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Summary The International Charter: Space and Major Disasters (“the Charter”) is a global agreement which aims to provide a unified system of space data acquisition and delivery to those affected by natural or man-made disasters. It enables the transmission of Earth Observation (EO) satellite data to pre-authorised resilience and emergency response bodies in response to “activations”. Charter members are national government bodies or recognised space system organisations that own or operate Earth observation satellite missions and contribute resources to support, coordinate and govern ongoing Charter operations. Members work collectively to provide assured, coordinated and timely access to satellite data to support recognised rescue and resilience authorities, helping to minimise losses and save lives. The UK has been a Charter member since 2005 and continues to play an active leadership role in this highly valued global initiative. To meet its national obligations, the UK Space Agency (UKSA), a directorate within DSIT, requires technical/specialist: i) Strategic Support services; and ii) Operational Support services. These capabilities are currently being delivered under contra
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