Building a sustainable peace and development model through data-driven Chinese peacekeeping actions based on UN Global Pulse

Yongjun Yan, Yixin Zhang

Article ID: 2604
Vol 8, Issue 2, 2024

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This paper aims to explore how to build a sustainable peace and development model for China’s peacekeeping efforts through the application of data-driven methods from UN Global Pulse. UN Global Pulse is a United Nations agency dedicated to using big data and artificial intelligence technologies to address global challenges. In this paper, we will introduce the working principles of UN Global Pulse and its application in the fields of peacekeeping and development. Then, we will discuss the current situation of China’s participation in peacekeeping operations and how data-driven methods can help China play a greater role in peacekeeping tasks. Finally, we will propose a sustainable peace and development model that combines data-driven methods with the advantages of China’s peacekeeping efforts to achieve long-term peace and development goals.


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UN Global Pulse; data-driven approaches; China’s peacekeeping operations; sustainable peace; development models

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