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Brazilian Cities Advance Climate Commitments with Infrastructure Projects

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Cities across Brazil are translating climate commitments into action, focusing on transforming transport and waste management. Seven Brazilian cities are working to implement climate budgeting, a governance system that integrates climate goals into policy and budgets. Additionally, twenty-one subnational governments are developing seventeen waste management projects expected to process over 30,000 metric tons of organic waste annually.

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The collective effort involves mobilizing over $230 million USD with state and federal support to procure more than 200 electric buses. This large-scale investment in sustainable infrastructure and governance systems affects public spending and resource management in the region.

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