Isaac Owusu Asante
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Isaac Owusu Asante is an emerging scholar whose work sits at the critical intersection of climate change, disaster management, and information technology. His research focuses on how digital tools and data-driven systems can enhance societal resilience in the face of escalating climate-related disasters. Asante’s most-cited paper, “Climate change and COP26: role of information technologies in disaster management and resilience” (2023, 12 citations), provides a timely analysis of the commitments made at COP26 and evaluates the practical role of technologies—from early warning systems to geospatial analytics—in mitigating disaster impacts. This work contributes to a growing body of literature that bridges policy frameworks with technological implementation, offering actionable insights for governments and humanitarian organizations. While still early in his career, Asante’s research is gaining traction among scholars and practitioners seeking to operationalize climate adaptation strategies. His ability to synthesize complex global policy discussions with on-the-ground technological solutions positions him as a promising voice in the fields of environmental informatics and disaster risk reduction.
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