Connecting Space to Village:
Geospatial information for improved environmental decision-making in the Amazon

SERVIR-Amazonia is the newest hub within the SERVIR initiative. Funded by USAID and with science and technology support from NASA, SERVIR-Amazonia is implemented by the Alliance of Bioversity International and the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) and a network of local and international partners serving the Amazon region, mainly the Spatial Informatics Group (SIG), Conservación Amazónica (ACCA), the Institute for Forest and Agriculture Management and Certification (IMAFLORA) and Fundación EcoCiencia. Learn more

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SERVIR-Amazonia delivers geospatial technology training to improve local resilience in the Caribbean

SERVIR-Amazonia delivers geospatial technology training to improve local resilience in the Caribbean

Capacity-building workshops delivered in Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana to strengthen mangrove and hydrological event management. SERVIR-Amazonia provides training on geospatial technology capacity-building to governments, universities, research...

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Technical information in a timely manner and in easy to understand formats

Meet our Team

The people of SERVIR-Amazonia aim to improve local capacity to harness satellite data and geospatial information and foster sustainable natural resource management throughout the Amazon.

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Service Areas

SERVIR-Amazonia works in four service areas empowering actors across the region to track and understand environmental changes in near real-time, evaluate climatic threats, and rapidly respond to natural disasters.

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Drought and Fire Risk

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Water & Water Related Disasters

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Weather and Climate

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Land Cover, Land Use Change & Ecosystems

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5th training session was delivered today in #TrinidadandTobago 🛰 #SERVIRAmazonia continues the series of 12 training sessions on #geospatial tools. Kenneth Kerr @CMO Science and Technology Officer introduced the participants and Climate Finance Specialist Ryan Assiu from...1/2

🔴 #Now Marina Irigoyen Gender Advisor in the #SERVIRAmazonia presents “Promoting gender and geospatial data to address the various environmental challenges faced by local communities” during the Commission on the Status of Women in #NewYork #CSW67 1/2

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