日本の早期警報システムに見る、効果的な気候変動適応策
国連事務総長は、2027年までに全世界を包括的な早期警報システムでカバーすることを目指すイニシアチブ「すべての人に早期警報システムを(EWS4All: Early Warnings for Al)を立ち上げました。
Facilitates peer communities for executives of the world's largest technology firms, helping them tackle common challenges. Previously led the Forum's Internet for All project, including its global executive group and its country-level work in Argentina, Jordan, Rwanda, and South Africa. Prior to the Forum spent nearly a decade at the intersection of technology and development in the USAID ecosystem and at the World Bank. Former US naval officer. MPA in International Development (MPA/ID), Harvard Kennedy School. BA in Economics, University of Virginia.
国連事務総長は、2027年までに全世界を包括的な早期警報システムでカバーすることを目指すイニシアチブ「すべての人に早期警報システムを(EWS4All: Early Warnings for Al)を立ち上げました。
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