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SERVIR

SERVIR works in partnership with leading regional organizations world-wide to help countries use information provided by Earth observing satellites and geospatial technologies. SERVIR’s hubs in West Africa, Eastern and Southern Africa, Hindu Kush-Himalaya, Southeast Asia, Central America, and South America manage challenges of food security, water resources, land use change, and disasters.

SERVIR Regions

A vista of the Juruá River in Puerto Breu, Peru’

Amazonia

Geospatial information for improved environmental decision-making in the Amazon

Uganda National Fisheries Resources Research Institute (NAFIRRI) staff using some of the water quality monitoring equipment acquired with the support of the SERVIR grant.

Eastern and Southern Africa

Challenging drought, famine, and epidemics from space

Farmer tending to rice paddy fields in Manikganj, Bangladesh.

Hindu Kush Himalaya

Managing agriculture and forestry in a mountainous ecosystem

The Chao Phraya River flowing through Bangkok, the capital of Thailand.

Southeast Asia

Leveraging satellite and geospatial data to expand and scale climate actions

A pastoralist in the Ferlo region of Senegal uses a smartphone to access SERVIR West Africa’s WENDOU app.

West Africa

Leveraging Earth observations in pursuit of sustainable development

NASA SERVIR Air Quality Explorer Gets An Upgrade Through Crowdsourcing

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SERVIR

SERVIR co-develops innovative solutions through a network of regional hubs to improve resilience and sustainable resource management at local, national and regional scales.

A joint initiative of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and leading geospatial organizations in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, SERVIR partners with countries and organizations in these regions to address critical challenges in climate change, food security, water and related disasters, land use, and air quality.

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