Geospatial business ecosystem in Tanzania (GESEC) is a project consortium of University of Turku (UTU) and three Finnish geospatial companies: Arbonaut Oy, Dimenteq O and Vionice Oy and their business and academic partners in Tanzania. The project is implemented through a time period of 2 years together by the UTU Departments of Geography and Geology […]
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Geospatial business ecosystem in Tanzania (GESEC) is a project consortium of University of Turku (UTU) and three Finnish geospatial companies: Arbonaut Oy, Dimenteq O and Vionice Oy and their business and academic partners in Tanzania. The project is implemented through a time period of 2 years together by the UTU Departments of Geography and Geology and Future Technology, in close team work with GESEC companies and Tanzanian academic, business, NGO and government partners.
Authors: Niina Käyhkö, Sanna Mäki, Jukka Käyhkö The Erasmus+ higher education cooperation project “Shape2Gether” (Shaping Innovations in Education for Sustainable Development: Contextualizing Geosciences, New Technologies, and Serious Games with Climate Change, 2024–2026) brought together seven university partners and one company from across Europe to transform education for sustainable development. The project aimed to integrate […]
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By Msilikale Msilanga, Amedeus Kimaro and Massoud Hamad In March 2026, the Resilience Academy conducted two rounds of a four-day training on Geospatial Data Collection, Data Quality Management and Sharing in the Climate Risk Database. The first round took place in Tanga from 9 to 12 March, and the second round followed in Mwanza from […]
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The Shape2Gether -project is about shaping innovations in education for sustainable development: contextualizing geosciences, new technologies, and serious games with climate change. If you wish to explore insights from the three summer schools that were organized during this project, you can find the Norway blog post here, the Malta blog post here, and the Germany […]
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By Msilikale Msilanga Young people develop the most robust skills when they engage in hands-on work on real-world problems. Resilience Academy organized another visualization challenge for 2025 as part of ProWA-SASA project, collaborating with partners like GIZ and ProWAS SASA Partners from Mwanza and Tanga cities. This initiative provided university students and recent graduates with […]
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