State of OSGeo Oceania
summary
OSGeo Oceania is a not‑for‑profit chapter founded 2019 that runs an annual conference, manages bank accounts and an AWS-hosted web presence, and disburses grants — about $9,000 in grants over its first years plus roughly $20,000 in travel support this year. Conference history includes Melbourne, Wellington and a planned Fiji pivot to distributed hubs that reached 400 remote attendees. Governance uses a rolling board with two‑year terms, monthly meetings, an AGM and director elections in December; volunteers deliver operations and microgrants.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:49What is OSGeo Oceania
- 3:37Conference history and evolution
- 5:44Board roles and elections
- 7:27Grants and community support
- 8:52Feedback and future plans
- 13:02Financial overview and grants program
- 14:28Call to action and membership
- 15:34Closing remarks and Q&A
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