⚫ Geospatial data and Technology is fundamental and become increasingly demanding
in all decision-making processes
➢ National Development Plan
➢ Home-Grown Economic Reform
➢ The 2030 Sustainable Development agendas
⚫ Ethiopia aspires to create a sustainable Geospatial data and Technology ecosystem
⚫ “EVERYTHING HAPPENS SOMEWHERE”
⚫ NSDI Implementation in Ethiopia has been facing challenges due to lack of guiding
framework or resources
IGIF IMPLEMENTION:KEY GOALS
Create Effective Geospatial Information Management
Status Gaps Desired Future
⚫ Lack of governance
arrangements for geospatial
information management
⚫ Establish governance arrangements
to bring institutions together to
share provide access to their data
⚫ Lack of geospatial policies
and laws stimulate data
sharing, innovation and use
of geospatial information
⚫ Develop complementary policy and
legal frameworks to stimulate data
sharing and drive innovation
⚫ SGI is mandated to coordinate national
geospatial information management
⚫ National spatial information and
technology and open data policies are
enacted
⚫ lack of alignment and not implemented
IGIF IMPLEMENTION: KEY GOALS ...
Enhanced Capacity, Capability, and Knowledge Transfer
Status Gaps Desired Future
⚫ Lack start up initiatives,
innovation programmes
and open data hubs
⚫ Encourage business development
through Innovation Programs, Open
Data hubs, and incentivized
business start-up initiatives
⚫ Lack of continuous update in
geospatial curricula
⚫ Regularly review and
⚫ National digital industry policy and
national innovation strategy is in place
⚫ University level education programmes
are available
⚫ Limited skills training programmes ⚫ Establish center of excellence in
universities and research centers
IGIF IMPLEMENTION:KEY GOALS ...
Establish Integrated Geospatial Information Systems and Services
Status Gaps Desired Future
⚫ Lack of data sharing culture ⚫ Ensure our geospatial data is able to be
used to analyze complex relationships,
trends and patterns across a broad
spectrum of applications
⚫ National fundamental datasets and
data custodians are not defined
⚫ Enable our local community readily
contributes geospatial information to
enhance national government data sources
⚫ Geospatial data is available in organizational
silos and usually with no metadata
⚫ No one contributes to enhance the national
government data sources
⚫ No formal knowledge on the diversity of
national datasets
⚫ Fear in data security
IGIF IMPLEMENTION: KEY GOALS ...
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Score: 1001744.4
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https://www.cepal.org/sites/de...ntation-ethiopia-july-2022.pdf
Data Source: un
Despite some progress made in women’s health in the last decade, for millions of women and girls throughout the world, the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health, including access to medicines, vaccines, commodities, equipment, other supplies, comprehensive primary healthcare services, health promotion and disease prevention, still remains a distant goal. In many instances, especially for those living in poverty and populations in vulnerable or marginalised situations, this goal is becoming increasingly remote.
The Forum, dedicated to “Post-2015 Desired Outcomes,” will identify the main challenges facing countries in developing and enhancing women’s health. (...) Special focus will be on desired outcomes of women’s health and development in the Post-2015 Agenda for implementation.
Language:English
Score: 1001627.5
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https://www.who.int/pmnch/media/events/2014/whforum/en/
Data Source: un
Doreen Kumwenda
Ministry of Transport and Public Works
Malawi
17.04.2014
Despite having good national development visions, goals and strategies on paper, Malawi will remain under developed if there is no behavior change at all level: decision makers, politicians, programme planners and implementers, and grass root. (...) It also amazes me to see some projects being implemented based on political desires (gaining political mileage) rather than economic analyses.
(...) It’s only if we dearly love our country when we can translate the well crafted visions, goals and strategies into a reality, and consequently transform the country from the Kutsalira scenario to the Mkaka ndi Uchi scenario which is the desired state.
Language:English
Score: 988920.5
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https://www.fao.org/fsnforum/index.php/comment/5525
Data Source: un
Doreen Kumwenda
Ministry of Transport and Public Works
Malawi
17.04.2014
Despite having good national development visions, goals and strategies on paper, Malawi will remain under developed if there is no behavior change at all level: decision makers, politicians, programme planners and implementers, and grass root. (...) It also amazes me to see some projects being implemented based on political desires (gaining political mileage) rather than economic analyses.
(...) It’s only if we dearly love our country when we can translate the well crafted visions, goals and strategies into a reality, and consequently transform the country from the Kutsalira scenario to the Mkaka ndi Uchi scenario which is the desired state.
