Mapping the spatial relationship of schools to secondary school-aged youth in Paraguay points to students in rural communities as the most distanced from schools Although Paraguay has made significant progress in expanding educational opportunities for youth, they still have much headway to make in SDG 4: Promoting a Quality Education.

Remote sensing techniques can be a useful tool to inexpensively detect water quality for nations pursuing SDG Goal 6. Among the United Nations SDGs is Goal 6, which aims to “ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all.” Water quality issues precipitate health and environmental issues, so

The SDGPI has been working closely with the Paraguayan government to evaluate their subnational progress towards the SDGs and design policy initiatives to fill the gaps The Agenda 2030 imposes unique challenges to each nation that demand policy solutions on multiple fronts. Setting the best initiatives to fill the gaps

Poor air quality in Paraguay is heavily localized with the majority of the affected populations living in only a few neighborhoods. A key goal of SDG 11, sustainable cities and communities, is to achieve clean air quality. Air quality can be measured in several ways, including the presence of ozone,

Spatial data is used to identify priority locations for care centers that can help Paraguay achieve progress on SDG 3.1, maternal mortality in addition to providing a wide range of benefits from improved access to care for rural populations. Paraguay has set an ambitious goal to reduce its maternal mortality