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Using technology to cut water wastage: IBM

Using technology to cut water wastage: IBM
03/28/2023 | Companies
According to a United Nations report from 2021, 2.3 billion people live in water-stressed countries, which the World Health Organization predicts will be exacerbated in some regions due to climate change and population growth. To sustain life on Earth, we must protect the health of its water...
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IBM increases support to equitable access to water for vulnerable populations

IBM increases support to equitable access to water for vulnerable populations
03/24/2023 | Companies
The IBM Sustainability Accelerator is now accepting proposals for the next cohort, which will focus on water management solutions. This program uses IBM technologies such as hybrid cloud and artificial intelligence, as well as an ecosystem of experts, to improve and scale projects aimed at...
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Global FoodBanking Network provides critical resources to world's most vulnerable communities

Global FoodBanking Network provides critical resources to world's most vulnerable communities
11/11/2022 | Companies
GFN aims to address food security issues in the most vulnerable areas in Southeast Asia. The Nutrition for Zero Hunger initiative (NFZH) has made significant progress in its efforts to nourish communities and help end hunger worldwide over the last three years. However, the crisis is worsening for...
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