Zimbabwe Institute of Geomatics to Host 2022 Conference in October

The Zimbabwe Institute of Geomatics (ZIG) will this year host a conference together with their annual general meeting.

Date: 20 – 21 October 2022

About ZIG 

Zimbabwe Institute of Geomatics (ZIG) is a professional body that seeks to lobby and address all the gaps currently being experienced in the Geomatics industry in Zimbabwe. It serves the interest of the young and old, the experienced and the inexperienced, the vulnerable and the powerful. ZIG does this through addressing the need for change in the roles involved in shaping this profession using the energy expected from the young Geomaticians coupled with the knowledge and experience from our respected seniors of this wonderful profession. 

Official ZIG Logo. Sourced from zig.org.zw

ZIG was formed in response to the need for change in ways of handling Geomatics matters, the use of the “Surveying” term in this modern world is slowly being phased out as the new order gives birth to the use of a term “Geomatics” which clearly encompasses all the disciplines.

About the ZIG Conference and Annual General Meeting 2022 

The Zimbabwe Institute of Geomatics Conference 2022 and Annual General Meeting is a one day event that will pave the way to the annual general meeting for the association. 

Running under the theme: Geomatics in Sustainable Waste, Water and Transport Infrastructure Management, the conference will attract various stakeholders across industries in Zimbabwe and the rest of the globe. The conference will take place on the 20th of October while the Annual General Meeting (AGM) takes place on the following day, the 21st of October, 2022. 

After the success of the Smart Cities Conference that was held in 2019 before the Coronavirus pandemic, this year’s conference will be the first in-person gathering of the Geomatics sector stakeholders, academia, young professionals and students post-covid. 

Conference Venue 

The venue for the conference is the Conquenar House located in the capital city of Zimbabwe –  Harare. 

Full Address: Conquenar House, 256 Samora Machel East, Eastlea, Harare 

Geographic Coordinates: 17.8203°S, 31.0776°E

What Are the Costs to Attend?

Ranging from $5 up to $100 where students have a fairly low price to attend the event. In addition to the fairly low price to attend the event, the Organization is also offering 20 free slots to students who would like to attend while volunteering during the proceedings of the event in different roles.

The students need to be members of ZIG in order to qualify for this opportunity. We’ve provided an overview of the costs for attending in the table below:

Students$5.00
Recent Graduates$35.00
ZIG Members$70.00
Non-ZIG Members$100.00

The conference provides an opportunity for various individuals, organizations and companies to also market their products through sponsorship packs that are also on offer. For more information about sponsorship opportunities contact ZIG Events team via Email on info@zig.org.zw or infozig18@gmail.com

To learn more about the event including registration for participation click the button below:

View the official poster.

Official ZIG 2022 Conference flier

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KUMBIRAI MATINGO

Kumbirai is a freelance GIS Analyst and GIS Developer with innovative skills and interests in spatial epidemiology, Web-based GIS applications for sustainability, Space technology, Exploration, and Inclusive and Digital Land Information Systems all towards the attainment and achievement of the Global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030.

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