Geo -strategic strategies

Maputo, Mozambique – PVBlic Foundation proudly participated in the South Africa SIDS and LLDC workshop as a prominent partner and organizer, held in the amazing hotel Meliã Maputo SKY in Maputo, Mozambique, from 24 March to 28 March, 2025, from March 24 to March 28, 2025. Director of SDG Data Alliance, Dr. Presented by Greg Scott, PVBLIC demonstrated its unwavering commitment to pursue geophysical data solutions, with a strong focus on regional capacity building and inclusive development, in support of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). This five-day workshop, “Implementing geophysic strategies: challenges and opportunities”, previous United Nations continued the global pace set by the previous United Nations Integrated Land Street Information Framework (UN-IGIF) events across Africa, Asia, Caribbean and Pacific. In search of National Geospatial Information Management systems, in search of them, the Southern African countries, especially small islands, Developing States (SIDS) and land-clotted developing countries (LLDCs) respected measurement workshop. PVBLIC Foundation, through SDG Data Alliance, played an important role in shaping the program with respected international colleagues. The workshop hosted the workshop National Geospatial Development Agency (AGANTION National Day Desanwolvento Geo-Esseral) to Unit-GGIM Secretariat, United Nations Global Geological Knowledge and Innovation Center (United Nations-GGKIC), United Nations-GGIM Africa, and United States for United States for United States (United Nations-GGKIC), and United States for United States (United Nations-GGK The Rashtra-GGICIC was done in close cooperation. Up: Dr. Executive Director of SDG Data alliance at Greg Scott, Southern Africa SIDS and LLLDC workshop. The event began with an introductory leadership section, where reputed speakers formed the basis for transformative discussion. Notable main presentations were given: Mr. Giliom Le Sourd, United Nations Statistics Division, Desa Dr. Pengde Lee, Director, United Nations-Gigic Mr. Andre Nonguarma, UNECA Dr. Greg Scott, SDG data alliance These high-level contributions provided an intensive position report on progress and challenged digital divide. Each of the participating country and institutions provided a positional analysis of high-level status reports and national and regional progress and challenges, which need to help our collective understanding and opportunities to increase the national geopolitical information management system and need a flexible and permanent future. Many familiar trends arose, including: data sharing, institutional resistance and ongoing decrease of technical difficulty; Lack of access to timely and relevant data; Lack of awareness of the value and benefits of geophysic information (at the decision-making level); The need to increase capacity and capacity to meet skill challenges, and emerging needs; Inadequate institutional integration in modern geo -strategic technologies; And lack of national standards for data collection, management and spread. In this context, it was widely accepted that the United Nations-IGIF provides very essential data integration capacity and a consistent language and functioning for all countries. In terms of taking advantage of technology, the work of SDG Data Alliance and its technology partner, ESRI was appreciated and both were appreciated for developing and deploying data hubs and standardized data products. Above: In group breakout sessions, participants discussed national data assets and needs, and how can they be aligned with national development priorities and, through these, towards the implementation of the United Nations-IGIF. The second phase of the workshop infected an interactive sharing of knowledge and experiences, promoting dialogue between 12 countries, United Nations System, regional organizations and private sector participants. The purpose of this section is to give surface to unique national approaches, identify institutional and geographical obstacles, and promote collaborative strategies to strengthen the geophysical infrastructure throughout the region. During this phase (Thursday morning), a high -level national dialogue was called with leaders of the Mozambique and the United Nations Government. Workshop participants to Mozambic, Dr. Complaint statements were made by the UN Resident Coordinator for Catherine Sazi and Engineer. Secretary of Ministry, Chingen Sebastyo Marcos Mabote for transportation. After this, on the socio-economic benefits of integrated geophysical information for sustainable development in Africa. There was a main presentation by Scott. A small group meeting with Honorable Ms. Maria Benvinda Levi, the Prime Minister of the Mozambique, was later convened during the day. PVBlic Foundation is very proud to support this important initiative that strengthens the UN -IGIF and accelerates SDGS by building the knowledge network, increasing capacity and shaping national geopolitical strategies. Dr. Scott’s presence and leadership underlined the permanent commitment of PVBlic for data-operated development and international cooperation. More information and event materials are available through the official UN-GIGIM MAPUTO workshop portal. Join SDG data alliance, join SDG Data Alliance + and Power the SDG + Stay up to date with the latest sustainable development information. 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