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Here’s how data science can help solve global crises

The Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth makes impact data science a top priority. Pictured here: A woman working in an open field during the day.

The goal is to strengthen collaboration between sectors so we can use impact data science to address other social challenges in systematic ways. Image: Mastercard

Shamina Singh
President, Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth; Executive Vice-President, Sustainability, Mastercard
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