Dear colleagues,

On behalf of the Global Open Data for Agriculture and Nutrition (GODAN) , I 
would like share  the  webinar recording of “Sharing open data and capacity 
development experiences from RCMRD” at https://youtu.be/u3t5HRBM7fw

Thanks to Chipo Jane Msengezi , Chris Addison and all CTA colleagues for 
hosting GODAN webinars.  I want to thank Dr. Kenneth Mubea for his excellent 
presentation and sharing ideas.  RCMRD’s mission is to promote sustainable 
development using earth observation and thus SDG’s. RCMRD is an 
inter-governmental organization established in 1975 (Nairobi, Kenya) and 
currently has 20 Contracting Member States in the Eastern and Southern Africa 
Regions.

I had the opportunity to visit and share ideas at  RCMRD last year when RCMRD 
hosted the GODAN AgriGIS ThinkTank and I was  impressed to see their excellent 
work and ideas making impact across Africa. I was especially impressed by the 
initiative of RCMRD for serving geospatial data to the Eastern and Southern 
Africa region. SERVIR-Eastern and Southern Africa developed a geoportal based 
on an open source Content Management System for GIS (GeoNode – 
http://geonode.org   ). The geoportal is intended to be used as a regional 
Spatial Data Infrastructure portal for Eastern and Southern Africa, serving all 
RCMRD member states. It will be linked to other regional and country GIS data 
portals to publicize it and enhance its usefulness within the region.

Details at 
http://www.rcmrd.org/rcmrd-serving-geospatial-data-to-the-eastern-and-southern-africa-region

Best wishes,

Suchith






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