Mark Iliffe is a geospatial specialist with 14 years of experience applying technical, policy and open-source approaches to geoinformation challenges across developing countries and the UN system. He has led applied research and operational programs—from big-data mobility and flood resilience projects in Africa and Asia to national spatial data strategies and open data initiatives at the World Bank and UN. With a PhD in Geography and Cartography and a background in computer science, he bridges rigorous spatial science, software-driven solutions and multilateral policy development. Known for convening diverse partners, he combines hands-on mapping and platform delivery with diplomacy to standardize geographical names and advance global geospatial governance.
14 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Geography and Cartography, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Geography and Cartography at University of Nottingham
Erasmus, Computer Science, Erasmus, Computer Science at TELECOM Nancy
Master's Degree, GIS, Distinction, Master's Degree, GIS, Distinction at University of Leicester
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