Connecting Space to Village:
Geospatial information for improved environmental decision-making in the Amazon
SERVIR-Amazonia is the newest hub within the SERVIR initiative. Funded by USAID and with science and technology support from NASA, SERVIR-Amazonia is implemented by the Alliance of Bioversity International and the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) and a network of local and international partners serving the Amazon region, mainly the Spatial Informatics Group (SIG), Conservación Amazónica (ACCA), the Institute for Forest and Agriculture Management and Certification (IMAFLORA) and Fundación EcoCiencia. Learn more
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The SERVIR Service Planning Toolkit: Collaborating, Learning, and Adapting to use geospatial technology for improved environmental decision-making
This blog post, adapted from SERVIR’s submission to the USAID 2021 CLA Case competition, presents the challenges SERVIR sought to address through CLA, how the initiative’s Service Planning toolkit institutionalized CLA approaches, and recommendations for other development initiatives based on SERVIR’s experience.
Arizona State University and SERVIR-Amazonia, allies of women professionals in Geospatial Information Systems – GIS
The alliance between Arizona State University (ASU) and SERVIR-Amazonia is intended for professional women in GIS to strengthen their capacities and become multiplier agents who apply what they have learned in their own projects.
Call for expression of interest: Consultancy on gender, social inclusion and mangroves in Guyana
SERVIR-Amazonia is searching for a Consultant Social/Gender Researcher to perform a Gender and Social Inclusion study in the Guyana Mangroves that would provide a general overview of the state of the mangroves, the gender relations, the afro Guyanese and indigenous...
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Meet our Team
The people of SERVIR-Amazonia aim to improve local capacity to harness satellite data and geospatial information and foster sustainable natural resource management throughout the Amazon.
Service Areas
SERVIR-Amazonia works in four service areas empowering actors across the region to track and understand environmental changes in near real-time, evaluate climatic threats, and rapidly respond to natural disasters.
Drought and Fire Risk
Water & Water Related Disasters
Weather and Climate
Land Cover, Land Use Change & Ecosystems
What is SERVIR-Amazonia?
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What we Tweet
In collaboration, Arizona State University @ASU and #SERVIRamazonia propose activities for women professionals in Geospatial Information Systems.
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https://servir.ciat.cgiar.org/arizona-state-university-and-servir-amazonia-allies-of-women-professionals-in-geospatial-information-systems-gis/
@SERVIRGlobal @CGIARgender @BiovIntCIAT_eng
Perhaps useful to participate #SERVIRamazonia GIS women!!
People in #EO: here's a survey to reply for the sake of all of those working in the sector.
Thank you @WomenCopernicus for keeping pushing for Equality and Diversity in EO sector! https://twitter.com/WomenCopernicus/status/1480500258551615489
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