February 5, 2019 |
Rob Matthews
| GIS for Good
GIS for Good
Humanitarian aid, health, and community development professionals apply GIS to coordinate aid delivery, understand social determinants of health, and support inclusive development. It enables real-time shared awareness to solve supply chain challenges during crises, highlight inequities, and improve services.
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