Desktop research shows AI enhances environmental monitoring and climate change adaptation in Africa, suggesting priorities for climate-specific interventions.
Understanding the current weather conditions of different countries within the African continent, along with their agricultural and development status, is crucial for establishing the novel use of AI in environmental monitoring and climate adaptation. Africa, being the second-largest continent in the world, indicates the urgency to forecast and prioritise climate-related disasters accurately, which is possible using artificial intelligence (AI). This study investigates the future of environmental monitoring and climate change adaptation in the AI age. The study employed a desktop research method, utilising credible journals and publications from verifiable sources. The findings revealed that AI has been deployed globally in sustainable forest management, conservation, and environmental monitoring, with great potential in agriculture. The study recommends skill analysis to determine the climate-specific areas to prioritise, with a reporting timeline to measure progress.
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