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AI for Sustainable Food and Agriculture
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Thursday 20 March 2025 | 11:00-12:30 CET I 15:30 – 17:00 IST (6:00 – 7:30 AM EDT)
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[ AI ] [[https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_CLMFx2E3Qzqy7DdlIUWugA?utm_source=mkto&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=ITCC+News+%236#/registration]]
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The “AI for Sustainable Food and Agriculture” webinar is the fourth of the IEEE Technology Center for Climate (ITCC) series on “AI and Sustainability.” This webinar, organized by ITCC in collaboration with the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence’s (GPAI) RAISE project and supported by the Centre d’expertise international de Montréal en Intelligence artificielle (CEIMIA), will address current realities, good practices, challenges and suggestions on how to take environmental considerations into account from the design to deployment of AI in the Food Systems space.
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[ DCforEU ] [[https://vimeo.com/1048496834?utm_source=mkto&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=ITCC+News+%236]]
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As part of the Direct Current for European Union (DCforEU) Horizon Europe Framework Programme-funded project, ITCC has produced a video highlighting how HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current) technology is key to address Europe's growing energy demands and reach its climate targets by 2050.
The DCforEU project aims to engage with the scientific and industry community, policy makers and consumers to create awareness about HVDC and DC technologies. It is implemented by a consortium including IEEE Europe, KU Leuven (project coordinator), the Danish Technical University and Supergrid Institute.
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IEEE Planet Positive 2030
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Strong Sustainability by Design
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[ Strong Sustainability By Design ] [[https://sagroups.ieee.org/planetpositive2030/our-work/?utm_source=mkto&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=ITCC+News+%236]]
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IEEE Planet Positive 2030 Compendium “Strong Sustainability by Design” was released in November 2024. This groundbreaking compendium identifies specific issues and recommendations regarding sustainability and climate change challenges to achieve “Planet Positivity” by 2030. Please read and share it with others in your network.
Download the Compendium (free)
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Contact the team at PlanetPositive2030@ieee.org
Town Hall Meeting
The Next Planet Positive Town Hall meeting is scheduled for Friday 31 January 2025 (16:00-17:30 ET). Invited speaker Enock Ole Kiminta, CEO of the Kenya National Water Resources Users’ Association, will share his insights as a leading expert in the use of technology and science to drive genuine impact towards regenerative sustainability.
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Our survey on AI Risks and Opportunities for biodiversity gives insights in how biodiversity considerations are taken into account in the development and the deployment of AI. Check the survey on the AI and Sustainability theme page.
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[ AI has a role to play in biodiversity monitoring and preservation ] [[https://itcc.ieee.org/themes/ai-and-sustainability?utm_source=mkto&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=ITCC+News+%236]]
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[ Image ] [[https://engage.ieee.org/itcc-engage-with-us.html?utm_source=mkto&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=ITCC+News+%236]]
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AI Risks and Opportunities for Biodiversity webinar
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How can AI support biodiversity without causing further environmental harm? This webinar, organized by ITCC in collaboration with the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence’s (GPAI) RAISE project and supported by Centre d’expertise international de Montréal en Intelligence artificielle (CEIMIA), brought together speakers from the Global Partnership on AI, Whale Seeker, CapGemini, University of Fribourg and the IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society.
Working Group on AI for Biodiversity
Following our webinar “AI Risks and Opportunities for Biodiversity”, we invite you to continue this important discussion at the intersection of AI and biodiversity. If you or your colleagues are interested in participating in a future working group on AI for Biodiversity Metrics and Data, please contact us at itcc@ieee.org.
Once we gather sufficient interest, we will share further details about the group’s formation and next steps.
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IEEE-ITU Symposium on Achieving Climate Resilience
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IEEE and ITU organized on 12-13 December 2024 in Geneva, Switzerland, a Symposium on how to achieve climate resilience. Ten UN agencies and three other international organizations, policymakers, and industry leaders participated in the discussions and in an interactive roadmapping workshop. A summary of the Symposium will be published in the next few months.
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