GIS Jamaica

24/05/2026

“The application of GIS is limited only by the imagination of those who use it.” — Jack Dangermond, founder and president of Esri

GIS continues to shape how we understand, plan, and respond to the world around us. From mapping communities to strengthening resilience and driving smarter decisions, innovation begins with imagination — and GIS turns that imagination into impact.

13/05/2026

Part 1 of 2 | Over three impactful days, the National Spatial Data Management Branch (NSDMB) and the Land Information Council of Jamaica (LICJ) proudly partnered under Jamaica's National Emergency Response GIS Team (NERGIST) with and for the Drones, AI & GIS for Disaster Risk Management Conference 2026, held at the Montego Bay Convention Centre (May 5-7, 2026).

The conference brought together local, regional, and international stakeholders to explore the role of emerging technologies in strengthening disaster preparedness, response, resilience, and spatial decision-making across the Caribbean and Central America. Throughout the event, NSDMB and LICJ engaged participants through exhibitions, panel discussions, demonstrations, networking sessions, and knowledge-sharing activities focused on the advancement of Jamaica’s geospatial ecosystem.

From drone technology and artificial intelligence to GIS applications and public awareness initiatives, the conference highlighted the importance of collaboration, innovation, and data-driven solutions in addressing modern challenges. The event also created opportunities to promote capacity building, youth engagement, and cross-sector partnerships that continue to shape the future of geospatial development in Jamaica.

We extend our appreciation to the organizers, partners, presenters and participants who contributed to the success of this impactful event and helped foster meaningful conversations around technology, resilience, and innovation.

Swipe through for Part 1 highlights from our experience at , with more moments to come in Part 2.

01/03/2026

Between layers. Beyond limits. 🧭📍

11/01/2026

GIS has no ceiling — only possibilities.
Imagine boldly. Map wisely. 🌍📍

10/01/2026

A year of impact. A year of growth. A year we won’t forget.
Here’s a quick look at the moments that moved us forward 🚀
Grateful for our partners and stakeholders who made every moment count.
Let’s build even bigger and better in 2026

09/01/2026

02/01/2026

Spotlight on the Jamaica Defence Force 🇯🇲✨

Did you know the JDF is leveraging GIS & geospatial technologies to power smarter operations?

Here’s how they’re making a difference:
✅ Real-time maps to navigate tough terrain
✅ Seamless coordination with ODPEM & partners for rescue and relief
✅ Precision in logistics & helicopter missions using spatial data
✅ Rapid damage assessments to keep commanders informed

Tech meets strategy. Innovation meets impact. 💡

01/01/2026

The Ministry of Economic Growth & Infrastructure Development (MEGID) through the Land Information Council of Jamaica (LICJ) and the National Spatial Data Management Branch (NSDMB), extend warm Season’s Greetings to you and your families.

As we celebrate the joy of a new year today, we thank you for your continued support, collaboration and commitment.

We look forward to strengthening our partnerships and working closer together in 2026 as we continue to advance national geospatial development.

Best wishes for a joyful, prosperous, healthy and successful 2026 !

25/12/2025

The Ministry of Economic Growth & Infrastructure Development (MEGID) through the Land Information Council of Jamaica (LICJ) and the National Spatial Data Management Branch (NSDMB), extend warm Season’s Greetings to you and your families.

On this Christmas Day, as we celebrate the joy of the season, we thank you for your continued support, collaboration and commitment.

We look forward to strengthening our partnerships and working closer together in 2026 as we continue to advance national geospatial development.

Best wishes for a joyful Christmas and a prosperous, healthy, and successful New Year.

24/12/2025

The Ministry of Economic Growth & Infrastructure Development (MEGID) through the Land Information Council of Jamaica (LICJ) and the National Spatial Data Management Branch (NSDMB), extend warm Season’s Greetings to you and your families.

As we celebrate Christmas Eve, we thank you for your continued support, collaboration and commitment.

We look forward to strengthening our partnerships and working closer together in 2026 as we continue to advance national geospatial development.

Best wishes for a joyful, prosperous, healthy and successful 2026 !