Major projects

In agroecosystems, many ecosystem services need to be balanced to achieve sustainable development goals and Aichi biodiversity targets.

A project of Capacity Building in Higher Education funded under the European Commission's Erasmus+ Program.

CARE addresses one of the most urgent topics in EU and Latin America by focussing on a holistic and common approach to urban resilience.

The European Citiverses project redefines urban digital innovation with an inclusive, gamified digital twin, connecting diverse users and fostering accessibility, engagement, and social interaction.

The PARATUS project aims at increasing the preparedness of first and second responders in the face of multi-hazard events and reducing the risks related to impacts on various sectors that result from

Sea level rise, drought, subsidence, and dredging of waterways can exacerbate the intrusion of seawater in deltas and estuaries, with repercussions for, for example, nature and drinking water supply.

Training courses and a satellite-based product of land-based pollution for the Low Elevation Coastal Zone worldwide.

The assessment carried out in this project will help to generate the baselines for disaster risk reduction programming in all districts across Tajikistan.

So there you are for the third day in a row, standing at the village pump with your jerry cans, but there is no water to be had. Or only polluted water, or dirty water that is much too expensive.

The humanitarian response to the military operation around Mosul in Iraq was one of the most complex in the world. For WHO Iraq safeguarding adequate access to secondary health care (with contingency

Remote sensing and communication technology are used to provide farmers with information that helps them to take appropriate management decisions on their farms. Aiming for small vegetable farmers, in

Developments in the watershed of the Mara river in Kenya are leading to erratic water availability in the area. This seriously threatens socio-economic development and complicates agriculture and wild

The shortage of well trained and skilled personnel slows down the development of the Tanzanian energy sector. ITC is working with three knowledge institutions to help solve this shortage and boost the

The SEALAN project is supporting the East African Land Administration Network in becoming better equipped and more effective in supporting land administration, and governance and the access to land by

Millions of people living in slums face inadequate shelter, poor sanitation, insecure tenure, insufficient access to health care and in general poor quality of life. Better understanding of how slums

Together with three Ethiopian universities, ITC is upgrading curricula and staff resources to support the agricultural transformation agenda of the Government.

The GEOCAP project is a collaboration program between Indonesian and Dutch institutions aiming to develop geothermal programmes for education and training, research and private sector involvement.

As part of the FRAME project a consortium led by eLEAF is using remote sensing data to develop an operational open-access database to monitor water, agricultural water and land productivity.

Develop tools to make the mapping of land rights faster, cheaper, easier and more responsible.

Flash floods are a serious and recurring problem in Kampala. Though these floods do not generally have a very long duration they do cause major disruptions and they entail high economic and social cos

INACHUS focuses on the development of methodologies to provide increasingly detailed and refined information to urban search and rescue forces following a crisis/ disaster event.

Develop an integrated water resources management plan that serves the needs and interests of the long-term sustainable development of all stakeholders of Lake Naivasha.

A remote sensing-based insurance system developed by ITC helps Ethiopian farmers to become less vulnerable to weather and climate-related risks. Insuring agricultural inputs brings the farmers closer

The Caribbean region is often hit by natural disasters, causing massive damage and economic loss. In order to better prepare local government agencies a program was developed to build capacity in Min

17 young scientists from all over the world were brought together under the CHANGES project to do research on a wide range of aspects of multi-hazard risk assessment, and at the same time building a h

STARS is a research project which is looking for ways to use remote sensing technology to improve agricultural practices in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.

One of the Sustainable Development Goals is “Sustainable Cities and Communities”. The BINUCOM project contributes to this Goal by supporting four universities in India to deliver qualified architects.

A network of African-European water-related organizations initiated the AfriAlliance to prepare Africa for future climate change challenges.

This project assesses the added value of two new indicators of photosynthesis observed from space: solar induced chlorophyll fluorescence (SIF) and the photochemical reflectance index (PRI).

nnovative integration of the freely available global Sentinel-1 satellite data and local knowledge on soil physical processes for optimizing water management of regional water systems.

SIGMA will investigate and develop methods that make use of operational remote sensing data from the European Copernicus Global Land Services.

Advance our knowledge on the presence of soil water under frozen conditions.

TRuStEE will train a new generation of scientists with complementary and interdisciplinary skills in ecosystem modelling, plant physiology, RS technologies and big data analysis.

Building Resilient Urban Communities (BReUCom). A project funded under EU Erasmus+ Program in the field of Capacity Building in Higher Education.

Informal Economies and Creative Industries Strategies (INECIS) Governance arrangements, socio-spatial dynamics and informal economies in urban kampungs in Indonesia.

Develop a Learning Management System for remote sensing education for two Asian countries: China and Thailand.

This study aims to implement and deliver guidelines on how to adopt CBL in an educational framework for teaching Geospatial education.

Tailor-made training for the Center of Ecological Monitoring (Centre de Suivi Ecologique, CSE) in Senegal, covering priority themes for Senegal: (i) Water (ii) Climate & Environment.

We blend the virtual and physical, allowing people to come together for cultural experiences in mixed-reality