Green Internet of Things towards African Continent Smart Industrial Revolution

Industrial development is an imperious for Africa to meet the objectives of African Union Agenda 2063 within a global economy constrained by climate change and driven by competitive supply chains and complex supply and demand dynamics so go to fourth industrial revolution is mandatory. The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR)characterized by the fusion of the digital, biological, and physical worlds, as well as the growing utilization of new technologies such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, robotics, 3D printing, the Internet of Things, and advanced wireless technologies, among others has ushered in a new era of economic disruption with uncertain socio-economic consequences for Africa. Green industrial revolution in Africa could help to realize green internet of thing application. Targeted green industrial policies and investment in green industries can operationalize the structural change necessary for economic recovery, competitiveness, and new jobs in the content of Africa. The combination of an exploding population and rapid industrialization is putting enormous pressure on the earth's resources. So a growing awareness among enterprises that going green taking measures to reduce a company's carbon footprint, conserve resources, and protect the environment has an enormous side benefit. The necessities for environmentally supportable modes of production and a more efficient use of possessions i.e. Green Industry, is becoming increasingly evident. This is especially in the developing world like Africa. Energy awareness is a great way to achieve green IoT. When we make the users aware of their energy usage and current energy need, it will create appositive thinking toward saving energy. Due to that Awareness-Based approach is selected for the study because of making changes in people's attitude and behavior is not easily possible. It is highly subjective as well as key determinant factor for efficient energy usage.