Language:English
Score: 988920.5
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https://www.fao.org/fsnforum/comment/5525
Data Source: un
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Ref. (...) Keywords Cities must also look at other methods of achieving sustainability, including resource efficiency, regenerating aging districts, ensuring robustness of systems, and incorporating design and planning in harmony with their natural ecosystem, as opposed to simply living in them. 36 Corporate A smart sustainable city is typically Environment, ICT, Smart Cities: defined as "an environmentally energy, resource Hitachi (2014) conscious city that uses management, information technology (IT) to efficiency, utilize energy and other resources environment, values efficiently." of citizens, desires of In Hitachi's vision, a smart citizens. sustainable city is one that seeks to satisfy the desires and values of its residents, with the use of advanced IT to improve energy efficiency and concern for the global environment as prerequisites, and in so doing maintains a "well‐balanced relationship between people and the Earth."
Language:English
Score: 985884.8
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https://www.itu.int/en/publica...s/files/basic-html/page89.html
Data Source: un
It is high time, the country needs to be result oriented, make decisions based on sound economic and/or technical analyses rather than political directives/desires. It amazes me to find very good development plans failing to materialize due to change of political parties ruling the country. It also amazes me to see some projects being implemented based on political desires (gaining political mileage) rather than economic analyses.
(...) It’s only if we dearly love our country when we can translate the well crafted visions, goals and strategies into a reality, and consequently transform the country from the Kutsalira scenario to the Mkaka ndi Uchi scenario which is the desired state.
Language:English
Score: 980063.9
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https://www.fao.org/fsnforum/ar/comment/5525
Data Source: un
It is high time, the country needs to be result oriented, make decisions based on sound economic and/or technical analyses rather than political directives/desires. It amazes me to find very good development plans failing to materialize due to change of political parties ruling the country. It also amazes me to see some projects being implemented based on political desires (gaining political mileage) rather than economic analyses.
(...) It’s only if we dearly love our country when we can translate the well crafted visions, goals and strategies into a reality, and consequently transform the country from the Kutsalira scenario to the Mkaka ndi Uchi scenario which is the desired state.
Language:English
Score: 980063.9
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https://www.fao.org/fsnforum/index.php/ar/comment/5525
Data Source: un
Doreen Kumwenda
Ministry of Transport and Public Works
Malawi
17.04.2014
Despite having good national development visions, goals and strategies on paper, Malawi will remain under developed if there is no behavior change at all level: decision makers, politicians, programme planners and implementers, and grass root. (...) It also amazes me to see some projects being implemented based on political desires (gaining political mileage) rather than economic analyses.
(...) It’s only if we dearly love our country when we can translate the well crafted visions, goals and strategies into a reality, and consequently transform the country from the Kutsalira scenario to the Mkaka ndi Uchi scenario which is the desired state.
Language:English
Score: 980063.9
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https://www.fao.org/fsnforum/index.php/es/comment/5525
Data Source: un
Doreen Kumwenda
Ministry of Transport and Public Works
Malawi
17.04.2014
Despite having good national development visions, goals and strategies on paper, Malawi will remain under developed if there is no behavior change at all level: decision makers, politicians, programme planners and implementers, and grass root. (...) It also amazes me to see some projects being implemented based on political desires (gaining political mileage) rather than economic analyses.
(...) It’s only if we dearly love our country when we can translate the well crafted visions, goals and strategies into a reality, and consequently transform the country from the Kutsalira scenario to the Mkaka ndi Uchi scenario which is the desired state.
Language:English
Score: 980063.9
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https://www.fao.org/fsnforum/es/comment/5525
Data Source: un
As a consequence, the increase in the number of children caused by mortality reductions eventually disappears as couples realize that fewer births are needed to ensure that their desired number of children survive to adulthood and as women and couples are empowered to realize their childbearing goals.
(...) XXI-5
In sum, new view has emerged in which population and reproductive health matter substantially to the achievement of the goal of reducing poverty, the first of the Millennium Development Goals. (...) Women, who bear the brunt of the costs associated with higher fertility, should be able to make decisions that affect both family size and family income per capita.
While the goal of family planning policies should be to allow women to achieve their desired levels of fertility without coercion, there may be some scope for policies that affect this desired level.
Language:English
Score: 979991.7
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https://www.un.org/en/developm.../expert/7/20_BLOOM_CANNING.pdf
Data Source: un
