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Can the G7’s Build Back Better World compete with China’s Belt and Road Initiative?

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The G7 has unveiled its own initiative to support global infrastructure development, dubbed Build Back Better World (B3W) The B3W will focus on four main areas: climate, health, digital technology and gender. Its overarching goal is to catalyse hundreds of billions of dollars of infrastructure development in low- and middle-income countries.

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Can the G7’s Build Back Better World compete with China’s Belt and Road Initiative?

Following the expansion of Chinese-led projects in many emerging markets over the past decade, the G7 has unveiled its own initiative to support global infrastructure development, dubbed Build Back Better World (B3W).

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