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The INSPIRE Conference 2010, (http://inspire.jrc.ec.europa.eu/events/conferences/inspire_2010) will take place from 23 to 25 June 2010 in Krakow, Poland. On 22 June pre-conference workshops will be [read more]
Lisa Evers
(Department of Agriculture, Fisheries & Food)
Registered Foresters and Forestry Companies submit pre-approval applications to the Department of Agriculture Fisheries and Food seeking approval to plant forestry throughout the country.Until the [read more]
Luisa Manigas
(Region of Sardinia, Local Authority for Municipalities, Finances and Urban Planning; Department for Cartography and information systems)
The Regional Authority for Municipalities, Finances and Urban Planning of the Region of Sardinia, especially the Regional Department for Cartography and Information Systems, has developed its Spatial [read more]
Over the last decade it has become widely acknowledged that well constructed addresses and good quality address data constitute an important part of a societys infrastructure. On the [read more]
The event intends to stimulate new partnerships and join forces in the satellite services sector and to demonstrate how they contribute to sustainable economic development of the regions. It will [read more]
Description (short summary):This document intends to explain further how Member States should implement the monitoring and reporting of the INSPIRE Directive (Directive [read more]
Description (short summary):Member States were under an obligation to report by 14 August 2009 to the European Commission on the experience gained in the application of the European [read more]
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