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Public sector employees in Malta are being encouraged to study the latest technologies with SpatialTRAIN, a scholarship scheme from the country’s Planning Authority.
Geospatial technology and the collection and processing of geographic data – also known as geomatics – is an increasingly important tool for public services. Maps, images and 3D visualisations can make data easier to understand, and the use of geomatics can better inform policy and decision-making.
SpatialTRAIN is offering 175 scholarships in subjects relating to geomatics at certificate, diploma, bachelor’s degree and master’s degree levels. By encouraging people to upskill in this field, it is hoped Malta will increase its capacity and expertise.
Project details
- Project name
- SpatialTRAIN Scholarship Scheme
- Countries
- Malta
- Organisation
- Planning Authority
- Participants
- 87 (December 2019)
- Project start
- 2018
- Project end
- 2022
- Internet and social
- Contact details
- Dr Elaine Sciberras
elaine.sciberras@pa.org.mt
+356 22901606 - Total budget
- 901250
- EU Budget contribution
- 712,979 (80% ESF)