Stephen Sarfo Adu-Yeboah

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Dr. Stephen Sarfo Adu-Yeboah is a researcher at the nexus of climate change, disaster resilience, and information technology. His work critically examines how digital tools can be leveraged to mitigate the impacts of climate-induced disasters, with a particular focus on policy frameworks like COP26. His most-cited paper, "Climate change and COP26: role of information technologies in disaster management and resilience" (2023, 12 citations), underscores the transformative potential of IT in early warning systems, data-driven response strategies, and community resilience planning. By bridging the gap between climate policy and technological innovation, Dr. Adu-Yeboah provides actionable insights for governments and humanitarian organizations. His research is especially relevant in an era of escalating climate crises, offering a roadmap for integrating real-time data, AI, and communication networks into disaster management. With a growing citation footprint, his work is shaping how scholars and practitioners approach the intersection of environmental risk and digital infrastructure. Dr. Adu-Yeboah’s contributions are vital for students and researchers seeking to understand how technology can serve as a cornerstone of climate adaptation and disaster preparedness.