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The Regional Committee of the United Nations Global Geospatial Information Management in Africa (UN-GGIM: Africa) contends that an in-depth knowledge of links among people, economic activities and geographic locations could promote a deeper understanding of key social, economic and environmental issues than is possible through an assessment of socioeconomic data alone.

African Governments urged to integrate Wholistic Data in Development Plans

By Irene Gaitirira Published July 21, 2019 African leaders are urged to integrate statistics and geospatial information in their national development plans. The Regional Committee of the United Nations Global Geospatial Information Management in Africa (UN-GGIM: Africa) contends that an in-depth knowledge of links among people, economic activities and geographic locations could promote a deeper…

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