between municipal PPP opportunities and cities' creditworthiness

UN-Habitat/IDB. 2016. Financing the New Urban Agenda: The Challenges of Financing Sustainable Urban Infrastructure Concept Note. Draft for Discussion Purposes. Washington, DC: United Nations Human Settlements Programme and Inter-American Development Bank. [#4518]

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