abws siws a month before covid ; i think he would have become the 2020s grewatest zoomer of missin ways of action learning
ecop26.com
Just in time for cop26 Glasgow's 2 journals of new economics published top 30 cooperations of Abed and billion poorest asian womens half century of human development since 1972 - read & celebrate with actions 30 leaps in 1 billion womens productivity & human sustainability from 50 years of Fazle Abed Entrepreneurial Revolution -pdf -- the 30th cooperation originally called zoom graduate students up scotty is now called zoom and meta us up
back where asian communities started asking whether slavemaking, armed genocide and london's rule of world trade Gandhi went to bar of london- a lifelong lerning journey that concluded with gradad sir kenneth kemp writing up legalese of india's independence & sadly ganndhi's assasination; about 10 years after partitioning human dev2.0 kickstarted when 18 year old fazle abed (from colony E pakistan which he was to help relaunch as independent Bangladesh after studoes and several years as Royal Dutch Shell Oil company's leading young Asian engineer; abed went to Glasgow's college of engineering & shipping: see more on why our journals celebrate why adam smith scholars value Glasgow alumn Abed as first engineer to live up to smith's hopes that transparent markets could align with nature and advance all humans' lot ...
Bangladesh celebrated 250th adam smith moral sentiments keynote 2008; now in 2023 Glasgow will host microeducationsummit.com
-when we asked fazle abed if we could call our diaries from 16 visits abedmooc- he said if c stands for collaboration - we believe he'd celebrate today's students zooming or meta around world class innovators whilst still benefiting personal tutoring - for millennials to be first sustainability generation that may mean that colleges intent on student debt need vanishing faster than harry potter can wave his wand- by the by: cannot wait for the day when potter will be curation connector for all scottish students helping millennials be the sustainability (annd not the extinction ) generation womensai.com
womensai update may 2022: dad norman macrae was briefed by von neumann 1951 ask leaders interviewed by The Economist what they'll do with 100 times more tech per decade - now that question connects every being - as 2020s is our last chance decade to unite peoples in line with mother earth - not against (each other putin) oit against earth (nonsustaibnble investors) not against communities (lack of public servants who serve)
here's the most promising collaboration for ai out of un university networks
SPEAKERS:
• Ambassador Boštjan Malovrh, ,,,Permanent Representative of Slovenia to the UN
• IRCAI web T linkedin 16 face
5/6/22 launching NAIXUS, a multi-stakeholder Network of Centers of Excellence working at the intersection of AI and the SDGs. joint effort by 20 partners from 14 countries. coordinated by IRCAI and the Data-Pop Alliance. https://lnkd.in/eUzhk_CW The agenda includes:
- Opening speeches by Amb. Boštjan Malovrh (Permanent Representative of Slovenia to the UN), Amb. Tetsuya Kimura (Permanent Representative of Japan to the UN), Tshilidzi Marwala (Vice Chancellor and Principal at the University of Johannesburg) & Marielza Oliveira (Communications and Information Sector, IFAP Secretary, UNESCO)- A keynote by Maria Fasli (UNESCO Chair in Analytics and Data Science, Executive Dean, Faculty of Science and Health at University of Essex);- An introduction into the network by John Shawe-Taylor (Director at IRCAI);- Five flash talks presenting the history, aim, composition, activities, programmes, and technology focus of NAIXUS (see previous posts for speakers and topics of the flash talks)
#NAIXUS #AI4SDGs
- Opening speeches by Amb. Boštjan Malovrh (Permanent Representative of Slovenia to the UN), Amb. Tetsuya Kimura (Permanent Representative of Japan to the UN), Tshilidzi Marwala (Vice Chancellor and Principal at the University of Johannesburg) & Marielza Oliveira (Communications and Information Sector, IFAP Secretary, UNESCO)- A keynote by Maria Fasli (UNESCO Chair in Analytics and Data Science, Executive Dean, Faculty of Science and Health at University of Essex);- An introduction into the network by John Shawe-Taylor (Director at IRCAI);- Five flash talks presenting the history, aim, composition, activities, programmes, and technology focus of NAIXUS (see previous posts for speakers and topics of the flash talks)
#NAIXUS #AI4SDGs
Ambassador Tetsuya Kimura, Permanent Representative of Japan to the UN
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Tshilidzi Marwala, Vice Chancellor and Principal, University of Johannesburg
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Marielza Oliveira,Director for Partnerships and Operational Programme Monitoring,
• Communications and Information Sector, UNESCO
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John Shawe-Taylor, Director IRCAI
• Samuel Kaski, Aalto University, ELISE Network Coordinator
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Paul Lukowicz, DFKI, HumaneAI Network Coordinator
• Matthew Smith, Senior Program Specialist, IDRC
• Nelson González, Head Global Impact Computing, AWS
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Kathleen Siminyu, Machine Learning Fellow, Mozilla Foundation
• Nuria Oliver, ELLIS Unit Alicante Foundation
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Ulrich Paquet, Deep Learning Indaba, DeepMind
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Maria Fasli, UNESCO Chair in Analytics and Data Science, Executive Dean, Faculty of Science and
Health at University of Essex
• Alexandre F. Barbosa, Director Cetic
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Emmanuel Letouzé, Director Data-Pop Alliance
Statement by Ambassador Boštjan Malovrh, Permanent Representative of the Republic of
SLOVENIA to the United Nations at the Thematic Consultation 3 of "Our Common Agenda"
United Nations, New York, 21 February 2022
We align ourselves with the statement delivered by the EU and would like to make additional
remarks in our national capacity.
