The Roadmap provides practical guidance for the use of geospatial information for the production, measurement, monitoring and dissemination of geospatially enabled SDG indicators.
We would like to recognize the GEO SDG 2021 Awards Review Panel, a group of leaders, innovators, and creatives from the Earth observation and international development communities.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Federal Competitiveness and Statistics Center (FCSC) in its capacity as the Secretariat of the UAE National Committee to track and report SDG indicators, is continuously trying to utilize the latest techniques and tools available such
Our parallel session titled “Toolkits for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)” at the GEO Virtual Symposium is an Earth Observations (EO) Toolkit Pitch Fest. It will take place on Wednesday, 23 June 2021 at 18:30-19:30 CEST.
We are pleased to share the Earth Observations for Sustainable Development Goals Initiative Report 2020.
The EO4SDG Annual Meeting was held virtually on November 18-19, 2020. The meeting included presentations from three of the four newly formed GEO Working Groups – Capacity Development, Climate Change, Disaster Risk Reduction – and the Urban Resilience Programme
Launched last year, the GEO SDG Awards Program, led by the EO4SDG initiative, recognizes institutions, organizations and countries that are applying Earth observations towards the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. We are pleased to announce the winners of the
Update: The call for nominations period has been extended to July 17, 2020. The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development provides a universal set of priorities to use as a blueprint of action for people, the planet, and prosperity. Earth observations,
The GEO SDG Awards Program, led by the EO4SDG initiative, was designed to recognize institutions, organizations and countries that are applying Earth observations towards the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. Here are the winners for the Group on Earth Observations
USAID, NASA, FAO, and other GFOI members have worked together in tropical countries through international assistance programs such as SilvaCarbon and SERVIR to homogenize methods and data among the GHGi and national REDD+ MRV systems. Some countries have generated the
