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08-22-2024 01:26 PM
RicklynHukriede
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This prompt is designed to provoke thoughtful responses by encouraging our community to think critically about the intersection of modern infrastructure development and traditional practices and how GIS can support Native Nations. It also invites our community to explore practical applications of GIS, consider potential challenges, and discuss how technology can be used to respect and preserve cultural and environmental values.

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Built infrastructure is a crucial component of sustainable community development, particularly for Native Nations, where preserving cultural heritage and environmental stewardship are paramount. In the context of GIS, how can we balance the need for modern infrastructure with the traditional values and ecological concerns of Native Nations?

Consider GIS's role in mapping, analyzing, and planning infrastructure projects. How can GIS be used to ensure that new developments do not disrupt sacred sites or harm natural resources? What challenges might arise in integrating modern infrastructure with traditional land-use practices, and how can GIS help overcome these challenges?

In your response, provide examples of how GIS has been or could be used to support sustainable infrastructure development in your area. Consider how this technology can help address current and future needs.


Additional Information: 
• https://www.esri.com/en-us/c/industry/government/built-infrastructure-tribal-nationals 
• Mapping the Way: Empowering Tribal Communities with ArcGIS Addressing Solutions [Webinar on Demand...

1 Comment
Ngäbe-Buglé_Mojica
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Relative Hukriede,

We appreciate your contribution and we look forward to collaborative success as we secure this ARC-GIS tool firmly in our hands; for it is necessary for our survival.

Pedro Mojica, emeritus Ambassador 

Comarca Ngäbe-Buglé

@RicklynHukriede @ArcGIS 

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