The Aga Khan University has committed to becoming carbon neutral in its operations by 2030, in what will make it the first institution in East Africa do so. The institution, in conjunction with the University of Michigan, is also working on a project that uses cutting-edge artificial intelligence to identify individuals at risk of future health problems. The project has received over US$6 million in funding from the National Institutes of Health in the United States. The details emerged during the Aga Khan University’s Global Convocation led by Princess Zahra Aga Khan. Speaking on behalf of the Chancellor, His Highness the Aga Khan, Princess Zahra attended the event in -person in Nairobi. Ceremonies were also held simultaneously in Uganda, Tanzania and Pakistan.