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Feb 12, 2025

SPIA Country Studies Community of Practice - Webinar 3: Remote Sensing - Guidelines and Community of Practice

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The third session of the Country Studies Webinar Series focused on the use of Remote Sensing (RS) for impact evaluation. Jennifer Burney and Paula Paz shared insights from 11 CGIAR-funded case studies, exploring how Earth Observation (EO) data can be used to assess innovation outcomes when direct measurements aren’t available. The session also included a brief introduction to the RS guideline book (with a download link), a summary of the Ethiopia case study, and a discussion on the Community of Practice (CoP) for RS.

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Facilitator(s)

  • Jennifer Burney

    SPIA Member
  • Paula Paz Garcia

    Remote Sensing Specialist, SPIA Country Studies

Presentation(s)

  • Webinar3 CoP Remote Sensing (2).pdf

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