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Building A Path To Approval With Effective Regulatory Support Original

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By Mira V Han, Lead Urban Specialist, Louis Garguilo Verified
| Outsourced Pharma
By Mira Han, Lead Specialist in Regulatory Affairs, Samsung Biologics Adopting a right-the-first-time approach throughout development, manufacturing, and regulatory compliance is critical to minimizing risk, optimizing efficiency, and ensuring the successful approval of novel biopharmaceuticals. Each stage of the biologics lifecycle — from cell line development to commercial production — presents opportunities for delays, deviations, or compliance challenges that can impact timelines and costs.
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From Floods to Resilience: How the Gap Fund is Helping Cambodia Build Greener Cities

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By Andre A. Bald, Lead Urban Specialist
| blogs.worldbank.org
Early-stage support from the City Climate Finance Gap Fund is paving the way for Phnom Penh and other Cambodian cities to become more sustainable and resilient. Cambodia is urbanizing fast. Nearly a quarter of its 17 million people now live in cities—and that number is expected to rise to 6 million by 2050. While urbanization has brought job creation and economic development, it has also deepened inequality and increased vulnerability to climate impacts, especially floods and extreme heat.
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