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Freshwater, aquaculture, fisheries, biodiversity, forests, and agricultural land have higheconomic and social value throughout the Africa, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) region; but they canalso be over-exploited, with damaging consequences for local economies, long term stability andfor the Earth system as a whole ¿ especially the climate system. The ACP¿s fast growing populationputs growing pressure on the environment to provide food, water and fibre, on the regions¿ urbancentres and transport networks, and on energy sources. Information on the location, condition andevolution of resources is an important step towards sustainability, but unfortunately such informationcan be hard to get. Earth observing satellite technology combined with geographical informationmanagement can help fill the information gap. In this objective, and because of its unique positionto support the implementation of advanced interoperable geospatial technologies, the Joint ResearchCentre (JRC) of the European Commission (EC) is setting-up of an ¿Observatory for sustainabledevelopment¿ as single portal to support decision-making for development in the fields of naturalresource and food security. The African Union and European Union recognise the importance ofthis service and are beginning to develop this capacity as part of the AU EU joint strategic partnership.This paper describes the needs, and presents the first steps taken by the JRC and by the jointpartnership in harnessing space technologies to help meet Millennium Development Goals, inparticular eradication of poverty, and environmental sustainability.Keywords: natural resource management, remote sensing, space, Earth Observation, geographicinformation management, sustainable development, Africa, ACP.JRC.DDG.H.3-Global environement monitorin

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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: THE AFRICAN, CARIBBEAN AND PACIFIC OBSERVATORY /DARNUS VYSTYMASIS BESIVYSTANČIOSE ŠALYSE: AFRIKOS, KARIBŲ IR RAMIOJO VANDENYNO VALSTYBIŲ APŽVALGA