Secretaria Regional da Educação, Cultura e Desporto
Regional Government signs first programme agreement to support women’s football in national competitions
Regional Government signs first programme agreement to support women’s football in national competitions
Vice-Presidência do Governo Regional
Vice-Presidency of the Regional Government supports participation of 15 Azorean companies at Web Summit 2026
Vice-Presidency of the Regional Government supports participation of 15 Azorean companies at Web Summit 2026
Presidência do Governo Regional
Azorean Government expresses condolences over death of Dionísio Mendes de Sousa
Azorean Government expresses condolences over death of Dionísio Mendes de Sousa
Secretaria Regional da Agricultura e Alimentação
Azorean Government and CTT present stamp collection dedicated to seven native breeds
Azorean Government and CTT present stamp collection dedicated to seven native breeds
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November 13, 2026 Regional Government signs first programme agreement to support women’s football in national competitions The Government of the Azores has signed, for the first time, a sports development programme contract to support the participation of an Azorean women’s football team in a national competition, with Vitória Clube Pico da Pedra being the beneficiary club. The Regional Secretariat for Education, Culture and Sport, through the Regional Directorate for Sport (DRD), explained that this programme agreement has been signed following the approval of the sport’s regulations at regional level, including the definition of the competition format and the criteria for accessing support aimed at participation in national competitions. According to the DRD, this process creates an objective and transparent framework to support Azorean women’s football teams participating in national competitions. Considering that the Portuguese Women's Fourth is an open competition, the DRD has stipulated that the Region’s support for participation in this competition will be granted to the winning team of the respective regional championship. The model aims to ensure that access to regional public funding is based on sporting merit, as determined through regional competition. The DRD also clarifies that Azorean teams competing in the Fourth National Division that neither gain promotion to the Third Division nor finish at the bottom of their league table must return to the regional competition. The result of that competition will determine which team receives support to compete at national level in the following season. The model also provides for an exceptional situation arising from the possible relegation of an Azorean team from the Third to the Fourth National Division. In such a case, two teams may be supported in the same season: the team relegated from the Third Division and the winner of the respective regional competition. In this year of transition and implementation of the new model, the DRD is awarding support to the Azorean team already competing in the relevant national league, Vitória Clube Pico da Pedra. According to the DRD, this new framework addresses a need long identified by those involved in women’s football by establishing eligibility criteria for access to public funding and by recognising the regional competition as a key factor in supported participation in national competitions. The signing of this first programme contract represents a milestone in the development of women’s football in the Azores. It paves the way for greater stability and sustainability in sports projects within this sector of the sport. The DRD pointed out that the measure also aims to help consolidate youth development programmes, increase female participation and create sustainable competitive pathways, enabling Azorean players to progress from youth teams to the national competitive ranks. As such, the DRD reiterates its commitment to the development of women’s sport and to promoting greater equality of opportunity in access to participation and competition, creating the conditions for women’s football to continue to grow and establish itself on the regional and national sporting scene.
November 13, 2026 Regional Government signs first programme agreement to support women’s football in national competitions The Government of the Azores has signed, for the first time, a sports development programme contract to support the participation of an Azorean women’s football team in a national competition, with Vitória Clube Pico da Pedra being the beneficiary club. The Regional Secretariat for Education, Culture and Sport, through the Regional Directorate for Sport (DRD), explained that this programme agreement has been signed following the approval of the sport’s regulations at regional level, including the definition of the competition format and the criteria for accessing support aimed at participation in national competitions. According to the DRD, this process creates an objective and transparent framework to support Azorean women’s football teams participating in national competitions. Considering that the Portuguese Women's Fourth is an open competition, the DRD has stipulated that the Region’s support for participation in this competition will be granted to the winning team of the respective regional championship. The model aims to ensure that access to regional public funding is based on sporting merit, as determined through regional competition. The DRD also clarifies that Azorean teams competing in the Fourth National Division that neither gain promotion to the Third Division nor finish at the bottom of their league table must return to the regional competition. The result of that competition will determine which team receives support to compete at national level in the following season. The model also provides for an exceptional situation arising from the possible relegation of an Azorean team from the Third to the Fourth National Division. In such a case, two teams may be supported in the same season: the team relegated from the Third Division and the winner of the respective regional competition. In this year of transition and implementation of the new model, the DRD is awarding support to the Azorean team already competing in the relevant national league, Vitória Clube Pico da Pedra. According to the DRD, this new framework addresses a need long identified by those involved in women’s football by establishing eligibility criteria for access to public funding and by recognising the regional competition as a key factor in supported participation in national competitions. The signing of this first programme contract represents a milestone in the development of women’s football in the Azores. It paves the way for greater stability and sustainability in sports projects within this sector of the sport. The DRD pointed out that the measure also aims to help consolidate youth development programmes, increase female participation and create sustainable competitive pathways, enabling Azorean players to progress from youth teams to the national competitive ranks. As such, the DRD reiterates its commitment to the development of women’s sport and to promoting greater equality of opportunity in access to participation and competition, creating the conditions for women’s football to continue to grow and establish itself on the regional and national sporting scene.
