The UK-Environmental Observation Framework (UK-EOF) strives to change the way the UK perceives, values, archives and uses information from observation activities by working across public departments and agencies, the voluntary sector, industry and academia. The overall aim of the UK-EOF is to shape the UK's capability to:
"facilitate the ongoing environmental evidence required to understand the changing natural environment and its societal interactions, thus guiding current and future environmental management, policy, science and innovation priorities for economic benefit and quality of life".
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What's New
- UK-EOF Programme Manager announced
The UK Environmental Observation Framework has appointed Helen Beadman, from the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), to be its new manager. Helen has experience of working both in NERC and Natural England, particularly in marine research. More recently she was secretary to the Belmont Forum for NERC's international team. Helen is replacing Beth Greenaway, who has moved on to a post at the UK Space Agency.
- The Future of Public Sector Data: Making Open Data A Reality
Wednesday 27 June 2012, Central London, 09:00 - 16:00
The government is hosting a timely forum which will gain an insight into the transparency and Open Data strategy as well as gain practical insights into how to exploit and use open data to deliver more transparent, innovate public services and stimulate economic growth.
