Equitable Access to Space- Interplanetary Fellow final report

Page 70

57

5. Recommendations Most aspects of our day-to-day lives depend on space-based systems, from television and radio to internet access and GPS. Space is central to national security and critical infrastructure and plays an essential role in furthering socioeconomic development goals. Countries developing their space sectors will need to consider many economic, industry and societal impacts.

Establish a clear national space policy/strategy Ensure steady space funding Invest in human capital Specialize in niche technology areas

This chapter provides recommendations for policymakers in countries seeking access to space. The findings are compiled through literature review and consultation with industry leaders, academics, and policy experts in interviews. In addition, the case study analysis of four emerging spacefaring countries (Brazil, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, South Africa) in Chapter Three of this report provides additional insight and good practices.

Balance public/commercial space activities Foster international collaboration Engage with space law and governance

Though there is no singular blueprint for establishing a thriving space sector, several key themes emerged throughout the research for this objective. The overarching recommendations are as outlined:

EQUITABLE ACCESS TO SPACE

INTERPLANETARY INITIATIVE

1


Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook

Articles inside

iv. Specialize in niche technology areas

3min
pages 78-79

v. Balance public/commercial space activities

3min
pages 80-81

vi. Foster international collaboration

3min
pages 82-83

iii. Invest in human capital

5min
pages 75-77

ii. Ensure steady space funding

3min
pages 73-74

i. Establish a clear national space policy/strategy

3min
pages 71-72

5. Recommendations

0
page 70

Challenges of more actors in space

5min
pages 66-69

South Africa

12min
pages 53-59

4. New Spacefarers

4min
pages 60-61

Saudi Arabia

11min
pages 43-47

Rationales for Space Agency establishment

3min
pages 62-63

South Korea

10min
pages 48-52

Brazil

11min
pages 37-42

Benefits of equitable access to space

3min
pages 64-65

3. Case Study Analysis

0
page 36

International Space Law

6min
pages 27-29

Geostationary Orbit

4min
pages 25-26

Objectives & study scope

4min
pages 15-17

2. International Legal Framework

3min
pages 23-24

New spacefarers

4min
pages 30-31

Methodology

5min
pages 18-22

The way forward

6min
pages 32-35

1. Introduction

2min
page 14
Issuu converts static files into: digital portfolios, online yearbooks, online catalogs, digital photo albums and more. Sign up and create your flipbook.