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November 13, 2026 Vice-Presidency of the Regional Government supports participation of 15 Azorean companies at Web Summit 2026 The Vice-Presidency of the Regional Government of the Azores, through Invest in Azores, was present with its own stand at Web Summit 2026, one of the leading international conferences dedicated to technology and innovation. The event took place in Lisbon from November 9 to 12. It brought together around 70,000 participants, including entrepreneurs, start-ups, companies, investors and decision-makers from various countries, amongst whom were more than 1,000 investors. The participation of Invest in Azores and regional companies was part of the Azores’ external promotion strategy, helping to raise the Region’s visibility among international networks and create contact opportunities between the Azorean business community and external markets. The stand showcased the Azores’ potential and investment opportunities in the Region, whilst also promoting regional companies to potential investors, clients and international partners. The joint presentation combined the promotion of the Azores as an investment destination with the promotion of the vitality, innovative capacity and diversity of solutions developed by the thirty Azorean companies present at the event. Among these, fifteen were selected and supported as part of a competition organised by the Vice-Presidency. The selected companies operate in areas such as computer programming, the Internet of Things, gaming, augmented reality, e-commerce, industrial software, machine-to-machine and human-to-machine technologies, and big data. During the event, the Azorean companies presented solutions in artificial intelligence, cyber security, telecommunications, digital health, geotechnology, business software, agrifood traceability, digital wellbeing and technology education, amongst others, highlighting the diversity and potential of the regional business ecosystem. The digital conversation experience developed by the Azorean company Object 2 Life (O2L) was one of the highlights of the stand. Using a QR code, visitors were able to interact with content about the Azores and explore information about the Region and the opportunities it offers through a conversation powered by artificial intelligence. This tool made the space more interactive and allowed content to be presented dynamically, bringing visitors closer to life in the Azores. The initiative also highlighted the ability of regional companies to develop innovative technology and apply it to new forms of communication and promotion.
November 13, 2026 Vice-Presidency of the Regional Government supports participation of 15 Azorean companies at Web Summit 2026 The Vice-Presidency of the Regional Government of the Azores, through Invest in Azores, was present with its own stand at Web Summit 2026, one of the leading international conferences dedicated to technology and innovation. The event took place in Lisbon from November 9 to 12. It brought together around 70,000 participants, including entrepreneurs, start-ups, companies, investors and decision-makers from various countries, amongst whom were more than 1,000 investors. The participation of Invest in Azores and regional companies was part of the Azores’ external promotion strategy, helping to raise the Region’s visibility among international networks and create contact opportunities between the Azorean business community and external markets. The stand showcased the Azores’ potential and investment opportunities in the Region, whilst also promoting regional companies to potential investors, clients and international partners. The joint presentation combined the promotion of the Azores as an investment destination with the promotion of the vitality, innovative capacity and diversity of solutions developed by the thirty Azorean companies present at the event. Among these, fifteen were selected and supported as part of a competition organised by the Vice-Presidency. The selected companies operate in areas such as computer programming, the Internet of Things, gaming, augmented reality, e-commerce, industrial software, machine-to-machine and human-to-machine technologies, and big data. During the event, the Azorean companies presented solutions in artificial intelligence, cyber security, telecommunications, digital health, geotechnology, business software, agrifood traceability, digital wellbeing and technology education, amongst others, highlighting the diversity and potential of the regional business ecosystem. The digital conversation experience developed by the Azorean company Object 2 Life (O2L) was one of the highlights of the stand. Using a QR code, visitors were able to interact with content about the Azores and explore information about the Region and the opportunities it offers through a conversation powered by artificial intelligence. This tool made the space more interactive and allowed content to be presented dynamically, bringing visitors closer to life in the Azores. The initiative also highlighted the ability of regional companies to develop innovative technology and apply it to new forms of communication and promotion.
