D4DInsights: 2025 Year in Review | Aditya Agrawal D4DInsights — 2025 Year in Review: From Data to Decision 2025 was a year of delivering impact at scale and strengthening the link between data, institutions, and real-world decisions. Our Year in Rev...

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@d4dinsights.bsky.social 2025 Year in Review

Our new global review of National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI) is out. Countries are moving toward faster, more connected, AI-enabled geospatial ecosystems for real-time climate and development decisions.

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#OpenGeospatialConsortium

Building Trust Before Technology: Designing Data Sharing Programs for Climate Action Developing a trust based data sharing program for climate action.

Trust > Tech. We’ve worked with govs facing climate vulnerability to design data sharing programs built on relationships, governance, & shared priorities.
Read the story 👉 shorturl.at/Bq12y
#ClimateAction #DataSharing

what a visual

The question of if a country could fuck itself harder than the UK did with Brexit has today been answered.

Wasn't Trump going to make the Economy Great Again:

Nice to see some countries still hold the rich and powerful accountable

Aditya Agrawal on LinkedIn: #digitalearthpacific #earthobservation #pacific Last week, the D4DInsights team joined the Pacific Community-SPC in Fiji for an in-depth 2025 planning session. Connecting in person with the full team was a…

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Aditya Agrawal on LinkedIn: #sierraleone #datasharing #climateaction #digitaltransformation… Last week, it was a pleasure to return to #SierraLeone to finalize the roadmap for #datasharing on #climateaction. In partnership with The World Bank, we…

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Been a long time since I’ve been on one of these bad boys. From Fiji to Sierra Leone via Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Brussels. Long trip!

Google = Cowards

Time to delete Google Maps.

Trump says some white South Africans are oppressed and could be resettled in the US. They say no thanks Groups representing some of South Africa’s white minority have responded to a plan by U.S. President Donald Trump to offer them refugee status and resettlement in the United States by saying: thanks, ...

apnews.com/article/trum... Trump says some white South Africans are oppressed and could be resettled in the US. They say no thanks.

Seems like it’s okay for refugees to come to the US if they’re white. Sanctions on SA for redistribution of land owned and stolen by whites? Trump agenda is clear.

What is the Democratic Party actually doing? They've had the Trump playbook and he's doing exactly what he said he would. Where's the response? Completely disorganized. New leadership needed immediately.

THIS! 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

Just returned from the #Maldives, where we worked with 15+ government agencies to advance a #datasharing roadmap for #climateaction. Building on diagnostic tool outcomes, the roadmap focuses on governance, standards, capacity, & priority use cases like coral reef monitoring & coastline change.

Thrilled to be back in the Maldives working with the government and the World Bank on #datasharing for #climateaction. Flew in during the day this time and got to see the beauty and vulnerability of these amazing islands.

Gael Monfils!!!!!!!!!

2024 Year in Review and Looking Ahead D4DInsights year in review and look ahead to 2025

2024 has been a year of growth and impact @d4dinsights.bsky.social from advancing data sharing for climate action to scaling Digital Earth Pacific. Check out our 2024 Year in Review: shorturl.at/hVxeF

The challenge for 2025: How do we move faster from insights to action? Let’s keep building.

2024 Year in Review and Looking Ahead D4DInsights year in review and look ahead to 2025

2024 has been a year of growth and impact @d4dinsights.bsky.social from advancing data sharing for climate action to scaling Digital Earth Pacific. Check out our 2024 Year in Review: shorturl.at/hVxeF

The challenge for 2025: How do we move faster from insights to action? Let’s keep building.

So happy for Syria! I hope this brings a new era of peace, prosperity and healing for the country.

#job

What if the data we already have could solve our biggest challenges—climate, resilience, sustainability—but the real gap isn’t in the numbers, it’s in our action?

How do we close the divide between insight and impact? Let’s build solutions that don’t just analyze the world but change it.

#job

I didn't see this already, so I went through my follow list and made a Starter Pack for Women+ in geo & EO - very broadly.

I'm reminded how lopsided the gender divide is still in our field when I get 1 woman follower for every 10 men. It's particularly noticeable right now.

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Ok, I’m loving the starter packs! This one is for women (inclusively defined) in Ocean Science.

You need more ocean 🌊 in your feed! Follow these folks.

If you would like to be added please just let me know 👋 … if I forgot you, please don’t be offended, it was an accident! go.bsky.app/7MdiLgo

Quite clear that this ^ one is going to fill up, so I’ve started a 2nd one. Please continue to follow for ocean scholars and let me know if you’d like to be added. 🌊

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The Symbiommunity Lab (https://fuesslab.wp.txstate.edu; PI: Lauren E. Fuess), in the Department of Biology at Texas State University seeks to recruit a research technician for a position lasting up to 6 months. The selected candidate will support research activities as part of a Florida Department of Environmental Research Contract investigating the effects of environmental variation on coral immunity. Tasks: The technician will be responsible for grant-associated tasks including, but not limited to: animal husbandry, coral experiments (environmental manipulation & immune challenge), sample processing, biochemical immune assays, and statistical analyses. The technician will also supervise at least one undergraduate research assistant and a team of animal husbandry assistants. Duration: The postdoc position is available for up to six months. This duration could be extended contingent upon funding. Start date is January 1, 2025, with limited flexibility. Qualifications: Applicants must have at least a bachelor’s degree in biology, marine biology, ecology, or a related field. Experience with one or more of the following is strongly preferred: coral husbandry/experimentation, molecular laboratory techniques, statistical analyses in R. Applications should be submitted electronically via email in a single pdf containing the following elements: 1) A cover letter summarizing the applicants interests in the position, their relevant experience, and how the position aligns with their career trajectory 2) A copy of the applicant’s CV with relevant experience highlighted. 3) A list of up to three references with contact information. We will contact references directly during the candidate selection process. Please email this application to Dr. Lauren Fuess (lfuess@txstate.edu). Applications review will start immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Questions and inquires can be directed to Dr. Lauren Fuess.

Taking advantage of my expanding follower list here to plug our lab's open technician position!

We're looking for a tech (6 month term) to assist with a funded project investigating the impacts of environmental change on coral immunity.

Application review starts now! Start date ideally 1/1/25!

We at @d4dinsights.bsky.social just submitted our letter of endorsement for this Declaration. By leveraging data-driven solutions, fostering innovation, and promoting equitable access to digital tools, we can accelerate meaningful #climateaction and ensure a #sustainable #digital future for all.

The #COP29 Declaration on #GreenDigitalAction highlights the power of digital tech to fight #ClimateChange. From cutting emissions to boosting resilience, it’s a call for innovation, inclusivity, and sustainability. Let's build a net-zero digital future! #SustainableTech shorturl.at/FRm9H