Who really benefits from new cities?
CCI’s Jeff Mason was published in City Monitor discussing the need for new cities, where they can do the most good, and what kinds are being built.
July 7, 2023
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Nalumino Collins Simioti is an Economist as well as a Librarian who is highly interested in analyzing and solving global economic problems by being highly organized, juggling priorities, and being a team player in order to drive projects forward. He graduated from the University of Zambia with a double major Degree in Library and Information Science and Economics.
CCI’s Jeff Mason was published in City Monitor discussing the need for new cities, where they can do the most good, and what kinds are being built.
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