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November 12, 2026 Azorean Government expresses condolences over death of Dionísio Mendes de Sousa The President of the Regional Government, José Manuel Bolieiro, expressed, on behalf of the Regional Government of the Azores, his deepest condolences over the death of Dionísio Mendes de Sousa, former President of the Legislative Assembly of the Autonomous Region of the Azores between 1996 and 1998, highlighting his career in public service and his contribution to democratic institutions and Azorean autonomy. A native of the parish of São Sebastião in the municipality of Angra do Heroísmo, Terceira Island, where he was born on October 9, 1940, Dionísio Mendes de Sousa earned a degree in Philosophy. He worked as a secondary school teacher, having devoted a significant part of his life to civic and political engagement. Elected as a member of the Legislative Assembly of the Autonomous Region of the Azores, representing the Terceira constituency, in 1980, he served seven consecutive terms, during which he held various parliamentary responsibilities, including chairing the Socialist Party’s parliamentary group and serving on several parliamentary committees. On November 7, 1996, he was unanimously elected President of the Legislative Assembly of the Autonomous Region of the Azores, a post he held until November 27, 1998. José Manuel Bolieiro highlighted Dionísio Mendes de Sousa’s institutional career, distinguished by a long-standing dedication to the democratic representation of the people of the Azores and the functioning of the autonomic institutions. “Autonomy is also built through the commitment and sense of responsibility of those who, over generations, have served the Azores and their democratic institutions. Dionísio Mendes de Sousa is part of this history of public service and, at this time of mourning, deserves our recognition and respect,” stated the President of the Regional Government. Dionísio Mendes de Sousa’s life’s work was also recognised with the bestowal of the Autonomic Commendation of Value, a distinction honouring his contribution to the Autonomous Region of the Azores. At this time of mourning, the President of the Regional Government, José Manuel Bolieiro, extends, on behalf of the Regional Government of the Azores, his heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and all those who shared Dionísio Mendes de Sousa’s personal, professional and political journey.
November 12, 2026 Azorean Government expresses condolences over death of Dionísio Mendes de Sousa The President of the Regional Government, José Manuel Bolieiro, expressed, on behalf of the Regional Government of the Azores, his deepest condolences over the death of Dionísio Mendes de Sousa, former President of the Legislative Assembly of the Autonomous Region of the Azores between 1996 and 1998, highlighting his career in public service and his contribution to democratic institutions and Azorean autonomy. A native of the parish of São Sebastião in the municipality of Angra do Heroísmo, Terceira Island, where he was born on October 9, 1940, Dionísio Mendes de Sousa earned a degree in Philosophy. He worked as a secondary school teacher, having devoted a significant part of his life to civic and political engagement. Elected as a member of the Legislative Assembly of the Autonomous Region of the Azores, representing the Terceira constituency, in 1980, he served seven consecutive terms, during which he held various parliamentary responsibilities, including chairing the Socialist Party’s parliamentary group and serving on several parliamentary committees. On November 7, 1996, he was unanimously elected President of the Legislative Assembly of the Autonomous Region of the Azores, a post he held until November 27, 1998. José Manuel Bolieiro highlighted Dionísio Mendes de Sousa’s institutional career, distinguished by a long-standing dedication to the democratic representation of the people of the Azores and the functioning of the autonomic institutions. “Autonomy is also built through the commitment and sense of responsibility of those who, over generations, have served the Azores and their democratic institutions. Dionísio Mendes de Sousa is part of this history of public service and, at this time of mourning, deserves our recognition and respect,” stated the President of the Regional Government. Dionísio Mendes de Sousa’s life’s work was also recognised with the bestowal of the Autonomic Commendation of Value, a distinction honouring his contribution to the Autonomous Region of the Azores. At this time of mourning, the President of the Regional Government, José Manuel Bolieiro, extends, on behalf of the Regional Government of the Azores, his heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and all those who shared Dionísio Mendes de Sousa’s personal, professional and political journey.
