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SERVIR Southeast Asia

This project enhances climate resilience using satellite imagery and geospatial technologies to support decision-making.

An aerial view of a rural village surrounded by dense greenery, featuring houses with colorful roofs connected by winding roads.

SERVIR Southeast Asia, a joint initiative of USAID and NASA implemented by the Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC), has engaged RECOFTC to provide technical assistance in delivering geospatial data and services to stakeholders across the region. This collaboration focuses on ecosystem and carbon management, aiming to enhance the use of satellite imagery and geospatial technologies in addressing climate resilience challenges.

Key activities include supporting SERVIR Southeast Asia in building partnerships with regional stakeholders, particularly ASEAN, contributing to workplans and developing case studies, conducting in-country coordination and data-collection in Myanmar and enhancing gender equity and social inclusion in the region.