From satellite imagery to digital maps, geospatial data connects information to specific places. We use it every day in tools like weather forecasts and navigation apps. But how can it help sustainability systems understand risks such as deforestation and climate impacts, meet growing regulatory requirements, support producers, and demonstrate impact?
In this episode of the ISEAL Sustainability Podcast, Rachel Potter speaks with Elise Boileau, ISEAL’s Associate Manager for Data Insights, about how location-based data can create value across sustainable supply chains, for producers, businesses, and policymakers.
They also explore practical examples, common challenges, and how collaboration, shared learning, and guidance can help sustainability systems use geospatial data to make better decisions and deliver real-world impact.
ISEAL’s Innovations Fund, referenced in this episode, is supported by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs SECO and UK International Development from the UK government.
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