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November 12, 2026 Azorean Government and CTT present stamp collection dedicated to seven native breeds The Government of the Azores, in partnership with CTT-Portuguese Postal Services, has promoted the creation of a collection of stamps dedicated to the Region’s seven native breeds, thereby raising awareness of and promoting this Azorean genetic and cultural heritage. The collection was unveiled as part of the celebrations of National Native Breeds Day. It features the Graciosa Donkey, the São Miguel Cattle Dog, the Barbado da Terceira Dog, the Terceira Pony, the Brava of the Azores, the Catrina and the Ramo Grande Cattle Breeds. The initiative, which also involved the Angra do Heroísmo Philatelic Society, brings philately into the promotion of Azorean identity, raising awareness amongst different regions and audiences of the history, uniqueness and genetic richness of the Region’s native breeds. On this occasion, the Regional Secretary for Agriculture and Food, António Ventura, defended that native Azorean breeds are a “unique genetic heritage in the world,” representing a “source of great pride for the Autonomous Region of the Azores” and a legacy that must be preserved and promoted for the benefit of future generations. He emphasised that these breeds represent much more than just a livestock resource; they are a “living asset” to the Region’s heritage, with potential for economic development and significance in historical, cultural, tourism and environmental terms. For António Ventura, they are also distinctive elements of Azorean identity, contributing to the sustainability of the territories, the preservation of traditions and the enhancement of animal biodiversity. As part of the launch of the collection, a set of stamps was presented to representatives of the respective breeds, a gesture of recognition of the contribution made by all those working towards their preservation. António Ventura highlighted, in particular, the Ramo Grande cattle breed, noting that “behind every animal lies a little piece of the history of the Azores.” Introduced to the archipelago by the first settlers, this breed has historically served a threefold purpose, having been used for agricultural work and the production of meat and milk. “It is, therefore, a breed with a rich tradition as well as a cultural, educational, tourist and ethnographic significance. As such, they represent a distinctive feature of the Azores’ identity," he said. The Regional Secretary also acknowledged the vital role of breeders in the conservation and continuity of native breeds, emphasising that the preservation of this heritage depends directly on the work carried out by those who, over generations, ensure the maintenance of herds and the transmission of this legacy. “The preservation of our native breeds is only possible thanks to breeders. It is essential to acknowledgewledge and support those who, generation after generation, keep this genetic heritage of the Azores alive,” he emphasised. In this context, the Regional Government is developing a Strategic Plan for the seven native breeds to establish an integrated vision for the coming decade, combining the conservation of genetic heritage with its economic, historical, cultural and social relevance. The document also aims to consolidate the recognition of breeders' role and create the conditions necessary to ensure the continuity and sustainability of these breeds. Research is also underway into the possible identification of an eighth native breed, corresponding to the indigenous ecotype of Apis mellifera iberiensis (bee) found on the island of Santa Maria. Its eventual recognition could contribute to the conservation of genetic diversity and the enhancement of the Azores’ beekeeping resources. The programme for National Native Breeds Day also included educational activities aimed at schools, providing students with the opportunity to meet and interact with the animals, the screening of seven short films on the native breeds of the Azores, and a round-table discussion on the theme "The Future of the Azorean Native Breeds: Challenges and Opportunities." These initiatives sought to promote awareness and appreciation of a unique heritage of the Azores, whose preservation contributes to biodiversity, regional identity and the transmission of this legacy to future generations.
