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ITC FACULTY OF GEO-INFORMATION SCIENCE AND EARTH OBSERVATION

ITC's mission is to develop capacity, especially in less developed nations, and utilize geo-spatial solutions to tackle global challenges such as climate change, population growth, food security, water management, and more. Through education, research, and capacity development, ITC aims to empower individuals and institutions in the global South. Explore our core activities, international partnerships, joint education programs, and more.

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ITC FACULTY OF GEO-INFORMATION SCIENCE AND EARTH OBSERVATION

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  1. ITC FACULTY OF GEO-INFORMATION SCIENCE AND EARTH OBSERVATION

  2. Mission: to develop capacity, particularly in less developed countries, and to use geo-spatial solutions to deal with mankind’s challenges (wicked problems) such as climate change, population growth, sufficient and secure food, water, energy, health land and housing ITC’s mandate lies in the combination of education, research and capacity development with a focus on people and institutions in the global South This impacts on: Geographic areas of interest Partners and institutions for cooperation Student population Policy briefs Ministers Ploumen, Kaag mission and mandate

  3. EDUCATION RESEARCH CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT ITC’S CORE ACTIVITIES: Three Primary Processes

  4. EDUCATION IN A MULTICULTURAL ENVIRONMENT

  5. APPLICATION • food security • water management • urban planning • land administration • disaster management • strengthening civil society • earth sciences • environmental management and biodiversity • Tailor-made specialization

  6. Alumni of ITC • Myanmar: 187 • Communities of Practice: • Alumni Associations • Facebook groups

  7. CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS INSTITUTIONAL COOPERATION

  8. JOINT EDUCATION PROGRAMMES – JEPS (1) M-GEO programme diploma programme GIMA – joint programme 4 NL universities MSc Carto- graphy 4

  9. Identification of opportunities Through personal networks, contacts Through commercial services Memberships Identification of partners Theory of Change Logical Framework tools

  10. Theory of Change – Logical Framework: defining goal and purpose tools

  11. Flowchart with steps Description of steps Milestones Building up a project file Workflow for projects and partnerships

  12. Milestones: Approval by Management Team (MT) Registration by Finance Department Proposal development, budget External checks (Legal, IPR) Finalapprovalby MT (financial coverage, FTE, othercommitments) • Proposal, budget forecast • Reference of experiences • Proof of previousmilestones Final check by Controller • Complete project file Documentssigned (Dean or CVB) Workflow for projects and partnerships

  13. Support structure: Development: Concepts and content, administrative, financial Implementation: Administrative, financial, logistics Monitoring and Evaluation Workflow for projects and partnerships ESA PGM NRM GIP WRS EOS DA WB LE BB TL LE JT WB BB MO EH HM Faculty Bureau FEZ TH CS PA PA

  14. Erasmus Mundus: Joint Education from A to Z: a reference guide Erasmus Mundus: ASEMUNDUS Good Pratice Report Protocols for Double Degree programs, Joint PhD’s Guidelines for selection of Strategic Partners Protocol for Project Support (under development) Guidelines • Theory of Change • Logical Framework Documents available

  15. Thank you! t.m.loran@utwente.nl

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