The National Digital Infrastructure is the backbone of any economy. Geospatial and Space industries serve as the foundation for Digital Infrastructure, offering huge growth potential toward India’s vision of being self-reliant with an approximately USD 10 trillion economy by 2030. The Global Geospatial Market Size is estimated to be USD 681 billion by the year 2025 with an expected rate of 16.1% CAGR post-2025, making it USD 1.44 Trillion by 2030. India’s domestic geospatial market is forecasted to rise from INR 13.90 thousand crores (approximately 1.68 billion USD) in 2021 to INR 23.09 thousand crores (approximately USD 2.79 billion) in 2025. The Indian Space industry is estimated to deliver USD 44 Billion potential (8% of the global market) including USD 11 Billion in exports and USD 33 Billion of domestic opportunities by the end of the next decade.
While the current growth rate is driven by technology innovation, integration of workflows, and augmentation of spatial analytics in business processes, post 2025 we witness momentum in public policy reforms and increasing investments in geospatial infrastructure (both public and private) and industry acceleration programs worldwide. Ongoing policy reforms in the space, geospatial, and drone sectors, duly supported by the strengthening of international cooperation and alignment with the evolving world order, are making a significant impact on the growth of the Indian geospatial-space market.
Promote, facilitate, advance, and protect interest of global geospatial and space business community
Draw plans and projects for encouraging the growth of trade and commerce worldwide
Advise Government on matters relating to commerce, trade and industry
Collect and share important information about industry, market and policies to its members
Assist Government in policy development and consultations on budgetary and procurement provisions
Bring to the notice of the Government the impact of various laws and regulations on business
Facilitate technological development through partnerships between academia, research, government and industry
Make the members aware of latest developments in technology, marketing, financing, human resources, etc
Establish chapters in various countries and develop and explore the areas where businesses can participate and cooperate
GWCC has entered into an MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) with Indo American Chamber of Commerce towards "Building Mutual Cooperation and Bilateral Trade Relations between India and USA in Geospatial & Space."
GWCC has entered into an MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) with Australia India Chamber of Commerce towards "Building Mutual Cooperation and Bilateral Trade Relations between India and Australia in Geospatial & Space."
Vivanta, Dwarka, New Delhi
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Vivanta, Dwarka, New Delhi
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HICC Hyderabad, India
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HICC Hyderabad, India
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Geospatial World Chamber of Commerce
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