Smart Cities – The Future of Urban Living Experience Here and Now!
Smart cities leverage a variety of technologies to enhance resident experience. They are driven by digital innovation and can become fundamental to achieving net-zero world targets.
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Key 9 applications of AI in humanitarian aid delivery
With the rise of AI, data-driven solutions have progressively been transforming the humanitarian field. Data expansion and advances in computation power have opened up new gateways for the enhancement of aid operations. As a result, although at a relatively slower pace, AI in humanitarian aid has become mainstream. With the help of AI technology, now humanitarian organizations can transition from a reactive to an anticipatory approach. This means they can respond to the evolution of natural disasters, conflicts, and other emergencies more efficiently and swiftly.
Universally Accessible Infrastructure and Inclusive Mobility for More Equitable and Prosperous Societies
International human rights law, and frequently domestic law, obliges countries to ensure health equity. This implies the creation and maintenance of accessible infrastructure including transportation systems and associated services.
Carbon Pricing Rooting for Net Zero World
Carbon pricing is a policy approach aimed at reducing GHG. Simply put, it accounts for the price of all carbon-emitting activities and targets GHG reduction.
Renewable Energy Success Story of Iceland – Green in Full Gear
While some countries are yet to start with clean energy, others have gone far along the way. Iceland's renewable energy transformation has turned the country into a land of plenty that others look up to.
Financial Crime with Cryptocurrencies
Since the origination of Bitcoin, dozens of other cryptocurrencies have appeared on the market. Crypto has become a widespread means of payment, investment, and fund transfer with their overall value hitting the cap of $3 Trillion in 2021.
The Rise of AI – Embracing the Capabilities of ChatGPT
The innovative technology has been attracting nearly 1,000,000 new users per week lately. Given its truly multimodal capabilities, the chatbot has taken the tech market by storm. It was having an estimated number of 100 million users by January 2023, making it the fastest growing platform ever.
Turkey-Syria Earthquake
Both Turkey & Syria have been massively affected triggering an acute humanitarian crisis. However, the situation in Syria has been further complicated by the country’s specific circumstances. Failing as a state under global economic sanctions and burdened by war and the refugee crisis, serving the populations in need has become a real challenge for the country.
Ukraine-Russia Conflict – Ramifications for Global Economy
Ukraine-Russia Conflict - a protracted conflict between the two breadbaskets of the World - does not go easy on global markets or overall economic growth. Besides the two countries providing 30% of the World’s wheat and barley, the Russian Federation has long been a top natural gas supplier.
Unfolding Global Labor Market Dynamics
According to the ILO’s World Employment and Social Outlook 2023, global employment is expected to expand by only 1% in 2023 with no major improvement awaited in 2024. This means that the gaps created by the infamous pandemic are not set to close within the coming two years. The situation is expected to vary across regions with Europe and Central Asia being hit the hardest due to Ukraine Conflict.
AI on par with clinicians in the detection of Tuberculosis
According to the WHO for the year 2019 reported tuberculosis cases reached 10 million with 1.4 million losing their lives to the infection. Unsurprisingly, the burden of tuberculosis is not evenly distributed among countries with developing states being affected the most largely owing to limited health expertise and lack of medical equipment.
Emergency Logistics at the Heart of Disaster Relief Operations
Emergency logistics has been defined as the support function that ensures the timely delivery of emergency resources and rescue services into the regions affected by disasters. It is considered the key to efficient and effective alleviation of disaster impact in its immediate aftermath. Thereby, relief supply chains are expected to be the most agile and adaptive.
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