Innovative Governance for Social Change

Speakers
0930-1100 hrs

Innovative Governance for Social Change

Moderator Sr. Razali Ahmad FRISM, MRICS

Custodian
Geomatics Department, Exploration PETRONAS, Malaysia

Sr Dr. Zainal bin A. Majeed

Director of Survey (Mapping Policy Section), Department of Survey and Mapping, Malaysia

Bio | Abstract
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Names in Mapping and GIS

IR. ROZINAH ANAS

Project Director MERS 999
Telekom Malaysia Berhad

Bio
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TM initiatives for Person with Disability (PwD)

KATHERINE CHONG WEE TYNG

Principal Geospatial consultant, Singapore Land Authority

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One Historical Map-Locating the Past of Present

OOI WEI HAN

Senior Research Officer
National Space Agency, Malaysia

Abstract
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Design And Implementation Tracking System For Children With Autism

1330-1500 hrs

Innovative Governance for Social Change

Wu Hsun-Wen

Deputy Director of Department of the Statistics, Ministry of the Interior, Taiwan

Bio | Abstract
Presentation on:

Developing Nationwide Statistical Map APIs for Effective Governance

DR. MOHD KHAIRIL MOHD RAZI

Administrative Officer Federal Land Development Authority, Malaysia

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Felda Geographical Land Index: Advances in Techniques and Contributions to Felda Land Governance

NASRIN NADIRAH BINTI MOHD SAH

Head of Physical Development Unit, Melaka Tengah District and Land Office, Malaysia

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1Mapping for enhanced decision making in governance

Commander Kamaruddin Yusoff RMN

Head - Metoc Section
National Hydrographic Centre, Malaysia

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Marine SDI supporting MyGDI (Malaysia Geospatial Data Infrastructure)

Dr. Ir Muhammad Marizwan bin Abdul Manan

Research Officer
Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research, Malaysia

Presentation on:

Road Surface Condition and Monitoring Application, Utilizing Motorcycle Motion

About Programme

Asia Pacific region is surrounded with various social issues such as poverty, inequality, political unrest, aging populations, environmental degradation, and urbanization. These issues are constantly testing growth capacities and resources of the communities, governments, corporations and civil societies. It is imperative for governmental body to innovate its service delivery mechanisms and policy-making approaches in order to engage with citizens and address these challenges.

Geo-enabled social innovation can support modernisation and improvement of social services. Visual representation of problems enables better understanding and provide an integrated framework for problem-solving / decision-making by policy-makers. Automatic location-based data analytics improve service deliveries, while development of mobile apps shall bring the technology closer to citizens. Geospatial capacity can be the central of the entire governance lifecycle.

The half-day programme on Innovative Governance for Social Change shall feature various innovations developed at governmental and corporate levels, which aim to improve public service deliveries.

Target Audience
  • Academic & Research Bodies
  • Consultants
  • Geospatial Data Providers
  • Geospatial Industry Experts
  • IT Solutions Providers/Smart Technology Experts
  • Policy Makers
  • Public sector agencies, including federal and state government departments