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• TITLE: The Impact of Satellite Communications on Environmental Hazard Control: Tool for the Realization of African Union Agenda 2063 Aspirations

  AUTHORS: Nsikan Nkordeh, Segun Popoola, Abigail Jefia, Mba Okeoghene, Aaron A. A. Atayero, Morayo Awomoyi, Ibinabo Bobmanuel

  KEYWORDS: AU Agenda 2063, Satellite Communications, Environmental hazards, Robust Satellite Techniques, Remote Sensing

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Communications, Network and System Sciences, Vol.16 No.8, August 30, 2023

  ABSTRACT: Africa is a developing economy and as such, emphasis has been placed on the achievement of revolutionary goals that will place her on a similar rank as the developed economies. Pertaining to this objective, Heads of States and government all over Africa instigated the African Union (AU) Agenda 2063, which is a framework put in place to achieve a continental transformation over the next 40 years. The use of satellites has been proven to be a major influence on economic growth since it facilitates the exchange of information. Environmental hazards such as climate changes, pollution, and inefficient waste management can be classified as one of the drawbacks to achieving this economic growth we hope to accomplish. The purpose of this paper is to analyze and examine satellite communication as a tool for the attainment of an integrated, prosperous and peaceful Africa by means of combatting environmental hazards in the continent.