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    Policymakers and Sustainability Leaders
    Southeast Asia

    AI for Climate Resilience & Sustainability: Protecting Southeast Asia’s Future

    Climate AI; Sustainability; Disaster Management

    AI Snapshot

    The TL;DR: what matters, fast.

    • Climate AI is an urgent priority as the region faces floods and extreme weather; climate-tech investment grew to US$6 billion by Q3 2024 and the market is projected to reach US$350 billion by 2030.
    • Framework: identify climate risks → collect environmental data → build predictive models → implement early warning systems and adaptation strategies.
    • Challenges include fragmented data, talent shortages and uneven computing resources.

    Perfect For

    Government officials, climate-tech entrepreneurs and urban planners.

    Recent floods and landslides across Southeast Asia show that climate change is a daily threat. Climate-tech investment is soaring, and AI-powered tools are becoming core infrastructure for anticipation and adaptation.

    Foundations of Climate AI in Southeast Asia

    Climate AI trends include rapid investment growth and projects like Singapore’s digital water grid predicting flash floods, Malaysia’s IoT groundwater monitoring system and weather apps advising farmers. These tools use machine learning to anticipate disasters and guide resource management.

    Framework for Building Climate Resilience

    Assess hazards, integrate environmental sensors, build predictive models, implement early warning systems and collaborate across agencies and borders. Include citizen communication and regular drills.

    Challenges and Opportunities

    Fragmented data, talent shortages and uneven computing resources hinder scaling. Solutions include open data initiatives, training programs, regional collaboration and investment in infrastructure and talent.

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    Prompts

    Disaster Prediction

    Develop a flood prediction model

    Act as a data scientist at a municipal government in Manila. Describe the data sources and modelling techniques you would use to predict flash floods, and how you would communicate warnings to citizens.

    Sustainability Planning

    Plan a climate-resilient city

    You are an urban planner in Ho Chi Minh City. Outline a plan to integrate AI-driven climate monitoring (heat mapping, water level sensors) into city infrastructure to enhance resilience.

    Stakeholder Collaboration

    Coordinate climate AI initiatives

    Draft a proposal for a regional climate AI consortium to harmonize data, share technology and train talent across ASEAN countries.

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