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Find in this section the press releases issued by IGN France International to know more about our projects and our fileds of intervention.
GABON: Success for the seminar of presentation of the PNG’s national implementation (press release in French)04/2013 |
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New shareholders for IGN France International04/2013 |
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IGN FI attended the World Bank Conference on land and poverty (8/11 April)04/2013 |
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The new border lines between Saudi Arabia and Qatar is from now on materialized and mapped03/2013 Initiated in 2010, the project of demarcation of the land borders and determination of offshore border lines between Saudi Arabia and Qatar officially ended up last February. |
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The programme for the supply of SPOT images for the countries of the Congo Basin enters a new phase03/2013 5 countries have already signed the « National Authority » license that gives them the opportunity to provide satellite images to local beneficiaries. |
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IGN France International chosen to assist the Abu Dhabi Departement of Municipal affairs03/2013 |
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LAND ADMINISTRATION: Success for the regional event in Kampala, January 17-18, 201301/2013 Modernization of land administration and management systems Implementation of Land Information Systems (LIS): sharing experiences, innovations and good practices. |
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IGN France INTERNATIONAL will preside the session dedicated to land administration issues in AfricaThe Geospatial World Forum will be held on April 23-27, 2012 in Amsterdam and will bring together the geomatic field’s most influential decision-makers (mapping agencies, institutional decision-makers, image and equipment providers…) and the user community. On this occasion, IGN France International will preside the session dedicated to land administration issues in Africa. The land issue is at the heart of agricultural policies, land use planning in urban or rural areas, management of natural resources and economic development. Africa is increasingly aware of the underlying economic and social issues related to this topic and is beginning to see the need to define land administration policies while considering their specific needs and contexts. Given the expertise that IGN France International has acquired in Africa in the land field, Nathalie MARTHE BISMUTH, General Manager of the French IGN’s (National Institute of Geographic and Forest Information) export subsidiary, will preside the session devoted to land administration issues in Africa. |
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IGN France International presented the resultats of its preliminary study for the rehabilitation of Haiti's geographic reference informationThe geographic data acquired in the emergency situation following the earthquake that ravaged Haiti in January of 2010 have unfortunaltely not been able to be put to optimal use. The country of France finaced a prelimianry study aiming to operationnally rehabilitate the Haitian National Centre of Geo-Spatial information (CNIGS) and to reconstruct the country's geographic reference information. On March 22nd, IGN France International presented the results of the preliminary study conducted for the rehabilitation of the CNIGS abd the reconstruction of their geogrpahic reference information in Port-Au-Prince. This seminar took place in the presence of representatives from the French Embassy and several users affected by geographic information in Haiti. |
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The countries of the Congo Basin are using geo-spatial technologies for the sustainable development of forest ecosystems
The partnership established in 2010 between the AFD and Astrium aims, in the long term, to freely distribute SPOT satellite images to governments, public institutions and NGOs that work for the sustainable management of forests in Central Africa. This programme for the provision of SPOT satellite images, which is financed by the AFD for a total sum of 8.5 million Euros, is now entering its second phase. It is piloted by French institutions specialising in the field of spatial observation united as a consortium led by IGN France International (IGN FI) and made up of the National Centre for Spatial Studies (CNES), the National Institute of Geographic and Forest Information (IGN) and the Institute of Research for Development (IRD). |
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Success for the regional seminar: African decision-makers met in Ouagadougou to elaborate on the discussions around NSDIThe regional event organised by IGN France International and the French IGN, in close collaboration with the Geographic Institute of Burkina (IGB), the United Nation’s Economic Commission for Africa (CEA) and Esri entitled “National Spatial Data Infrastructures: which benefits for emerging countries?” was a success. More than 150 participants coming from upwards of twenty different African countries were present in Ouagadougou for this seminar. Many high level figures attended the event, including Burkina Faso’s Minister for Animal Resources as well as the Minister for the Promotion of Human Rights and Civic Education, the Chief of State General of the Army of Burkina Faso, representatives from embassies in Chad, Japan, Algeria and Morocco and technical counsellors from numerous African ministries. We would also like to highlight the exceptional participation of numerous general managers from different African mapping departments. |
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IGN Magazine n°65Read the article (in French) highlighting the importance of National Spatial Data infrastructures inititatives. It presents in detail the project IGN France International led in Gabon. Read the article about the presentation of the results of the pilot projects |
