Uganda

Alpha 3
UGA

Related Content

Article

L’Assainissement: Une Application Emergente pour le Secteur Spatial

Wetlands conservation: How satellite observation supports sustainable wetland management

Earth observation data cubes for water resources management

Earth observation data cubes for water resources management

Figure 1 – Representation of a data cube computational environment (Source: European Space Agency, 2021)

Data has become one of the most valuable resources of the 21st century. Indeed, data can be considered the most important input when it comes to make informed decisions. The recent global pandemic crisis highlighted the vital role of data for reporting accurate case numbers and outbreaks, identifying the most vulnerable demographics, and understanding the most effective vaccines, to mention few. Data also plays a key role when it comes to sustainability.

Read More

Conservación de humedales: cómo la observación por satélite apoya la gestión sostenible de los humedales

Sanitation: An emerging application for the space sector

Saneamiento: una aplicación emergente para el sector espacial

Map

Regional Focus

Click on any of the highlighted countries to retrieve further information.

Stakeholder

University of Zimbabwe: Department of Construction and Civil Engineering

University of Zimbabwe: Department of Construction and Civil Engineering

The Department of Construction and Civil Engineering at the University of Zimbabwe is one of the 8 departments in the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment.The department is already a major center for water and sanitation engineering through its MSc programmes which have produced graduates from eastern and southern Africa. The department also boasts of soil and material and timber research facilities which can be used to benefit the country at large.

Read More

Groundwater Relief

Groundwater Relief

Groundwater Relief is a charity that provides specialist groundwater support to the humanitarian and development sectors. The support is delivered through staff and a global membership of groundwater experts.

Read More

Global Water Partnership

Global Water Partnership

Logo of the Global Water Partnership

The Global Water Partnership (GWP) is a global action network with over 3,000 Partner organisations in 179 countries. The network has 69 accredited Country Water Partnerships and 13 Regional Water Partnerships.

The network is open to all organisations involved in water resources management: developed and developing country government institutions, agencies of the United Nations, bi- and multi-lateral development banks, professional associations, research institutions, non-governmental organisations, and the private sector.

Read More