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Sallie Payne Snell, Secretary General and Executive Director of EuroGeographics, served on the GWF 2024 Geospatial Leadership Awards jury panel.
The pan-European datasets on OME are created using national geospatial information from members of EuroGeographics.
Germany’s Federal Agency for Cartography and Geodesy (BKG) will continue to manage production of pan-European datasets under a new agreement with EuroGeographics.
EuroGeographics’ members have invested significant resources in implementing the INSPIRE Directive to ensure their data is discoverable, accessible, and interoperable.
The EuroGeographics 2024 General Assembly was hosted by the National Geographic Institute, Spain.
Tomaž Petek was elected President of EuroGeographics at the Association’s 2024 General Assembly.
The EuroGeographics 2024 General Assembly was supported by the General Directorate for the Cadastre.
Colin Bray is affiliated with Tailte Éireann and held the position of EuroGeographics President since 2019.
The EuroGeographics 2024 General Assembly was attended by 115 delegates from 37 countries.
EuroGeographics members are taking a prudent and pragmatic approach to using AI rather than adopting AI hype.
EuroGeographics agrees with the UN-GGIM Committee of Experts that more effort should be invested in coordinating and collating data for the SDGs to address both the information and digital divide.
EuroGeographics offered to support the UN-GGIM Committee of Experts by enabling access to official high-value European geospatial data, sharing expertise and best practices, and demonstrating the use and value of location for a stronger and more inclusive development framework beyond the 2030 Agenda.
Members of EuroGeographics and the International Cartographic Association have established an international collaboration to demonstrate the power of location.
The International Cartographic Association signed a letter of collaboration with EuroGeographics.
EuroGeographics and the International Cartographic Association will collaborate with Europe’s official sources of national geospatial data to demonstrate the use of cartography and geographic information science in decision-making processes.
A Memorandum of Understanding between EuroGeographics and EUROGI was signed by Colin Bray and Hans Breemerch at Geospatial World Forum 2023.
EuroGeographics provides interoperable pan-European datasets created using official authoritative geospatial data.
EuroGeographics and its members are committed to using their expertise and network to strive toward climate resilience by 2030.
UNSD and EuroGeographics will work together to address capacity development for the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
The collaboration will involve developing knowledge exchange activities, including virtual activities, that promote and build capacity within the broad program of UN-GGIM and the scope of EuroGeographics.