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Improving government services through a world-class geographical information system
Abu Dhabi, December 22, 2010: The Department of Municipal Affairs (DMA) carried out a certified training course for municipal employees, focusing on Geographical Information System (GIS) concepts with an introduction to Geodesy. The course enhanced awareness of the GIS system and promote an information infrastructure within the municipal system in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi to support the delivery of better municipal services that enhances the quality of life for all residents across Abu Dhabi Emirate.
Senior staff from the DMA, Abu Dhabi Municipality, Al Ain Municipality and the Western Region Municipality attended the one-day course that was offered on December 22, 2010 at the DMA, and was conducted by GISTEC's GIS Consultant and Projects & Operations Manager, Mr. Muneer Qudeisat. GISTEC is a professional GIS services company specialising in the development of intelligent, enterprise wide geospatial solutions.
This certified course is in line with the DMA's strategy to adopt best practices from the world to enhance government efficiency and improve local services by standardising and enhancing the storage, management and use of the geographical data to make the local government faster, more efficient and better placed to deliver improved services to residents and businesses across the Emirate.
Different subjects were covered in the course such as preparing maps and their importance for geographical data, geodesy, data entry, and GPS. At the end of the course, H.E. Al Daramki distributed course completion certificates to the attendees.
About Department of Municipal Affairs:
The Department of Municipal Affairs (DMA) commenced operations in May 2007, following the Abu Dhabi Executive Council's decision to integrate the Emirate's municipal system. As a new government entity, the Department of Municipal Affairs was created to lead, coordinate and oversee three municipalities in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and the Western Region. The DMA has a regulatory role while the service delivery and operations are at the municipality level.
On the 5th of May 2008, the Department of Municipal Affairs along with the Abu Dhabi Municipality, Al Ain Municipality and Western Region Municipality embarked upon a new municipal services journey, with the signing of the historic Municipal Charter which aligns the DMA and three municipalities towards greater collaboration and cooperation.
For further information, please contact:
Department of Municipal Affairs
Mr. Aladin Nakshbandi
Tel: 971-50-6722212
Email: a.bandi@dma.abudhabi.ae
Arwa Alkhatib
Mobile: 971-50-6613082
Email: a.khatib@ipn.ae
© Press Release 2010
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