Ana Brandusescu
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Au carrefour du genre et des données ouvertes
par Ana Brandusescu
Les données ouvertes sont des données accessibles à tous, utilisées et partagées par tout le monde. Un meilleur accès aux données ouvertes peut aider les populations à façonner un avenir durable, à l’aide de solutions fondées sur des données probantes, tout en contribuant à une prise de décisions plus transparente. Pour exploiter le potentiel des données ouvertes, tout le monde doit pouvoir y accéder et les utiliser. Apprenez-en plus sur l’enquête de la Web Foundation pour savoir si les Africaines profitent aussi des données ouvertes.
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janv. 24
Webinar: The gender and open data intersection
Gender and open data efforts are often siloed. Locally and nationally, there are women’s groups, digital rights groups, and gender experts, but rarely do they cross-collaborate. This webinar will discuss o… -
janv. 24
Participatory Spatial Information Management and Communication as a contribution to modelling trade-offs between land use scenarios and ecosystem services in the Upper Suriname River area: Participatory (preliminary) assessment of ecosystem services
Participatory Spatial Information Management and Communication as a contribution to modelling trade-offs between land use scenarios and ecosystem services in the Upper Suriname River area: Participatory (preliminary) assessment of ecosystem services -
janv. 24
World Park Congress - (i) Stream 7 Session on Participatory mapping methodologies, new technologies and the application of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Protected Areas, conservation landscapes and natural resource governance (ii) organisation of a life
World Park Congress - (i) Stream 7 Session on Participatory mapping methodologies, new technologies and the application of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Protected Areas, conservation landscapes and natural resource governance (ii) organisation of a life -
janv. 24
Participatory Spatial Information Management and Communication as a contribution to modelling trade-offs between land use scenarios and ecosystem services in the Upper Suriname River area: presentation event with outsiders
Participatory Spatial Information Management and Communication as a contribution to modelling trade-offs between land use scenarios and ecosystem services in the Upper Suriname River area: presentation event with outsiders
