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DIDAIhub’s first community meeting at the UTU Geography department coffee room, June 1st 2023 @15:00. We are starting a series of relaxed community meetings where we can share what we are currently working on, present new tools and datasets, discuss about hot topics, and thing the ways we can all contribute and be active members

The World Bank funded project Tanzanian Resilience Academy came to an end in January 2023. For continuing the valuable activities of Resilience Academy, such as the mass-industrial placements, geovisualisation challenges and implementing online learning materials to local course teaching in Tanzania, a two-day leadership training was organised between party organisations (UDSM, ARU, SUA, SUZA, MoCU

State of the Map Tanzania (SoTM) is an event that gathers together people from NGOs, academia, businesses, public organisations and the general public with enthusiasm in open geospatial data and its possibilities in providing solutions to manyfold challenges in the society. In 2023 the event was co-organised by multiple NGOs in Tanzania, with the lead

Geovisualisation Challenge is part of Master’s level course “Geospatial data management and visualisation (MAAN7764)” organised annually by the Geography department of University of Turku. In 2022, topics for the challenge were provided by Metsähallitus (the Finnish Forest Administration) and they were related to human-induced pressures in the Archipelago Sea area. Total of 16 students participated