While all five clusters are equally important and interconnected, however, this third thematic
consultation on the Frameworks for a peaceful world – promoting peace, international law and
digital cooperation is particularly relevant at this moment in time. The number of conflicts and
crises is rising at an alarming rate. The nature of conflict is ever evolving and demands constant
vigilance and new approaches.
The Secretary-General’s New Agenda for Peace that provides a comprehensive, integrated and
inclusive approach to peace and security has our full support.
It is important to also look at strengthening the responsiveness, efficiency and transparency of
the work of the Security Council. Slovenia, also as a member of the ACT group, continues to call
on member statesto join the Code of Conduct regarding the use of veto in Security Council action
against genocide, crimes against humanity or war crimes, as well as the Political Declaration on
Suspension of Veto Powers in Cases of Mass Atrocity.
On international law;
The purposes and principles of the Charter and international law remain an indispensable
foundation for peaceful relations between States. We are therefore pleased to see Our Common
Agenda's focus on the rule of law and the development and implementation of international law.
We welcome the Secretary General's proposal for a global road map for the development and
effective implementation of international law aimed at encouraging compliance with
international law, it could also represent a step towards encouraging more States to ratify or
accede to treaties of universal interest.
We also welcome the consideration of holding regular inclusive dialogues on legal matters of
global concern at the General Assembly; and we would like to highlight the important role of the
International Law Commission in the promotion of the progressive development of international
law and its codification.
We recognize the importance of the United Nations as a vital forum for the ongoing discussions
on the development of international legal norms and standards in the field of information and
communications technology, which we consider a matter of particular global concern
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extract 19 nov continuing our after action reporting-(see also latest reports from economistwormen.com)-
if any curricula designers in education world are here - we particularly recommend youtube of bloomberg live-
example nb who would you substitute on this panel from borlaug or abed alumn of agriculture that saved third of world from starvation
warning compered with hopes from these chapters in 1984 we have so far under-invested in photosynthesis , so over invested in arms nuclear & carbon - lets hope biologists who claim 2020s will be decade biologists-tech save youth from extinction are correct
unite the world in seeing leadership debates since covid zoomed the world are here - and frankly most teenagers up would be more entrepreneurially and sustainably educated debating these contents than what goes in in class rooms be they ivory league ruled or . bureaucratically examined round standards which decimate diversity and the collaboration networks younger half of world need to connect to save our species
more journeys relevant to 5.6
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/where-worlds-most-sustainable-solutions-chris-macrae-ma-damtp-cantab/
Access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene are basic to progress. Yet more than half of the world’s population still lacks proper sanitation. As countries urbanise and population grow, the most disadvantaged will continue to bear the brunt of poor sanitation. Access to safe and adequate sanitation is also fundamental to public health in pandemics, in lowering the risk of disease and preventing premature deaths.
The World Toilet Organization’s work over the last 20 years has been critical to raising awareness and mobilising collective action to tackle the problem. The World Toilet Summit has succeeded in bringing together stakeholders to find lasting solutions, and the World Toilet College has trained more than 23,000 people on the importance of sanitation. World Toilet Day has been designated by the UN since 2013.
The World Toilet Organization’s efforts have made a significant contribution to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 6 on Clean Water and Sanitation for all. I wish the World Toilet Organization continued success in uplifting the dignity and livelihoods of vulnerable populations globally."
Tharman Shanmugaratnam
Senior Minister and
Coordinating Minister for Social Policies,
Singapore