Marta Koch

Researcher, Imperial College London
  • United Kingdom

About Marta Koch

Marta Koch is a Researcher and Teaching Facilitator at Imperial College London and UN Research Consultant (UNOPS, UN-Habitat, UNDP, UNICEF) specialising in AI, Earth intelligence and digital technology development, deployment and governance for climate action and progress towards the UN SDGs.

She is a Coordinating Lead Author for the UNESCO Science Report, Policy Lecturer & Curriculum Reviewer for the MIT Sustainable AI course, Research Associate at Oxford University and UNFCCC Technology Executive Committee RD&D and Technological Transition Pathways Activity Groups Member. 

Her work has been endorsed by the UNESCO International Decade of Sciences for Sustainable Development and featured on the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance Partnerships Hub, published in leading journals including International Affairs, Science of the Total Environment, The Innovation, Journal of Education and Training Studies, Journal of Interactive Media in Education and Nature Portfolio publications and she has authored technical reports and policy contributions for organizations such as the UN Climate Technology Centre and Network, WMO Group on Earth Observations, IEEE Communications Society, London School of Economics, University College London, International Institute for Sustainable Development, UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network and the UN Office of Information and Communications Technology.

Intro Content

Nature Reviews Earth & Environment

Applying a Novel Climate Technology Infrastructure Readiness Framework Tailored to Climate Extremes

Following publication, the work has moved onto a programme of workshops bringing together international organisation, policymaker, academic, industry leader and practitioner stakeholders to apply the Framework across climate extremes via a Global Multi-Stakeholder Framework Implementor Coalition.

Topics

Channels contributed to:

Behind the Paper After the Paper

Details

Online Elsewhere