A research case study by Keeley Alexander Ryota, Director of aiESG and CR/Associate Professor at Kyushu University, was published by the International Science Council (ISC) and the World Federation of Engineering Organizations (WFEO) in a position paper for the UN High Level Political Forum 2025, "Five years to course correct: Science and engineering for a world off track".

The purpose of this position paper is to present evidence and practical insights into how science and engineering can contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and what is needed to strengthen their impact. Through 17 case studies authored by members of the global science and engineering community, the paper shows what is possible when knowledge, policy, and society work together.

Keeley's research is presented as Case Study 5, "From research to impact: transforming sustainability data disclosure from cost to investment through science-based AI modelling Keeley's research is presented as
This research is to develop an AI-based ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) assessment tool to support corporate sustainability efforts. The research mentions our aiESG initiative, a Kyushu University startup, and how it is already being used by more than 30 major listed companies in Japan and abroad. The report also mentions our aiESG initiative, a Kyushu University startup, and the fact that more than 30 major listed companies in Japan and abroad are already using it.

The position paper is available below. Please take a moment to read it.
Five years to course correct: Science and engineering for a world off track

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Keely Alexander Ryota Director and Chief Researcher (CR)
Associate Professor at Kyushu University. D. from Kyoto University and worked at the World Bank. 2018-2012: Special Assistant Professor at Manaki Laboratory, Kyushu University, 2023: Associate Professor. He is a Principal Investigator of "ESG and Corporate Value" funded research by the Ministry of the Environment of Japan, and Co-Unit Director of the Moonshot Project "DAC-U". Member of the Negative Emission Technology Center, and engaged in research on ESG and corporate performance, etc.

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