Asian Development Bank (ADB)
A National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI) blueprint aligning governance, standards, and investment to enable interoperable geospatial services at scale.

Fragmented geospatial governance, uneven data quality, and limited interoperability between custodians made it difficult to operationalise national base mapping, modernise the geodetic reference frame, and establish integration-ready services across government.
A discounted cash-flow Cost–Benefit Analysis (CBA) assessed Return of Investment (RoI) against the opportunity cost of capital. Using conservative benefits from ~15% of identified use cases, the estimated benefit–cost ratio is ~3:1.
Applied an IGIF-based, governance-led NSDI delivery model, establishing a standards-aligned baseline and operational guidance for geodesy and coordinate systems.
Prioritised action and investment roadmap with implementation-ready specifications for roles, processes, QA/QC, metadata and service patterns.
Lade Agenda applied an IGIF-based, governance-led NSDI delivery model, establishing a standards-aligned baseline, a prioritised action and investment roadmap, and operational guidance for geodesy, coordinate systems, and the geodetic reference frame.
Implementation-ready specifications (roles, processes, QA/QC, metadata and service patterns) enabled stakeholders to execute consistently, strengthening base mapping, controlled data sharing, and scalable platform integration.