Status
Clôturé
Duration of the project
2019-2025
Themes
Earth Observation
Land degradation
Management of natural resources
Total budget
300 000 Dollars australiens
Beneficiaries
OSS member countries
Countries concerned
Digital Earth Africa
Digital Earth Africa is a geospatial infrastructure deployed at the African scale to address key national development priorities, enabling alignment with regional and global development agendas, such as Agenda 2063 and the SDGs.
It is developed by Geoscience Australia and deployed since summer 2022 with the South African Space Agency (SANSA).
Financial partners
Technical partners
Timeline
Key Achievements
- Strengthening access to data, by enabling member countries to benefit from technological innovations and relevant information, for monitoring and management of natural resources based on Earth Observation.
- Development of notebooks on monitoring land degradation indicators.exploit the Sandbox platform to Training and awareness sessions on the platform's services were organized back-to-back with regional workshops organized within the framework of the Copernicea and GMES&Africa programs.
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