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Satellite Navigation: A Catalyst for Africa's Development

The pre-conference on Leveraging GNSS Technology for Enhanced Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems in Africa will explore how satellite navigation systems can be applied to improve disaster resilience. This aligns with the UN Early Warning for All (EW4ALL) initiative, the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and the African Union's Agenda 2063, aiming to reduce disaster risks and enhance community preparedness across the continent.

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Recent advancements in GNSS technology, data integration, and analysis will be discussed, emphasizing their critical role in enhancing the accuracy and timeliness of early warnings for various hazards. Key themes include technological innovation, capacity building, and community engagement, all vital for effective disaster risk management.

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The pre-conference will serve as a platform for stakeholders to exchange knowledge, share best practices, and collaborate on integrating GNSS technology into early warning systems. Through interactive sessions and expert presentations, participants will gain insights into leveraging these technologies to build resilient communities and save lives.
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1- Comprehensive Alert Systems:

- Integration of satellite data and GNSS technologies for comprehensive alerts
- Addressing interconnected risks and cascading hazards
- Case studies of successful multi-hazard early warning systems

2- Public-Private Collaboration:

- Role of private sector in early warning system development
- Collaboration models and strategies
- Case studies of successful public-private initiatives

3- Inclusive Disaster Management:

- Ensuring early warning systems address needs of vulnerable groups
- Gender-sensitive and inclusive disaster risk management
- Case studies on integrating social inclusion into early warning systems

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