EIS-AFRICA

Contents:

editor's note
melissa
Is MELISSA the Next Bridge towards Better Local Environmental Action Management
in sub-Saharan Africa?

Country Portfolio:

AfricaGIS’97
gaborone, Botswana
The Largest Meeting for the Geoinformation Community in Africa?

madagascar ‘97
EIS Meeting
An Environmentally Sustainable Development Network Gathering in the Indian Ocean

uganda
Wired and connected at the community
and grassroot level in Masindi,
a small rural district in West Central Uganda




Development & Trends

Decision support and simulation
water Runoff Modelling Scenarios in South Africa
global Locator Service for EIS
Pollen
Institutions and policy
Reforms at UNEP and their implications for EIS Development in Africa

EIS Focus

Economics of EIS - Part 2
summary
wrestling with the beast
The second in our series on The Economics of Environmental Information: Environmental Information Systems and the Donor Community. A private Sector view and experience on geoinformation sustainability by invitation to Roman Pryjomko, GIMS, South Africa.

environmental Business Intelligence
NESDA special report - COte d'Ivoire: Who's who in the environment - GIS modelling in South Africa - EIS in Central Africa - EIS at UN Economic Commission for Africa - a geoinformation magazine for Africa - Washington report: World Bank, World Resources Institute

issues and Opinions
Environmentally sustainable development networks in Africa: An increasing relevance
A personal and reflective Q&A by Dave MacDevette, Vice Chairperson EIS Program

Two letters by Jon Birger Fjalestad, Asplan Viak, Arendal, Norway

On the Economics of EIS and Utility Mapping and Network Facility Management

On WG12 of the EIS work program

size="2"> The EIS News Interview
Is MELISSA the Next bridge towards Better Local Environmental Action Management?
the EIS News Interview with MELISSA Coordinator Ousseyni E. Diop
A Conversation with Abou Bamba, Technical Advisor,NESDA

calendar
book Review
other Publications
web Guide

Download the full version of this article
(Once downloaded, double-click the index.htm icon to view the article in your browser)

BACK