Geospatial Information Authority

The Geospatial Information Authority (GIA) is a government agency responsible for collecting, managing, and providing detailed geographic data about a country. This includes creating accurate maps, measuring land and terrain, and ensuring spatial information is reliable for various uses like urban planning, infrastructure development, and disaster management. By maintaining precise geospatial data, the GIA supports informed decision-making, promotes efficient land use, and helps respond effectively to natural events. Its work ensures that geographic information is accurate and accessible for government, businesses, and the public.