TECH4ALL, Leave No One behind in the Digital World
Huawei believes that no one should be left behind in the digital world, so we developed TECH4ALL – a long-term, digital inclusion initiative for using technology, applications, and skills to empower people and organizations everywhere. We work with all types of partners to develop projects that maximize the value that digital technology can bring to the world in areas like education, health, the environment, and development. With our partners, we pledge to promote digital inclusion for all and build a fully connected, intelligent world where no one is left behind.
"We believe technology can be an important part of the solution and can help us solve global challenges if used correctly and smartly."
Zhang XinshengPresident, IUCN
"UNESCO is partnering with Huawei to support the development of Technology-enabled Open Schools Systems in Egypt, Ethiopia and Ghana, building a more crisis-resilient technology, content, and human education infrastructure."
Stefania GianniniEducation Assistant Director-General, UNESCO
"ICT creates new ways and new value. We welcome more partners and friends to join us and work together to promote digital inclusion and leave no one behind."
Kevin ZhangCMO, Huawei ICT Infrastructure
"The technology-enabled Open School System will ensure continued access to education programs either from home or a third safe place to ensure the right to education is not disrupted."
Dr. Fengchun MiaoChief of the Unit for Technology and Artificial Intelligence in Education, UNESCO
"Technology that focuses on inclusive education provides equal opportunity for learning and should be included in strategies for national development."
Nadia Ahmed AbdallaChief Administrative Secretary, Ministry of ICT, Innovation and Youth Affairs, Kenya
"With DigiTruck launched in France, more people will be able to obtain the essential skills in the digital world that they will need to secure work, and play their part in powering France through the next wave of economic growth."
François DurolletCEO, Simplon
"AI will not replace human teachers, but become a very reliable and helpful assistant for the teachers."
Chelsea ChenCo-Founder, Emotech
"How can we use technologies to provide solutions for a better planet? There are three principles: appropriate, accessible and accountable."
James HardcastleDirector, IUCN Green List Certification
"We combine many technologies to monitor environmental indicators such as biodiversity, habitats, and human activity in real time. It's a new method of nature conservation using big data."
Dr. Feng LiminDirector of National Forestry and Grassland Administration Amur Tiger and Amur Leopard Monitoring and Research Center, China
"Together with Huawei , RFCx has installed the real-time “Guardian” solution to protect forests and biodiversity in 14 countries across 5 continents."
Chrissy DurkinDirector of International Expansion, Rainforest Connection
"The Acoustic-based Cetacean Detection project will provide near real-time detection of cetaceans off Ireland’s south coast using AI and machine learning, which has never been done in Ireland before."
Emer KeaveneyFounder & Executive Director, O.R.C. Ireland
Agenda
16:30 - 16:50 Opening Remarks
Yutaka Matsuo
President, Japan Deep Learning Association (JDLA)
Professor, University of Tokyo
Professor, University of Tokyo
16:50 - 17:25 Session 1: Driving Inclusive Education with Technology
Dr. Fengchun Miao
Chief of the Unit for Technology and Artificial Intelligence in Education, UNESCO
Nadia Ahmed Abdalla
Chief Administrative Secretary, Ministry of ICT, Innovation and Youth Affairs, Kenya
17:25 - 18:00 Session 2: Tech for a Better Planet
Dr. Feng Limin
Director of National Forestry and Grassland Administration Amur Tiger and Amur Leopard Monitoring and Research Center, China
