The 6th International Forum on Sustainable Development Big Data opened in Beijing.
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On September 6, the 6th International Forum on Sustainable Development Big Data (FBAS 2026), hosted by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, opened in Beijing. Guo Huadong, chairman of the conference and director of the SDG Center, delivered a keynote speech, introducing the center’s progress in data product systems, monitoring and evaluation, and international cooperation. In the five years since its establishment, the SDG Center has independently developed the world’s first sustainable development scientific satellite (SDGSAT-1), established a big data software and hardware platform with independent intellectual property rights, and released the first large-scale model “Lingshi” designed to serve the UN SDGs. Currently, the center has signed cooperation agreements with 8 UN agencies, attracting thousands of experts from over 100 countries and regions to participate in the forum. During the opening ceremony, the CBAS Fellow award was presented, and two monographs were released.
On September 6, the 6th International Forum on Sustainable Development Big Data (FBAS 2026) opened in Beijing. Hosted by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, this forum aimed to deepen the innovative application of digital technologies in the field of sustainable development. Guo Huadong, chairman of the conference and director of the SDG Center, delivered a keynote speech, introducing the center’s progress in data product systems, monitoring and evaluation, and international cooperation. Over the past five years since its establishment, the SDG Center has independently developed the world’s first sustainable development science satellite (SDGSAT-1), established a big data software and hardware platform with independent intellectual property rights, and released the first large model “Lingshi” designed to serve the UN SDGs. Currently, the center has signed cooperation agreements with 8 UN agencies, attracting thousands of experts from over a hundred countries and regions to participate in the forum. During the opening ceremony, the CBAS Fellow award was presented, and two monographs were released.