Maps and charts are more than a pretty picture! Location is an essential component of your project life cycle!!!!
You don’t have to be a data geek to use GIS to better measure your impact against your goals, and engage with your stakeholders.
During this session, you will learn from your peers about opportunities to apply and expand the use of GIS in your projects, through success stories and lessons learned.
This will help you lay out a roadmap for how you can best leverage the use of GIS to support MERL.
Eric Lovell is a member of the Nonprofit & Global Organizations team at Esri. He is based in Washington D.C. and primarily supports humanitarian organizations and policy centers with geospatial solutions. Prior to joining Esri, Eric completed his Ph.D. in Geography at the University... Read More →
Knowledge, Information, and Technology Manager, Chemonics International
Hillary LP Eason is an ICT4D and innovation specialist with nearly a decade of experience supporting effective and impactful integration of technology and human-centered design across the public and private sectors. She currently serves as a manager with the Knowledge, Innovation... Read More →
Director of New Business - Global Development, Fraym
Melissa Persaud, Director of New Business - Global Development at Fraym is an ICT4D enthusiast with experience in mobile data collection, mobile messaging, and data analytics.
Ms. Marianne Henry, MPH is a public health professional engaged in program development, monitoring, and evaluation with Medical Care Development International (MCDI). Ms. Henry currently supports a vector control portfolio in Zika and malaria that spans several countries in Central... Read More →
Friday September 6, 2019 2:00pm - 4:00pm EDT
Academy Hall CFHI 360 Conference Center, 1825 Connecticut Ave, 8th Floor, Washington, DC
