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Turning digital technology innovation into climate action.

UN Entity:

ITU

SDGs:

SDG 11: Sustainable Cities & Communities

Innovation Area:

Automation & Robotics
Behavioural Science
Innovation in General (incl. HCD)
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
The ITU has a strong role to play in encouraging these outcomes by raising awareness and empowering people to make choices (e.g. about the benefits of smart metering for electricity and water consumption), by providing leadership and expertise on ICTs worldwide, and by facilitating greater dialogue and exchange of ideas among different stakeholder groups.
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