Satellite Analysis and Applied Research <span>(UNOSAT)</span>
Satellite Analysis and Applied Research <span>(UNOSAT)</span>

Pillar

Satellite Analysis and Applied Research (UNOSAT)

We aim to optimise the use of new technology, including geospaitial technologies for evidence-based decision making, and to support coherence for the 2030 agenda.

Satellite Analysis and Applied Research <span>(UNOSAT)</span>
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    Events

  • 6,268

    Beneficiaries

  • 26

    Learning events

  • 6,174

    Learners

  • 5,578

    Certificates

Highlights

UNOSAT strengthens resilience in Asia, the Pacific and Africa

With Norad's support, UNOSAT provides technical assistance and web solutions to countries in Asia, the Pacific, and Africa, addressing disasters, climate change, and food insecurity. In 2023, UNOSAT held 18 training events to enhance local experts' geographic analysis skills, with 87% of participants, mainly academics and government officials, likely to apply the knowledge in their professions.

UNOSAT at COP28: advancing climate resilience in Pacific Island States

At COP28, UNOSAT highlighted geospatial tools to strengthen resilience in Pacific Island States, emphasizing planned relocation strategies and the 1.5°C target. The focus was on securing stronger financial support for vulnerable communities. UNOSAT also partnered with the Commonwealth Secretariat to help Pacific Island States access climate change funding.

New Course: Satellite Imagery as Evidence for International Justice

UNOSAT's online course equips legal professionals to use satellite imagery as evidence in legal proceedings, bridging the gap between justice professionals and geospatial analysis. By transferring 15 years of expertise in documenting human rights abuses, the course empowers lawyers and judges to effectively utilize satellite images in pursuing justice.

Protecting Ukrainian heritage from space: UNOSAT and UNESCO deliver satellite imagery training

Since the war began, Ukraine's cultural heritage has been at risk. UNESCO and UNOSAT launched a two-year programme in Lviv, training 153 cultural professionals in satellite imagery and data interpretation for damage assessment. They monitored 1,055 cultural sites, helping prioritize restoration efforts and safeguard Ukraine's cultural identity.

Beneficiary Highlight

Micky Welin, Vanuatu

From Training to Action: Impact on Disaster Management

Micky Welin

Vanuatu