The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed governments towards digital interventions to enhance the efficiency, resilience, and inclusivity of public services, but these efforts still need to focus on understanding citizen data and translating insights into decision-making.
With drug-resistant infections on the rise, improving antimicrobial resistance-related water quality standards will be essential to protect environmental water resources and the health of half a billion people who rely on them for daily needs.
A new flood mapping tool and forthcoming artificial intelligence-driven models will generate current and future flood risk maps for three climate change scenarios at the city, district, and river basin levels.
