DCIP Geospatial Data Strategy - Under Secretary of Defense for Policy 2025

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The Geospatial Strategy will guide USAIDs efforts over a five-year period to realize this shift by institutionalizing the Agencys use of geospatial technologies and capabilities to achieve greater efficiency in programs, operations, and development outcomes.
The Geospatial Data Strategy (GDS) provides a foundational roadmap with strategic goals and objectives to ensure the Department can learn, adopt, and refine policies, procedures, and practices across the geospatial community to ensure compliance with the Geospatial Data Act (2018).
The 2022 National Security Strategy is organized around three points: Invest ambitiously and rapidly in the sources of our national strength. Mobilize the broadest coalition of nations to enhance our collective influence.
The Geospatial Data Management Strategy will support geospatial activities, including the development and use of geospatial data, providing structure and leadership to ensure coordinated and effective curation, sharing, and innovation for the DOE mission.
The Federal Data Strategy consists of Principles and Practices to leverage the value of the entire Federal Government data asset portfolio while protecting security, privacy, and confidentiality.
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The current Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy (OUSD(P))sometimes referred to as OSD Policyleads the development of the National Defense Strategy (NDS), routinely represents the Department of Defense (DOD) to interagency and international partners, and has a key role in preserving civilian control of
The Geospatial Strategy envisions the effective, efficient and universal use of geospatial information in support of all mandates and operations of the United Nations for a better world as contained in its main pillars: Peace and Security, Human Rights, International Law, Sustainable Development, and Humanitarian Aid.

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