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July 27th, 2011
Mapping Out Disaster, Relief, and Recovery

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Today’s mapmaker is a mix of social scientist, field worker, graphic artist, and techie. Looking for a more creative way to tell the stories of relief, recovery, and development, USAID—and in particular, the parts of the Agency that work in political transition and disaster response environments—have turned to such mapmakers and developed Geographic Information Units (GIU), expert teams of geospatial data analysts. The new USAID Geospatial Center is building on this foundation to increase spatial mapping capacity Agency-wide. The Agency uses cutting-edge technology to not only provide locations where USAID and other development organizations are working, but to better analyze its work. Read More