The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is launching a new technical assistance project that envisages the application of artificial intelligence in resilient infrastructure and adaptation strategies in several countries, including Azerbaijan, APA-Economics reports, citing the ADB.
The total cost of the project titled “Artificial Intelligence for Resilient Infrastructure and Adaptation Strategies” amounts to $800,000.
The project will be financed through the ADB’s Technical Assistance Special Fund. The project is currently at the proposal stage, and its approval date has not yet been determined.
The regional project covers Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Türkiye, China, India and other Asia-Pacific countries.
According to the ADB, the project could help strengthen participating countries’ capacity to identify, assess and reduce risks related to natural disasters. In this way, it is expected to indirectly contribute to reducing the impact of natural disasters, particularly on low-income and vulnerable population groups.
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