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Urban areas are centers of economic growth and should be developed in a sustainable way to become more livable and resilient by 2045. This involves building infrastructure like housing, utilities, and transportation, adopting new technologies, and establishing strong institutions and values. Developing cities and regions according to these principles can help strengthen Indonesia's civilization and economy by mainstreaming urban development and housing to create centers of economic growth through sustainable infrastructure, investing in human capital and innovation.
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