[Geo4All] Resourcing Open Source Geospatial Training for the United Nations

[Suchith Anand]

Hi Cameron,

Many thanks for this. I can see the synergies of this activity for the educational/training needs of other activities . For example, Geospatial Data Science training needs of various academic and international organisations will find this resourse very useful to build/modify upon. So I will do my best to start looking for sponsors to help fund resources involved to make this sustainable.  I request all who have contacts with key organisations to also help on fiinding a suitable sponsor for this.

Best wishes,

Suchith



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Subject: [Geo4All] Resourcing Open Source Geospatial Training for the United    Nations

Following up from the last OSGeo UN meeting, I've created the first
draft of a proposal for creation and maintenance of OSGeo training
material, and to have paid resources involved to make this sustainable.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/19Di-WxImfPq5oF2jeBblxNjY0JYJoXegLc5jaTPjufM/edit?usp=sharing

If you would like to comment on the document, please send me your google
email address and I will add you.

Warm regards,

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Cameron Shorter
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