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for social impact.
AI for Good is a nonprofit that’s bringing together the best minds and technologies to solve the world’s most urgent challenges.
Learn how we’re applying Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to measure and accelerate progress towards the pursuit of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations. See our work →
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Inspirational AI news, use cases and project updates worth sharing.
Trending Data Sets
Explore SDG related data sets from across the community with our SDG Data Catalog.
Provides datasets on various issues including flood hazard maps, water risk indicators and water stress projections across the globe.
Provides data about forests including land cover, land use, biodiversity metrics and forest change allowing for the monitoring and management of forests.
The Global Health Data Exchange (GHDx) is a data catalog on global health and demography information created and supported by The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington.
A collection of datasets focused on humanitarian issues.
NOAA Climate.gov provides science and information, focusing on news, data, and climate teaching materials, and the data products and services to track global climate data.
The Ocean Tracking Network is a global aquatic animal tracking, data management, and partnership platform.
Pulls together data sets in an open format to track SDG16 and provide a snapshot of the current situation, and eventually progress over time.
Covering major topics on law and order by country.
How We Create Impact
Data Access
We facilitate access to shared data, infrastructure and learning resources.
Solutions
We design, prototype and scale
solutions that create a better world.
Education
We create curricula to teach upcoming data scientists on how to use AI for good.
Policies
We draft sustainable AI policy
for all levels of government.
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