I recently contributed to a second Delta 8.7 article which noted how space technologies from satellite sensors could be used as part of a strategy to investigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on those subjected to modern slavery, and the subsequent changes to the environment. This formed part of a wider article which addresses the inclusion of technological innovations including Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning to investigate modern slavery globally.
The post entitled 'A COVID-19 Response to Modern Slavery using AI Research' was published on the Delta 8.7 platform on 26 June 2020.
To access and read the full article, click here!
Delta 8.7 is a the data arm of the Alliance 8.7 partnership run by the United Nations (UN) which aims to eradicate forced labour, modern slavery, human trafficking and child labour globally in accordance with the SDGs. The Delta 8.7 platform is the data drive policy engagement tool associated with the partnership. It aims to help 'policy actors understand and use data responsibly to inform policies that contribute to achieving Target 8.7' of the SDGs. The platform collates useful evidence, research, news and data analyses in one place to help successfully translate these findings into tangible and effective policy decisions.
For further information about Alliance 8.7 and its sister platform Delta 8.7 follow the attached links.
To access my previous Delta 8.7 article click here.
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