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It describes how Suriname advances consistent spelling of toponyms, links geographic names to economic, educational, administrative and sustainable planning needs, and situates the work within digitalization and GIS/GPS globalization. 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Geographical Names of Suriname are macro scopes which are used primarily to represent national and international spatial phenomenia across the earth surface. Both at local, regional, national and at the global level is the use of geographic names vital for economic, geographic, educational, administrative systems and sustainable planning strategy.  \nSuriname participates since 2009 (formerly in 1986) active again on the UNGEGN conferences with the aim: the Standardization of Geographical Names, through the consistent writing forms of toponyms  \nand their application through the world. At a rapid pace the World is changing into a 􀀀 Global  \nVillage􀀀 in which Suriname play and important role in digitalization and use of the political map in  \nthe Information Communication Technology ( ICT ) and the Geographic Information System (GIS)  \n. In this respect, as member state of the United Nations Groups of Experts on Geographical Names Suriname is classified in the Dutch and German Speaking Division and should comply with the UN resolutions I/17 (of 1967) and V/15 (of 1987) to establish a National Geographical Name Authority for Standardization of the Geographical Names.  \nIntroduction  \nThe participation of Suriname at the 25th UNGEGN Conference in Nairobi (Kenya) in 2009 through the report (agenda 16) : Activities Relating to the Working Group on the Promotion of the Recording and Used or Indigenous Minority and Regional Language Group Geographical Names and the 26th  \nUNGEGN Conference in 2011 in Vienne through the report 􀀀 Geographical Names and Culture  \nHeritage Relations 􀀀, is dedicated to performing the UNGEGN resolutions I/17 (of 1967) and V/15  \n(of 1987) to establish a National Geographical Name Authority in a process 􀀀 Towards  \nInternationalization and standardization of Geographical names 􀀀 of Suriname.  \nThe toponyms of Suriname and the orgin of place names is the result of a complex interplay of historical features, political policy, spatial interaction, spatial design and handeling relations of household, business and institions. The 1097 Geograhical Names of places, natural features, constructed features, protected nature reserves, spatial object (monuments and sqeers), and the land use of the tribal Amerindians and Maroons are a source of historical inspiration. With the exception of the Indigenous (Amerindians) are all other ethnic groups descendants of diaspora of colonization (the whitè's), slavery from Africa (Marroon Negro'en Towns Negro ~ s), contract labors of Indonesia and India (Hindostan and Javanese) and volunteer immigrants of Jews, Chinese, Lebanese, Guynese , Haitians and Brazilians.  \nAll ethnic groups identify themselves at local, regional and national level with the geographical names within the Surinamese territory. In addition, international tourists who have a historic bond with Suriname ( etc. Holland), strengthened by the geographical names and identify themselves with the cultural heritage of the Surinamese population.  \nGeographical names are important in the context of how to shape the way we lived, the place we created and how we act at the World around us to interpret and the use of geographical names for better communic","cbCait3jepUZs9qS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCait3jepUZs9qS","pdf",56561,"English","# Abstract\n# Introduction\n## Participation in UNGEGN conferences\n## Cultural and historical background of toponyms\n# Transdisciplinary approach and technology (GIS/GPS)\n# Establish a National Geographical Names Authority of Suriname\n## Purpose and required procedures","[{\"question\":\"What procedure will Suriname follow for the standardization of geographical names?\",\"answer\":\"Suriname will follow the procedure described in the UNGEGN Manual for the National Standardization of Geographical Names and its Technical Reference, as part of a process toward standardization of geographical names.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are consistent geographical names important for Suriname and internationally?\",\"answer\":\"Consistent geographical names support economic, geographic, educational, administrative systems and sustainable planning, and they improve communication for tourism and between countries and cultures.\"},{\"question\":\"What obligations guide Suriname in establishing a National Geographical Name Authority?\",\"answer\":\"Suriname references compliance with UN resolutions I/17 (1967) and V/15 (1987) to establish a National Geographical Name Authority for standardization.\"}]","Report of Suriname - Tenth United Nations Conference on the Standardization of Geographical Names | PDF",13]