Regulatory roadblocks hamper climate adaption

REGULATORY roadblocks and macroeconomic conditions are hampering the growth of digital infrastructure to a level where it can be used in climate adaption, a new report shows.

Climate adaption through digital technology refers to the use of advanced digital tools and innovations to help communities, businesses and governments adjust to the impacts of climate change.

This involves leveraging technologies such as data analytics, artificial intelligence, remote sensing and the Internet of Things to monitor and predict climate-related risks, enhance decision-making and implement strategies to reduce vulnerabilities.

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