Erik Lehmann

In the policy analysis realm, tracking the implementation of climate strategies, such as the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), presents a daunting challenge. The sheer volume of policy documents to analyze makes manual tracking an uphill task for policy advisors. Considering this, we began experimenting with a novel, AI-powered solution: The Policy Action Tracker.

The consequences of the climate crisis are affecting people across the world, but it is well-known that people in vulnerable situations (due to factors including but not limited to age, gender, geography, health or indigenous or minority status) may experience heightened exposure and are disproportionately more affected than other demographic groups.

Artificial intelligence is currently filling the headlines. This raises the question of how we can use the benefits of these tools without causing harm and leaving no one behind.

A year of change for the GIZ Data Lab: the GIZ Data Lab 2.0. and its members . What a year it has been… again!

Visiting Fair Forward in Kigali, Rwanda 456

In every community, there are individuals or groups with uncommon behaviors who, while having access to similar resources, find better solutions to challenges than their peers.