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Burkina Faso is updating its national cartographyThe country of Burkina Faso is updating its mapping at a scale of 1:200,000, much like Senegal did recently. This project, backed by European financing in the context of the 10th European Development Fund, will be entirely completed by the Geographic Institute of Burkina (IGB) with technical support from IGN France International. Read the press release This project which will last three years will allow for the creation of 34 topographic maps at a scale of 1:200,000 as well as the updating of the national topographic database. The project's different products will strengthen the national heritage of spatial reference data that will be made available to administrations, the private sector or civil society for better decision-making. |
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REDD+ : the IGN France International-led consortium provides project management assistanceIGN France International, the export subsidiary of IGN France, is provinding project management assistance in the context of the REDD+ inititative, within a programme for the supply of SPOT images for the countries of the Congo Basin. Thios programme, financed by the French Agency for development (AFD) and implemented by the French company Astrium, is part of the Reduction of Emissionslinked to Deforestation of Forests (REDD+) process. |
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IGN France International exclusive partner of the day dedicated to mapping agencies (ICC2011)In July of 2011, the field of cartography will be honoured at the Palais des Congrès in Paris during a week-long event called the International Cartographic Conference. IGN France International, the export subsidiary of the French IGN (National Geographic Institute) will be highly involved in this prestigious event that presents a privileged opportunity for exchanging ideas between different nationalities. IGN France International will be the exclusive partner of the day dedicated to Mapping agencies that will take place on Wednesday, July 6th. |
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IGN France International and Reims Aviation deliver the F406 for photographing and mapping Tunisia |
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Urban cartography in Senegal: IGN France International will complete the urban cartography in 7 main townsThe main towns of the country are lacking in both databases and precise and up-to-date cartography. This project that will last 25 months, will provide the Sewerage National Office with relevant information useful for the urban development of the targeted areas. The Office has selected the 7 priority towns that are the following: Dakar, Thiès, Mbour, Saly, Louga, Kaolack and St-Louis. Last December, IGN France International won a bid launched by the European Union, on the completion of an urban cartographic database. |
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IGN France International will supervise work for the creation of a geodetic network of CameroonLast December, IGN France International was awarded the technical assistance contract for the supervision of work leading to the update of the country’s geodetic network. The work will be completed by the Fugro Geoid company |
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Agriculture: very strong participation at the regional seminar organized by IGN France International in Cairo
Decembre 2010 100 participants coming from 13 African countries (Togo, Benin, Burkina Faso, Senegal, Mali, Algeria, Syria, Jordan, Sudan…) took the opportunity of this seminar to share their experience
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IGN France International involved in SIG 2010 at VersaillesIGN France International attended SIG 2010, that is the ESRI conference that took place at Versailles on September 2010. At this occasion, IGN France International shared its experience in two key sectors: environment and land administration. |
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Saudi Arabia/ Qatar: IGN France International produces the cartography of their border zoneTen years after the completion of a first demarcation of the border between Saudi Arabia and Qatar, IGN France International, export subsidiary of the French National Geographic Institute (IGN), has been awarded a new tender which will carry on from the previous project. |
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IGN France International maps floods zones in the Dakar region in SenegalIn September of 2009, IGN France International offered to complete a detailed analysis of the topography of flooded areas, in partnership with the Senegalese company GAI. This project was made up of an historical study and a detailed analysis of the topography of the flooded and flood-prone areas, as well as the completion of a GIS. It was carried out for the Jaxaay plan (Project for the construction of social housing and the prevention of flooding and shanty towns) |
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IGN France International and BCI Navigatio combine forces for the production of cartogrpahic dataJune 2010 |
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Prix Paris ExportIGN France International was awarded the Grand Paris Exportation Prize, by a prestigious jury composed of professionals coming from major international organisations (Ubifrance, in charge of the promotion of French companies abroad, Oseo, in charge of the financing of innovative projects, financial organisations…). |
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AfricaGIS 2009IGN France International attended AfricaGIS 2009 in Uganda. |
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IGN France International to contribute supplying Serbia with a national spatial data infrastructureJune 2009 |
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Map Middle East (Information Spatiale)April 2009 |
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IMAGINA (Aménagement et Urbanisme Durables)February 2009 |
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POLLUTEC (l'information géographique dans les projets environnementaux)December 2008 |
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IGN Magazine n°49 (IGN FI : tout un monde à découvrir)Septembre/ octobre 2008 |
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