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The Biscay Model: innovation in taxation could advance the SDGs. An expert explains

The Biscay Region of Spain, which includes Bilbao, home of The Guggenheim Museum, has introduced taxation that rewards investments compliant with the SDGs. Image: Jorge Fernández Salas / Unsplash.

Kate Roll

Lecturer in Innovation Development and Public Policy, IIPP, University College London (UCL)

Abhinav Chugh

Content and Partnerships Lead, Expert Network and Content Partners, World Economic Forum

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Dr. Kate Roll, @IIPP_UCL

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TaxesSustainable DevelopmentAgile GovernancePublic Finance and Social ProtectionSDG 10: Reduced InequalitiesSpainSDG 01: No PovertyEmerging-Market Multinationals

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