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Congratulations, Class of 2020-2022 graduates!On Friday 15 July 2022, we celebrated the result of the hard work of our students Class of 2020-2022 with the formal graduation ceremony.Read more
Leave no one behindThe in-country professionals responsible for monitoring such indicators need to understand how they are defined, how data can be collected to assess them, and how to produce information on them that supports policy-makers in the pursuit of improving the indicator scores. In many cases, maps and associated tables can tell the immediate story and are the best candidate to do so.
In this two-weeks course, the attendants learned how to make such information products, including maps. We based the course on a data workflow developed and kindly provided by colleague Andy Nelson. That workflow was fine-tuned to the Bhutan case (higher resolution, more topography sensitive), and expanded to include the creation of policy support documents. Generally, the course provided a quality boost in professional data practice. The hands-on training (and supported lectures) equipped the participants with methods that can be adopted by their organizations, and allow introduction to management and staff. Our choice of SDG indicators was such that work on other indicators can follow similar routines, that is, the course attendants obtained a good understanding of the examples and can apply these as templates to follow.Read more
Congratulations, Class of 2020-2022 graduates!
Leave no one behind
VENI grant for Monika Kuffer
Call For Proposals: Marina Van Damme Grant 2019
Refresher Course Bhutan: Leave no one Behind
ITC Alumni Grant for GeoSpatial Week 2019
Final field test INACHUS: added value to rescue operations
ITC Alumna Ms. Dr. Zhao Xi awarded James Smith Medal
ITC alumnus Amon Murwira appointed Minister in Zimbabwe
Top spot in Shanghai Ranking: "It is a means, not a goal"
Opening of the Academic Programme 2017-2018
ITC Graduation Award for Carolyne Danilla
