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BRICS Cities Conclave Recommends Heat Mitigation for Urban Productivity

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The BRICS Friendship Cities Conclave, held in Mumbai, discussed shared urban challenges including sea-level rise, housing, and integrated low-carbon transport. The Summary Report recommends prioritizing cooling to improve economic productivity and treating heat as a cost to energy consumption. Representatives from India, China, Indonesia, Egypt, Brazil, South Africa, Iran, and Malaysia attended the meeting.

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The recommendations address how climate change impacts urban economies. By advocating for heat-resilience measures and climate-responsive building design, the report suggests changes to urban planning and infrastructure investment across participating cities.

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  • MumbaiLocation where the BRICS Cities Conclave was held.
  • EgyptCountry represented at the conclave.
  • MalaysiaCountry represented at the conclave.

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