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Working Group on Trends in National Institutional Arrangements in Geospatial Information Management

Presentation of Report to the Ninth Session of the Committee of Experts on Global Geospatial Information Management

09 August 2019

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SLIDE 2

Background

1.

The

8'^

UN-GGIM

session noted that

the

work

plan for

the

period

2018-2019

contained

  • ne

major

task,

namely, the preparation

  • f

the

'Foundationai Guide

to NIA Instruments

for Geospatial Information Management' according

to

geospatial information management contexts,

such as geographic

regions

(e.g. Africa, Asia

and

the

Pacific,

the Caribbean,

etc.),

based

  • n

the

  • verarching

framework

for

NIA

S/N Key

tasks/activities

completed

Date

  • f

key

tasks/activities

'Foundationai Guide to NIA Instruments for Geospatial Information

Management

(Asia-Pacific)'

based

  • n

the

Asia-Pacific

region

Aug 2018

to

July 2019

7

  • nline meetings

with NIA-WG

members

and the

UN-GGIM

Secretariat

Nov 2018

to June

2019

Update

  • n

NIA-WG's

activities,

including

alignment

between

the Foundationai Guide and

Integrated Geospatial Information

Framework

(IGIF),

atthe

UN-GGIM

Expanded Bureau Meeting

in Amsterdam,the Netherlands

01

April

2019

Discussion

and

contribution

towardsthe alignment between the

Foundationai Guide

and

IGIF at

the 4th expert consultation

and meeting

  • n

the development

  • f

the

IGlF's

Implementation Guide

in Kuala

Lumpur,

Malaysia 18

to

21

June 2019

UN-GGIM

United Nations

Committee

  • f

Experts

  • n

Global Geospatial Information

Management ggim.un.org

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SLIDE 3

Introduction

to the Foundational Guide to

NIA

Instruments

for

Geospatial Information

Management

(Asia-Pacific)

ipproach towards

Guide

.

'Geographic

region'

identified

to

be the most

suitable,

  • bjective,

and

neutral

approach

.

Asia-Pacific

region

formed

initial

focus

due

to

limitations

in resources

and need

for broader participation

towards documentation

  • f
  • ther

regions

Main components

  • f

the Foundational Guide

  • 1. Introduction

a) Overview

  • f

the NIA instrumentsand

principles.

  • 2. Self-assessment

framework a) Self-assessment

checklist

  • assessment

tool to help

Member

States

determine the

status

and

level

  • f

adoption

  • f

the NIA instruments.

b) Roadmap

  • f

institutional

design

  • helps

Member

States decide

  • n

the implementation approach towards the NIA instruments by consideringthem

in combination

and

connection with

  • ne

another.

  • 3. Guide

to NIA instruments

In

the

Asia-Pacific

Region

a) Implementation

steps

and

guidelines

supported by

known

practices

from

the

Asia-Pacific

region,

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instrument

sa UN-GGIM

United Nations Committee

  • f

Experts

  • n

Global Geospatial Information

Management

ggim.un.org

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SLIDE 4

How

the

Foundational

Guide

&

IGIF

can

help

Member

States

Example: NIA instrument

'Establishment

  • f

coordinating functions

  • r

entities'

1.

Develop a

geospatial information management

(GIM)

strategy 2. Appoint a Steering

Committee

Implementation step Implementation step

a) Develop the Committee from

specialised functional

committees

  • r

Implementation task

forces

in the

early stages

  • f

the

GIM

strategy guidelines considers

b) Chair: Cabinet

Member,

  • r

the

Ministry

  • verseeing

the

GIM

strategy; region-specific contexts Co-chair

and

Secretariat: geospatial-related

agencies that could support

IGIF

Malaysia:

The

National Land Information System Coordinating Committee was replaced by

the implementation

Malaysian Geospatial Data

Infrastructure National Coordinating Committee, with the Ministry of Natural Resources

and Environment

as the Chair and Malaysian Centre for Geospatial Data

Known

practices Infrastructure

as the secretariat provides

details and

examples

that could

Japan:

The Deputy

Chief Cabinet Secretariat serves as

the

chair of

the committee for

Advancement enhance

the IGIF

  • f

Utilizing Geospatial Information

(AUGI), and the Cabinet

Secretariat as

the

secretariat.

3.

Establish a

Geospatial Information Coordination Unit

and

Implementation step

specialist

working groups

53

UN-GGIM

United Nations

Committee

  • f

Experts

  • n

Globai Geospatial Information

Management ggim.un.org

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SLIDE 5

Alignment

between

the

Foundational

Guide and

IGIF

Consultation

and

discussion

  • n

the alignment with the

Foundational Guide

and

IGIF

conducted

among

the

NIA-WG, UN-GGIM

Secretariat

and

IGIF reference

group through: a) Online meetings

b) 4th expert

consultation

and meeting

  • n

the development

  • f

the

IGlF's

Implementation Guide

held in Kuala

Lumpur,

Malaysia

Main

points

agreed-upon; a) NIA instruments

complemented

the

IGlF's strategic

pathways

b) IGIF

formed an

  • verarching

framework

that the Foundational

Guide

could

enhance and deepen

c) Incorporating content

from

the NIA

Foundational Guide, such as implementation steps

and

guidelines, into

the major

actions

  • f

the

IGlF's strategic

pathways, would be a

suitable

approach toward

aligning

the

two

resources.

UN-GGIM

United Nations Committee

  • f

Experts

  • n

Global Geospatiai Information

Management ggim.un.org

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SLIDE 6

Next Steps

  • 1. Develop

the Foundational Guide

further

by

creating recommendations for

  • ther

geographic

regions,

such as

Africa,

the Americas, Arab

States

and

Europe, based

  • n

the approach taken

for

the

Asia-Pacific

region

  • 2. Seek

more

active

engagement and

participation of

Member

States,

with further

assistance

from

the

UN-GGIM

Regional

Committees

to seek

contribution and

support

from

their Member

States

  • 3. Continue

alignment

between the

Foundational

Guide and the

IGIF

UN-GGIM

United Nations Committee

  • f

Experts

  • n

Global Geospatial Information

Management ggim.un.org

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SLIDE 7

Points for Discussion

The Committee

  • f

Experts

is

invited to:

a) Take note

  • f

the report

and

the

work

carried

  • ut

by the Working Group

in developing

the 'Foundational Guide to

National

Institutional Arrangement

Instruments

for

Geospatial Information Management

(Asia-Pacific)',

provided as a

background document

to

this

present report;

b) Express

its views

  • n

the Working Group's

efforts

in aligning

the Guide

with

the

Integrated Geospatial Information Framework

and

supporting the preparation

  • f

the Implementation Guide; and c) Provide guidance

  • n

the 'Foundational Guide to

National

Institutional Arrangement

Instruments

for Geospatial Information Management

(Asia-Pacific)'

and

considerations for capturing

  • ther

geographic regions

in a

similar

manner.

SyUH-GGM

United Nations Committee

  • f

Experts

  • n

Giobai Geospatiai information

Management ggim.un.org