Innovating climate policy in South Africa: integrating technology and indigenous knowledge for resilient futures
南アフリカにおける気候政策の革新：技術と先住民の知識を統合した強靭な未来に向けて (AI 翻訳)
Human Sciences Research Council
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日本語
本稿は、南アフリカの気候変動政策の現状と課題を分析し、効果的な適応・緩和戦略を実現するための4つのアプローチを提案する。具体的には、政府間連携の強化、AI等のデジタル技術の活用、先住民の知識の公式な政策への統合、再生可能エネルギーを超えた官民パートナーシップの拡大を挙げている。これらの施策により、南アフリカは断片的な気候行動から、包摂的で強靭なシステムへの移行が可能となると論じている。
English
This policy brief analyzes South Africa's climate policy challenges and proposes four key approaches: enhancing intergovernmental coordination, utilizing digital technologies like AI for climate planning, formally integrating indigenous knowledge, and expanding public-private partnerships beyond renewable energy. It argues that these strategies can transform fragmented climate action into a resilient, inclusive system.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
南アフリカの事例は、日本が石炭依存や地方政府の能力不足といった同様の課題に直面する際の参考となり得る。特に、先住民の知識を政策に統合する点は、日本の地域コミュニティの知恵を気候適応に活かす示唆を含む。
In the global GX context
This paper highlights the importance of integrating technology and indigenous knowledge in climate policy, relevant to global efforts under the Paris Agreement. It offers lessons for countries like South Africa and Japan facing coordination challenges and the need for inclusive adaptation strategies.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Examines policy coordination challenges and proposes integration of technology and indigenous knowledge for climate resilience.
🏢実務担当者:Provides insights on leveraging AI and indigenous knowledge for climate planning and multi-level governance.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights need for cross-departmental coordination and inclusion of local knowledge in national climate strategies.
📄 Abstract（原文）
The challenge extends beyond environmental concerns – it reflects poorly coordinated policies that overlook local knowledge, and fail to leverage modern technology effectively. Policymakers are constrained by bureaucratic and institutional barriers, limiting their capacity to implement effective adaptation and mitigation strategies (Cashore et al., 2024). Despite strong frameworks such as the National Climate Change Response Policy and the National Development Plan, implementation remains challenging. Intergovernmental departments are weak, coal dependency persists, and local governments often lack the skills and resources required to carry out effective climate action. This brief highlights four key approaches: to strengthen South Africa’s climate response: enhancing coordination across all levels of government, utilizing digital technology like artificial intelligence for climate planning, formally including indigenous knowledge in policies, and expanding public–private partnerships beyond renewable energy to support broader climate resilience. By adopting these approaches, South Africa can move from fragmented climate action to a system that adapts well, includes all communities and builds lasting resilience.
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