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Data Science for Social Good is an emerging field that harnesses data-driven techniques to address complex societal challenges and promote positive change. This chapter presents a comprehensive study on the application of data science for social good, with a specific focus on addressing food insecurity in urban areas. By leveraging spatial analysis, predictive modelling, and cluster analysis, this study provides valuable insights into the extent and causes of food insecurity, identifies at-risk populations, and proposes evidence-based interventions. Collaboration between data scientists, policymakers, and community stakeholders is emphasized to develop effective strategies. Ethical considerations, including privacy protection and transparency, are prioritized to ensure responsible data use. The scalability of data science approaches, emerging trends, and future research directions are discussed. This chapter contributes to the growing body of knowledge on using data science to address social challenges and promote social good. The integration of real-time data, machine learning advancements, and community-driven insights enhances the effectiveness of interventions and supports sustainable, long-term solutions for reducing urban food insecurity.
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