US EditionWomen at the Forefront: Leading disaster resilience with geospatial innovation
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Women at the Forefront: Leading disaster resilience with geospatial innovation
By Carter Draper and Atiya Anis Disasters are becoming more frequent and severe, driven by climate change, urbanization, and socio-political instability. In Africa, these challenges are exacerbated due to limited resources and infrastructure, leaving millions at risk of displacement, food insecurity, and economic hardship. It noted that more than 110 million people on the continent were directly affected by weather, climate, and water-related h…
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