As impacts and risks escalate, how can AI help accelerate science-based climate action? What role can Geneva and its stakeholders play?

Objectives:

• To share an analysis of organisations’ operational needs to accelerate the implementation of their climate commitments whilst fulfilling their social goals
• The potential for a digital management tool, powered by AI, to support decision-making, planning and monitoring of priority actions (carbon footprint data, choice of solutions, dynamic modelling of carbon impacts, reduction scenarios, financial costs, progress measurement)
• The capacity to save time and money in transforming practices, and thus to meet the targets recommended by the IPCC whilst lowering costs for organisations
• The willingness of stakeholders from diverse backgrounds (AI for Good initiatives, businesses and climate action experts) to collaborate in developing a tool as an open access common good for service organisations providing essential services to populations (both local and international).

Guests: tbc

Moderator: Bruno Jochum, Director of the Climate Action Accelerator