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With climate change and biodiversity loss continuing to threaten the longevity and sustainable development of humanity and our planet, we believe that digital technology is pivotal to mitigating environmental degradation and biodiversity loss on a global scale. Technologies such as 5G, cloud, AI, big data and IoT play an increasingly critical role in protecting our planet and our future.
In 2020, Huawei and IUCN launched the Tech4Nature partnership to protect biodiversity and natural ecosystems through scientific and technological innovation. Since then, we have learned much in terms of developing technology-driven solutions to help safeguard our home.
At the summit, we will share our insights from the Tech4Nature journey with partners from international organizations, governments, telecom operators, scientific research institutions, and NGOs, and explore how we can work together to better protect nature with technology.
Tao Jingwen, Director of the Board Director of the Corporate Sustainable Development Committee, Huawei
Dr Grethel Aguilar, Director General, IUCN
James Hardscastle, Director of Protected Areas
Anna Colquhoun, Senior Insight Manager，Climate Tech programme
Li Diqiang, Chief Scientist, CAF
James McBreen, Senior Programme Officer, IUCN Centre for Conservation Action, IUCN
Joyce Liu, Director, TECH4ALL Digital Inclusion Program Office, Huawei
Prof. Diao XiaoPing, Vice President of Hainan Institue of National Parks, China
Regina Cervera, Projects Manager, C-Minds, Mexico
Mario Coto, Technical Director, National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC) , Costa Rica
Daniel Pons, Barcelona Provincial Government -Natural Parks Management Service- Public Servant Sant Llorenç Natural Park Biodiversity Conservation Technical Officer, Sant Llorenç del Munt i l’Obac, Spain
