The NGOs'morning |
|
9h00 |
Arrival and registration
of NGOs |
| 9h30 |
Opening session
Welcome |
H. Hansen, Keyobs |
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Isis presentation |
H. Hansen, Keyobs |
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Introduction to the Geo4NGO workshop,
objectives |
H. Hansen, Keyobs |
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| 10h00 |
NGO practice with geographical information
techniques
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HUMAN, a humanitarian mapping
service |
R. Carrier, MSF
Belgium |
|
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The interest of spatial analysis
to study the causes of malnutrition
- the example of Afghanistan |
S. Montenbault and C. Blin, ACF-AAH
France |
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The ICRC experience in mapping |
R. Conti, ICRC |
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Open discussion |
|
| 11h30 |
Coffee break |
| 12h00 |
NGOs' needs and requirements
| ISIS
Questionnaire, a synthesis of the
results |
F. Landsberg and
E. Wolff (ULB) |
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Open discussion |
|
| 13h00 |
Lunch |
|
The everybody’s afternoon |
| 14h00 |
Arrival and registration for external |
| 14h30 |
Introduction
Geo4NGO workshop |
H. Hansen, Keyobs |
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|
| 14h45 |
The external vision
Can novel technologies contribute
to humanitarian relief ? |
R. Carrier, MSF
Belgium |
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Mapping Support to DG-ECHO activities
|
D. Al Khudhairy, JRC |
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Open plenary discussion |
|
| 15h45 |
Coffee break |
| 16h15 |
The NGO vision
NGOs’ requirements for
application of geographical information
techniques - Summary of NGOs’
morning |
J. Syne, Création |
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Open plenary discussion
|
|
| 17h00 |
Conclusions |
