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We want to see governments making use of traditional and non-traditional forms of data to act on the most up-to-date information.

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Workshop at Festival de Datos featuring Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, the Global Partnership, and National Statistics Institutes from Latin America and the Caribbean

Open mapping for sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean

Festival de Datos workshop featuring Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, the Global Partnership, and national statistics institutes from Latin America and the Caribbean

Cartografia aberta para o desenvolvimento sustentável na América Latina e no Caribe

A blue graphical illustration of the world map, with lines joining dots across the countries

Mapping for humanity: Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team at Festival de Datos

Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team at the Festival de Datos workshop on open mapping in Latin America and the Caribbean

Cartografía abierta para el desarrollo sostenible en América Latina y el Caribe

earth observations

Data to Monitor Environmental Impacts in Suriname

Ocean clouds seen from space | Photo: NASA/Unsplash

Mapping the big picture: Using earth observations to monitor the environmental impact of gold mining in Suriname

Aerial view of Hafun City, it shows how Cyclone Gati destroyed homes. Credit: Faaris Adam/Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data

Between crises: Puntland's response to COVID & Cyclone Gati

Roads flooded with water in the forests of Oussouye village in the Casamance region of Senegal, Credit: Xavier Llauger Dalmau / Shutterstock

From COVID-19 to climate action in Francophone West Africa

Blue data/tech graphic. Credit: Maryjane Uzodinma/Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data

The Data Science Fellowship: Driving digital transformation across Africa

Timely Monitoring of Environmental SDG Indicators in Somalia with Earth Observation and Geospatial Tools

UNDP Sierra Leone

Using earth observation data to save the mangrove ecosystem in Sierra Leone

Planet Earth South Africa zone. Elements of this image furnished by NASA

Africa Regional Data Cube