November 12, 2026 Azorean Government and CTT present stamp collection dedicated to seven native breeds The Government of the Azores, in partnership with CTT-Portuguese Postal Services, has promoted the creation of a collection of stamps dedicated to the Region’s seven native breeds, thereby raising awareness of and promoting this Azorean genetic and cultural heritage. The collection was unveiled as part of the celebrations of National Native Breeds Day. It features the Graciosa Donkey, the São Miguel Cattle Dog, the Barbado da Terceira Dog, the Terceira Pony, the Brava of the Azores, the Catrina and the Ramo Grande Cattle Breeds. The initiative, which also involved the Angra do Heroísmo Philatelic Society, brings philately into the promotion of Azorean identity, raising awareness amongst different regions and audiences of the history, uniqueness and genetic richness of the Region’s native breeds. On this occasion, the Regional Secretary for Agriculture and Food, António Ventura, defended that native Azorean breeds are a “unique genetic heritage in the world,” representing a “source of great pride for the Autonomous Region of the Azores” and a legacy that must be preserved and promoted for the benefit of future generations. He emphasised that these breeds represent much more than just a livestock resource; they are a “living asset” to the Region’s heritage, with potential for economic development and significance in historical, cultural, tourism and environmental terms. For António Ventura, they are also distinctive elements of Azorean identity, contributing to the sustainability of the territories, the preservation of traditions and the enhancement of animal biodiversity. As part of the launch of the collection, a set of stamps was presented to representatives of the respective breeds, a gesture of recognition of the contribution made by all those working towards their preservation. António Ventura highlighted, in particular, the Ramo Grande cattle breed, noting that “behind every animal lies a little piece of the history of the Azores.” Introduced to the archipelago by the first settlers, this breed has historically served a threefold purpose, having been used for agricultural work and the production of meat and milk. “It is, therefore, a breed with a rich tradition as well as a cultural, educational, tourist and ethnographic significance. As such, they represent a distinctive feature of the Azores’ identity," he said. The Regional Secretary also acknowledged the vital role of breeders in the conservation and continuity of native breeds, emphasising that the preservation of this heritage depends directly on the work carried out by those who, over generations, ensure the maintenance of herds and the transmission of this legacy. “The preservation of our native breeds is only possible thanks to breeders. It is essential to acknowledgewledge and support those who, generation after generation, keep this genetic heritage of the Azores alive,” he emphasised. In this context, the Regional Government is developing a Strategic Plan for the seven native breeds to establish an integrated vision for the coming decade, combining the conservation of genetic heritage with its economic, historical, cultural and social relevance. The document also aims to consolidate the recognition of breeders' role and create the conditions necessary to ensure the continuity and sustainability of these breeds. Research is also underway into the possible identification of an eighth native breed, corresponding to the indigenous ecotype of Apis mellifera iberiensis (bee) found on the island of Santa Maria. Its eventual recognition could contribute to the conservation of genetic diversity and the enhancement of the Azores’ beekeeping resources. The programme for National Native Breeds Day also included educational activities aimed at schools, providing students with the opportunity to meet and interact with the animals, the screening of seven short films on the native breeds of the Azores, and a round-table discussion on the theme "The Future of the Azorean Native Breeds: Challenges and Opportunities." These initiatives sought to promote awareness and appreciation of a unique heritage of the Azores, whose preservation contributes to biodiversity, regional identity and the transmission of this legacy to future generations.
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November 12, 2026 Regional Government presents high-precision map of the nine islands at COP31 The Government of the Azores presented the “Azores in High Resolution” project at COP31. Using high-resolution aerial imagery and LiDAR technology, this project made it possible, for the first time and in a single campaign, to map the entire land area of the nine islands, thereby deepening knowledge of the territory, enhancing natural hazard prevention and facilitating adaptation to climate change. “We now have a standardised database, highly accurate and detailed, which enables us to gain a better understanding of the territory, identify vulnerabilities and make informed decisions regarding planning and risk management. In an archipelago such as the Azores, where every metre counts, this information is absolutely crucial,” stated the Regional Secretary for the Environment and Climate Action, Alonso Miguel, during the project’s presentation in Antalya, Turkey. Coordinated by the Regional Secretariat for the Environment and Climate Action, the project represented an investment of around €1.5 million and covered the archipelago’s 2,324 square kilometres of land area. The campaign, carried out in 2024, collected 19,216 aerial images, with a resolution of around 8.5 centimetres and an average planimetric accuracy of 13 centimetres. The LiDAR survey achieved an average density of 15 points per square metre and a vertical accuracy of 10 centimetres, producing around 38 terabytes of data. The new data will improve the identification of areas prone to flooding and landslides, outline flood-prone areas, and simulate the effects of rising sea levels and coastal overtopping. They will also monitor the evolution of the coastline, track vegetation and invasive species, estimate biomass and carbon stocks, and assess the solar potential of roofs. The investment also included capacity-building for Regional Public Administration teams and the acquisition of equipment, including drones, GPS stations, total stations, laser scanners and photogrammetric stations, enabling specific surveys to be carried out more frequently and in areas of difficult access. A highly detailed three-dimensional survey has already been carried out at the Capelinhos Volcano on the island of Faial. This survey is due to be repeated every two years, providing a means of monitoring the effects of erosion caused by wind, rainfall and the sea. Some of the LiDAR data and the corresponding digital models are already available to the public, with the support of the Directorate-General for Spatial Planning. Services for viewing the aerial images are also available, and it is expected that around two terabytes of data will be made available by the end of the process. “We want this data to be used by the Public Administration, local authorities, civil protection agencies, universities, researchers, businesses, schools and citizens. Transforming information into knowledge and putting it at the service of society is essential to unlock the benefits of this investment,” emphasised Alonso Miguel. The project fulfils a commitment set out in the Programme of the XIV Government of the Azores, which provides for, within the scope of spatial planning, the production of highly detailed maps of the entire Region based on an aerial photogrammetric survey with LiDAR coverage. With 2024 as the reference year, the Azores will now have a common baseline for identifying and quantifying changes in the territory over time. The future integration of this data with satellite information, ground-based sensors and volcanic and seismic monitoring systems could also support the development of a digital replica of the archipelago. The presentation at COP31 provided an opportunity to showcase the Azores’ experience internationally in using high-resolution geospatial data as a tool for climate adaptation, spatial planning and the protection of people and property.
