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An inspiring week has come to an end. This year’s summer workshop on geospatial technologies for building resilience brought together a diverse group of professionals, fostering learning, collaboration, and growth.

The workshop's primary focus was on harnessing geospatial technologies to bolster community resilience against disasters and climate change. Distinguished keynote speakers shared theoretical insights and practical examples, paving the way for hands-on sessions to effectively apply these technologies. The esteemed faculty of this year's workshop comprised experts from prestigious organizations, including UN FAO, UNDRR, UNIDO, UNOOSA, WorldBank / GEF, European Commission's Joint Research Center, European Space Agency (ESA), Yamaguchi University, American University of Central Asia (AUCA), Babes-Bolyai University, Esri, Google, Tracasa Instrumental, among others. Their collective expertise enriched the learning experience, promising innovative approaches to address pressing global challenges.

Thank you to our amazing speakers and participants for making this a memorable experience. Let's keep the momentum going! 🚀

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The Geospatial Technologies Summer University is back, and the application deadline is approaching!

Are you an environmental and public policy professional willing to deepen your knowledge, get inspired, and share ideas? Or a student or researcher willing to gain insight into the practical potentials of geospatial technologies? Then this summer university is for you!

Once again in collaboration with , as well as partner universities from the OSUN and CIVICA networks, this year’s course offers a deep dive into how cutting edge geospatial technologies could be used to monitor SDGs, with a particular focus on SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities, and the overall theme of building resilience.

Join experienced practitioners from the field, along with academics and students from various partner universities, in a week of deepening knowledge and collaborating to develop new ideas to track our progress in meeting the planetary goals.