A Chinese-developed meteorological disaster early caution project won the 2025 World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) reward at the WSIS Forum on Monday.Launched by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT), the task Rapid, accurate and safe and secure production, dissemination and interaction of early warning for meteorological catastrophe was revealed the winner in the classification of information and communications innovation (ICT) applications in E-environment.
Entirely 19 winners were selected from 973 submissions for this years WSIS prizes.As authoritative worldwide awards in the field of sustainable and digital development, the WSIS prizes recognize impressive jobs that advance sustainable development through the use of ICTs.CAICT President Yu Xiaohui stated in his acceptance speech that China has actually been actively reacting to environment change and carrying out the UNs Early Warnings for All initiative, emphasizing that all appropriate groups need to be informed in a timely manner when disasters occur.The WSIS is a multi-stakeholder UN procedure on digital governance and cooperation.This years WSIS Forum, co-hosted by the International Telecommunication Union and the Swiss Confederation, will work as a platform for federal government and industry agents from over 150 nations to check out methods to attend to the digital divide and worldwide technological difficulties, as well as talk about emerging innovation patterns.