November 12, 2026 Regional Government presents high-precision map of the nine islands at COP31 The Government of the Azores presented the “Azores in High Resolution” project at COP31. Using high-resolution aerial imagery and LiDAR technology, this project made it possible, for the first time and in a single campaign, to map the entire land area of the nine islands, thereby deepening knowledge of the territory, enhancing natural hazard prevention and facilitating adaptation to climate change. “We now have a standardised database, highly accurate and detailed, which enables us to gain a better understanding of the territory, identify vulnerabilities and make informed decisions regarding planning and risk management. In an archipelago such as the Azores, where every metre counts, this information is absolutely crucial,” stated the Regional Secretary for the Environment and Climate Action, Alonso Miguel, during the project’s presentation in Antalya, Turkey. Coordinated by the Regional Secretariat for the Environment and Climate Action, the project represented an investment of around €1.5 million and covered the archipelago’s 2,324 square kilometres of land area. The campaign, carried out in 2024, collected 19,216 aerial images, with a resolution of around 8.5 centimetres and an average planimetric accuracy of 13 centimetres. The LiDAR survey achieved an average density of 15 points per square metre and a vertical accuracy of 10 centimetres, producing around 38 terabytes of data. The new data will improve the identification of areas prone to flooding and landslides, outline flood-prone areas, and simulate the effects of rising sea levels and coastal overtopping. They will also monitor the evolution of the coastline, track vegetation and invasive species, estimate biomass and carbon stocks, and assess the solar potential of roofs. The investment also included capacity-building for Regional Public Administration teams and the acquisition of equipment, including drones, GPS stations, total stations, laser scanners and photogrammetric stations, enabling specific surveys to be carried out more frequently and in areas of difficult access. A highly detailed three-dimensional survey has already been carried out at the Capelinhos Volcano on the island of Faial. This survey is due to be repeated every two years, providing a means of monitoring the effects of erosion caused by wind, rainfall and the sea. Some of the LiDAR data and the corresponding digital models are already available to the public, with the support of the Directorate-General for Spatial Planning. Services for viewing the aerial images are also available, and it is expected that around two terabytes of data will be made available by the end of the process. “We want this data to be used by the Public Administration, local authorities, civil protection agencies, universities, researchers, businesses, schools and citizens. Transforming information into knowledge and putting it at the service of society is essential to unlock the benefits of this investment,” emphasised Alonso Miguel. The project fulfils a commitment set out in the Programme of the XIV Government of the Azores, which provides for, within the scope of spatial planning, the production of highly detailed maps of the entire Region based on an aerial photogrammetric survey with LiDAR coverage. With 2024 as the reference year, the Azores will now have a common baseline for identifying and quantifying changes in the territory over time. The future integration of this data with satellite information, ground-based sensors and volcanic and seismic monitoring systems could also support the development of a digital replica of the archipelago. The presentation at COP31 provided an opportunity to showcase the Azores’ experience internationally in using high-resolution geospatial data as a tool for climate adaptation, spatial planning and the protection of people and property.
