Prof João Porto de Albuquerque
Moderator
Inclusive Data Innovations for Mapping Urban Deprived Areas, Peripheral Territories, and Informal Settlements
November 6, 2024 | 09:00 - 12:00
Multipurpose room 09
University of Glasgow
United Kingdom
English
Reference:
TE 09-02
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Summary
Participants will learn and leave better equipped to use innovative mapping and data co-production approaches to tackle the SDGs and improve living conditions in urban deprived areas, peripheral territories and informal settlements. This session is designed for diverse stakeholders involved in urban policy and decision-making: communities and grassroots organisations; NGOs, and governmental agencies in various sectors (e.g., statistics offices, city planning, health, water and sanitation).
Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Understand approaches to mapping urban deprived areas using community-led mapping, community-led mapping, open geospatial data and Artificial Intelligence/Earth Observation.
Know innovative case studies including SDI Know Your City Campaign, Brazil's "Map of the Peripheries" and the IDEAMAPS justice-oriented urban data ecosystems.
Assess the added value and costs of the mapping approaches to monitor and progress SDGs in their local context
Session panelists
Panelist
Role
Organization
Country
Ms. Dr. Dana R Thomson
Associate Director, Science Applications Division, Science Applications
CIESIN at Columbia University Climate School
Ms. Camila Leal
Coordinator of the "Map of the Peripheries"
Secretaria Nacional de Periferias, Ministério das Cidades
Ms. Nicera Wanjiru Kimani
Founder and Director of Community Mappers
Community Mappers, Muungano wa wanavijiji, SDI Kenya
Ms. Prof Monika Kuffer
Professor on the Chair of Rural-Urban Systems
ITC- University Of Twente