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AI for Good Expo: Ethical AI and Disability Tech in Geneva
Discover how AI, robotics, and RISE technology enhance accessibility for individuals with disabilities. IPPDR joins Geneva’s AI for Good Expo to promote ethical innovation and inclusion.
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World Economic Forum – Davos 2025: Collaboration for the Intelligent Age
The World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting – Davos, has cemented itself as a critical venue for addressing global society’s pressing challenges. It brings together senior government officials, policymakers, business leaders, and geopolitical strategists to discuss cooperative solutions to today’s most pressing issues. © World Economic Forum However, the forum’s effectiveness in driving real-world policy and…
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The Role of Data in Global Security: Enhancing Peacebuilding and Stability
Global security challenges such as terrorism, organized crime, and cyber threats necessitate cooperation across international boundaries due to their interconnected nature. Data is essential for enhancing international collaboration as it enables the exchange of information between countries and organizations.
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Navigating Internet Governance: Addressing Global Challenges and Pursuing Sustainable Development Goals
The Internet has become an essential tool for achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs). The United Nations (UN) recognizes the importance of the Internet in achieving the SDGs and convenes the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) annually to bring together stakeholders to discuss current and emerging Internet governance issues, as well as related opportunities and challenges in…
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Biogenetic Engineering for Sustainable Development
A case study conducted by Cases and de Lorenzo in 2005 highlighted the use of genetically modified Pseudomonas putida to break down Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) present in crude oil with the objective of cleaning faster an environmental disaster of oil spill in Spain. The genetically modified bacteria were found to break down the PAHs…
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Women and Technology in Sub-Saharan Africa
The gender gap in internet use is highest in the Least Developed Countries (LDCs), where women are 33% less likely to have internet access than men.