Gates Foundation Joins Maharashtra to Combat Malaria
The Gates Foundation has joined forces with the Maharashtra government to eradicate malaria in the state. The collaboration was announced during Bill Gates' visit to India, where he met with Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Discussions included AI implementation in health and other sectors, as well as the state's digitalization efforts.
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The Gates Foundation is set to collaborate with the Maharashtra government to eliminate malaria, announced Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Founded by Bill and Melinda Gates, the foundation aims to improve global health and education. During his India visit, Bill Gates discussed AI's role in health and agriculture with Fadnavis.
Fadnavis highlighted Maharashtra's initiatives for youth and women's economic empowerment, including advancements in technology adoption. Gates expressed commitment to help, emphasizing AI-driven solutions in health and infrastructure to prevent diseases like malaria and dengue.
The Maharashtra government envisions digital transformation across sectors, supported by Microsoft in establishing a 'Skill University' to train youth in future-ready skills. A special focus is placed on training women in AI, promoting inclusivity in technology.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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