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The second expert meeting of the Working Group on Policy and Legal Frameworks for GGIM
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The Second expert meeting of the Working Group on Policy and Legal Frameworks on Geospatial Information Management was hosted by the Nationaal Geografisch Instituut (National Geographic Institute) of Belgium in partnership with the United Nations Global Geospatial Information Management Regional Committee for Europe (UN-GGIM: Europe) and EuroGeographics. For more information, concept note and annotated agenda please click here.
The second expert meeting was held in Leuven, KU Leuven, Psychologisch Instituut (110-01)Tiensestraat 102, back-to-back with the meeting of EuroGeographics's Policy Knowledge Exchange Network (PolKEN) to maximize the participation of and input from Member States, relevant stakeholders, and policymakers.
PolKEN members were welcome to join the expert meeting of the Policy and Legal Working group, even though not a member of the Working Group.
For information on the Policy Knowledge Exchange (PolKEN) meeting please click here. For information on the Joint workshop of PolKEN & UNGGIM Working Group on Policy and Legal Frameworks, please click here.
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