AI4GHI Challenge 2024 (AI for Global Health Innovation)

Use the buttons below to submit Phase IA sub-theme selection and Phase IB submissions (video and abstract)

Key Updates

September 1st to September 14 – Familiarize yourself with your teams, start reflecting on the challenge question and select your sub-theme: https://tally.so/r/3XENrg. You must submit this form by September 14 (23:59 GMT) to continue to Phase IB.

August 31st – Launch of the AI4GHI Challenge through the Kick-Off Event.

Resources

Kick-Off Event AI4GHI Challenge 2024 includes the information provided regarding the AI4GHI Challenge

Understanding AI – Resources includes a curation of resources to help you get started with AI applications, programming, and communication.

Dataset Tips and Examples provides a starting point for finding and accessing data.

When looking for an advisor, a great place to start is reaching out to a professor or researcher who has knowledge in regards to the sub-theme you have selected or the methodology you are considering. You can also look for and reach out to people through our LinkedIn network.

If you are looking for an advisor for effective communication, you can book an appointment with Mahak.

Use the accommodations form if you would like to request for an accommodation.

What are the sub-themes?

The team for the competition is Developing Responsible AI Solutions for Strengthening Climate-Sensitive Health Systems. Teams will select a sub-theme most relevant to their research question:

Predictive Analytics for Disease Outbreaks: Using AI to predict and mitigate the impact of climate-induced diseases such as vector-borne illnesses (e.g., malaria, dengue) or waterborne diseases (e.g., cholera).
Climate-Resilient Healthcare Infrastructure: Developing AI solutions to optimize healthcare delivery systems and infrastructure in regions vulnerable to climate change (e.g., extreme weather events, resource scarcity).
Air Quality and Respiratory Health: Utilizing AI to monitor air quality data and develop interventions to protect respiratory health in areas affected by climate-related air pollution.
Climate Change and Mental Health: Addressing the intersection of climate change impacts (e.g., displacement, trauma) and mental health through AI-powered solutions for resilience and support systems.
Health Equity and Vulnerable Populations: Developing AI solutions to ensure equitable access to healthcare and health information for vulnerable populations impacted by climate change (e.g., indigenous communities, low-income urban areas).
Public Health Policy and AI: Analyzing the role of AI in shaping climate-sensitive public health policies, including regulatory frameworks and international collaborations.

Once you have decided on a sub-theme, please indicate your selection using the button at the top of this page.

What are the prizes?

People Innovation Award (Prize is per team)

1st Prize: $1000 + Publication (Article-Processing Charge covered)
2nd Prize: $600
3rd Prize: $400

Science Communication Award (Prize is per team)

1st Prize: $1000 + Publication (Article-Processing Charge covered)
2nd Prize: $600
3rd Prize: $400