GRID-Geneva is part of the Early Warning and Assessment Division of the UN Environment Programme's global group of environmental information centres, known as the Global Resource Information Database (GRID) network. GRIDs-Geneva and Nairobi were the first centres to be launched in mid-1985.
GRID-Geneva is starting a new collaboration with the UNEP's Cartagena Convention Secretariat (CCS), in the frame of the PROMAR project....
The Henan Science & Tech Museum in Zhengzhou is developing a core exhibit, “Global Status,” in the "Human" gallery. Featuring...
The Plan Bleu, a key regional centre of the UN Environment Programme's Mediterranean Action Plan, has released its 2023 activity...
GRID-Geneva is starting a new collaboration with UNEP, aiming to automate the processing flow of chemical data linked to the...
Joins between vector layers are now available in the MapX cartographic application dedicated to the management and visualization of environmental...
We are delighted to share with you that Plan Bleu (planbleu.org) has decided to renew its confidence in GRID-Geneva for...
GRID-Geneva is starting a new collaboration with the UNEP's Cartagena Convention Secretariat (CCS), in the frame of the PROMAR project. This collaboration aims to develop a regional monitoring network and information system on marine litter / plastic pollution in the Caribbean Sea and will make use of the MapX geospatial platform.
Exhibition at the Henan Science and Technology Museum integrating story maps and data layers generated from MapX
Data workflow automation to support the development of the African Chemicals Observatory
Public Eye podcast (in German) about sand. With the participation of Giulia Marti (UNEP/GRID-Geneva).
Participation of the GRID-Geneva's director to the science magazine “42 – The Answer to Nearly Everything“ on the German/French TV-channel ARTE.
To talk about sand, Damian Veiga receives Pascal Peduzzi, director of GRID-Geneva (United Nations Environment Programme), professor at the University of Geneva and coordinator of several UN reports.