Climate change has been at the top of many citizens’ concerns, especially in recent years. Governments have been slow to act, but have slowly developed climate-sustainable agendas. However, are these agendas ambitious and effective enough? To discuss we have an expert on the field. Kaisa Sibelius is the Project Manager & Coordinator for the AI4Cities PCP Project, which focuses on cities employing artificial intelligence for sustainability, for Forum Virium Helsinki.
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