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Last month, the Commonwealth Climate Finance Access Hub (CCFAH), in partnership with the Government of Fiji’s Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, conducted a Climate Finance Write-shop in Suva, Fiji. Among the professionals gathered for the learning event were key stakeholders from the governments of Fiji, Tuvalu, Nauru, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Palau, and the Federated States of Micronesia

INDIANA - Government libraries worldwide contain map collections open for public use. For decades, libraries have been digitizing maps to make them available online. However, many maps are still only available to view in print at the libraries that house them. Military Map Showing the Marches of ...

Sasri said that the geospatial policy has liberalised the sector and enabled access and usage of geospatial data across industries and entities.

Leveraging geospatial data to strategically locate financial service points enhances the ability to track and boost financial inclusion, says Brian Civin, chief sales and marketing officer at AfriGIS.

EuroGeographics is drawing attention to the indispensable role of official national geospatial data in enhancing Copernicus Services, particularly wit...

Incorporating smart methodologies in cadastral surveying is improving the land acquisition system in Ghana. Traditional cadastral surveying is time-co...

High costs, inflexibility and inability to share geospatial data between systems continue to be a major roadblocks.

In an increasingly data-driven world, geospatial data stands out as a powerful tool for understanding and navigating our complex environment. This 1000-word

Geospatial data allows for a nuanced understanding of customers, going beyond basic demographic information to include their physical locations and transactional behaviours, says Charl Fouché, COO at AfriGIS.

Geospatial information systems have become indispensable decision-making tools for companies, says Brian Civin, chief sales and marketing officer at AfriGIS.