China's climate technology innovation representative Lian Xirui gave a wonderful speech at the first Central Asia Digital Inclusion Forum: Digital technology helps global climate action
September 3Central Asia's first Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference focusing on digital inclusion and transformationOpening in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan. This conference is organized byOrganized by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)It was held and attracted digital department leaders from more than 30 countries to attend.
It is worth mentioning that at the 79th United Nations General AssemblyMotion on "Holding this Conference in Kazakhstan"It has been unanimously recognized by member states, highlighting Kazakhstan's important position in digital technology and sustainable development.
Kazakhstan Prime Minister Volozas Bektynov said at the opening ceremony of the conference that for 80 years, the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific has served as a key source for the Asia-Pacific region.More than 4 billion peopleThe fate of the people has had a huge impact.
Meanwhile,Lian Xirui, founder of mung bean sprouts and president of the Institute of Ecological Environmental Protection and Climate Change ResponseA far-reaching keynote speech was delivered at the Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference held in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, with digital inclusion and transformation as the main topics.
On-chain incentives and carbon huts: Contribute to global carbon reduction
During this speech,Ms. Lian XiruiWith her consistent innovative spirit, she shared the research and development of the team she led"Carbon Cabin" series products, and detailed how this blockchain technology-based solution has achieved remarkable results in China.
Lian Xirui mentioned: "Since 2017, I have worked closely with the Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change on how to promote carbon asset mining and carbon reduction incentives through scientific and technological means, and have successfully applied these results in China."
It further explains how "Carbon Cabins" can help communities and individuals effectively reduce their carbon footprints through the Internet of Things and smart contract systems, and has been recognized by the Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. This system not only quantifies and identifies participants 'carbon emissions, but also provides incentives for each emission reduction behavior through smart contracts, helping multiple cities reduce carbon emissions.
The company's newly developed "Carbon Shop" and other digital identification systems with blockchain and artificial intelligence services provide digital products and services that can continuously and efficiently tap regional green economic benefits in various places and scenarios.
International cooperation and initiatives: Leading the future of digital ecological civilization
At the end of the speech, Ms. Lian Xirui advocated the establishment of broader international cooperation andThrough what she initiated"Digital Ecological Civilization and the International Climate Action Initiative"(ICECI)Encourage countries and organizations to jointly develop and promote blockchain-based digital climate mitigation strategies. She said: "We hope to strengthen interaction with more climate consensus parties such as the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific and Kazakhstan in the future to jointly promote the development of green economy."
Other speakers gathered their views: jointly discussing digital technology and climate governance
The forum also brought together a number of heavyweight guests from different countries to discuss the key role of digital technology in addressing climate change and air pollution.
inDavid L., Deputy Secretary of Digital Government Affairs of the Philippines Almirol, Jr.His speech emphasized the application of digital technology in government management, especially its importance in addressing environmental challenges. He pointed out that by promoting digital transformation, governments can manage resources more effectively, reduce carbon emissions, and contribute to global climate governance.
Different from the formerNuria Kutnaeva, Minister of Digital Development of KyrgyzstanShared Kyrgyzstan's experience on the road to digitalization. She mentioned that Kyrgyzstan is developing digital infrastructure to improve the win-win situation of environmental protection and economic development. She called on governments to increase investment in digital technology to better respond to the challenges posed by climate change.
same time,Professor Wisit Wisitsora-at, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Digital Economy and Society of ThailandIt introduced Thailand's latest progress in the digital economy and how to apply these technologies to climate action. He emphasized that through international cooperation, Thailand hopes to share its experience with more countries and jointly promote the process of global digital ecological civilization.
Professor Wisit Wisitsora-at, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society of Thailand, and Lian Xirui, founder of mung bean sprouts and president of the Institute of Ecological Environmental Protection and Climate Change Response, exchanged views on the deep integration of digital technology in Thailand
Future Outlook: Deep integration of digitalization and climate action
The successful holding of this conference marks further cooperation among countries around the world in the field of digital technology and climate action. As more and more countries and organizations join the ranks, digital means will play an increasingly important role in addressing global climate challenges.
It demonstrates China's innovative practices in this field and also provides valuable experience and inspiration for global climate action. We look forward to seeing her "Carbon Cabin" series of products promoted and applied in more countries and regions to provide more solutions for global climate governance.
