Jeff Pires

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Email Jeff Pires at jeff.pires@comcast.net and piresj@who.int. This email is the most updated Jeff Pires's email found in 2026.

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To contact Jeff Pires send an email to jeff.pires@comcast.net or piresj@who.int. (updated on April 11, 2025)

IM/GIS Consultant at World Health Organization | Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland

About Jeff Pires

Jeff Pires serves as a seasoned IM/GIS Consultant at the World Health Organization, where he plays a pivotal role in leveraging geospatial intelligence to support global health initiatives. In his current capacity as the GIS focal point for the WHO-EURO COVID-19 Incident Management Support Team, Jeff provides critical technical expertise in managing complex geographic and epidemiological datasets. His responsibilities include integrating diverse data sources, developing robust data models, and generating actionable geospatial information products that inform decision-making during health emergencies. With nearly two decades of professional experience and over 1,000 volunteer hours dedicated to humanitarian GIS projects, Jeff brings a deep understanding of how GIS can be harnessed to improve public health outcomes.

Jeff’s expertise spans a broad spectrum of GIS disciplines, including data management, process improvement, and spatial analysis using tools like ArcGIS and ESRI platforms. His proficiency in SQL and data integration techniques ensures seamless workflows and accurate representation of epidemiological trends. As an FAA-certified UAS/UAV pilot, he also explores innovative applications of drone technology for health surveillance and emergency response. A passionate advocate for the strategic integration of GIS across developer, analyst, emergency response, and leadership roles, Jeff is committed to sharing the art of the possible—empowering teams to utilize geospatial insights for building healthier, more resilient communities. His work exemplifies how advanced GIS skills, combined with a collaborative approach, can significantly enhance the effectiveness of global health interventions and emergency management efforts.

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