The intersection of climate change impacts and homelessness is a critical issue that demands our attention. The recently launched, Climate Change and Homelessness Research Project Report delves into this complex relationship.
Our second quarterly G4Climate user group session was held earlier this month, with the theme of discussion ‘Extreme temperature and heat waves’.
Spatial Vision is pleased to announce the successful 2024 candidate for our Pacific Geospatial Skills Development Program, ‘Ofa Masiwawa from Tonga. Over the next three months, we’ll support her to achieve her goal of improving resilience in her home country.
Spatial Vision is supporting the Pacific Island region in building their climate impact resilience.
Climate data informed geospatial strategies are essential for developing multi-hazard early warning systems to safeguard lives and livelihoods.
Spatial Vision are honoured to have won the Geospatial Council of Australia award for Environment & Sustainability in Melbourne last night for their work on developing the Environmental-Economic Accounts (EEA) Dashboard.
Climate data informed geospatial strategies are essential for developing multi-hazard early warning systems to safeguard lives and livelihoods.
Spatial Vision is committed to reducing our operational impact on the environment and is pleased to report our certification by Climate Active as a Carbon Neutral Organisation.
Spatial Vision is committed to addressing the challenges of human-induced climate change across our operations, service delivery, and partnerships.
In taking the actions outlined in this statement, we are committing to playing our part in achieving a sustainable future.
Our company’s SDG Ambitions, as we have called the plan, sets out actions that relate to both internal business processes and working with clients and our long term partners. As a service orientated business, the greatest impact we can have is by empowering our clients with information, strategies and tools to contribute to the achievement of these SDGs.
