Training Course on Remote Sensing and GIS in Climate Change, Food Security and Agriculture

Program Brief:

The course equips participants with essential skills to leverage remote sensing and Geographic Information System (GIS) technologies in addressing climate change challenges and enhancing food security. The course provides a foundational understanding of climate change impacts on agriculture, covering key concepts, drivers, and challenges. Participants will explore various types of remote sensing data, including optical, thermal, and radar imagery, while gaining insights into data acquisition and analysis techniques.

Throughout the course, learners will integrate remote sensing data with GIS to create detailed maps, analyze spatial patterns, and identify vulnerabilities in agricultural systems. Topics such as crop monitoring, drought assessment, and land cover change analysis will be discussed, complemented by hands-on exercises, case studies, and real-world datasets. By the end of the course, participants will be adept at utilizing these technologies to monitor environmental changes, assess agricultural productivity, and formulate strategies to enhance food security, making this knowledge invaluable for researchers, policymakers, and professionals in the fields of agriculture, environmental management, and sustainable development.

Objectives

The primary objectives of this course are to enhance participants’ understanding of remote sensing and GIS applications in the context of climate change, food security, and agriculture. By the end of the course, participants should be able to:

  • Comprehend the principles and concepts of remote sensing and GIS.
  • Apply remote sensing techniques to monitor and assess climate change impacts.
  • Analyze spatial data using GIS tools to support food security and agriculture planning.
  • Understand the linkages between climate change, food security, and agriculture.
  • Utilize remote sensing and GIS for decision-making and policy formulation in these domains.

Recommended For:

This course is designed for professionals and practitioners working in the fields of climate change, agriculture, food security, and natural resource management, including:

  • Environmental scientists and researchers
  • Agriculture and food security planners
  • Climate change and sustainability officers
  • GIS and remote sensing specialists
  • Development practitioners and policymakers

Duration

10 Days

Physical Training Schedule

Start & End Date

Location

Fee (USD)

Register

July 20- July 31, 2026

Dar es Salaam

4,000

Aug 3- Aug 14, 2026

Nairobi

3,000

Aug 17- Aug 28, 2026

Kigali

4,000

Sep 7- Sept 18, 2026

Nairobi

3,000

Sep 14- Sept 25, 2026

Pretoria

5,950

Oct 5- Oct 16, 2026

Nairobi

3,000

Oct 19- Oct 30, 2026

Mombasa

3,450

Nov 2- Nov 13, 2026

Nairobi

3,000

Nov 16- Nov 27, 2026

Kigali

4,000

Dec 7 – Dec 18, 2026

Nairobi

3,000

Jan 5- Jan 16, 2027

Kigali

4,000

Jan 19- Jan 30, 2027

Nairobi

3,000

Feb 2- Feb 13, 2027

Mombasa

3,450

Feb 16- Feb 27, 2027

Nairobi

3,000

Mar 2- Mar 13, 2027

Kigali

4,000

Mar 16- Mar 27, 2027

Nairobi

3,000

Apr 6- Apr 17, 2027

Dar es Salaam

4,000

Apr 13- Apr 24, 2027

Nairobi

3,000

May 4- May 15, 2027

Pretoria

5,950

May 18- May 29, 2027

Nairobi

3,000

Jun 1- Jun 12, 2027

Mombasa

3,450

Jun 15- Jun 26, 2027

Nairobi

3,000

Jul 6- Jul 17, 2027

Nairobi

3,000

Online Training Schedule

Start & End Date

Fee (USD)

Register

Aug 3 – Aug 14, 2026

1,200

Sept 7 – Sept 18, 2026

1,200

Oct 5 – Oct 16, 2026

1,200

Nov 2 – Nov 13, 2026

1,200

Dec 7 – Dec 18, 2026

1,200

Jan 5- Jan 16, 2027

1,200

Feb 2- Feb 13, 2027

1,200

Mar 2- Mar 13, 2027

1,200

Apr 6- Apr 17, 2027

1,200

May 4- May 15, 2027

1,200

Jun 1- Jun 12, 2027

1,200

Jul 6- Jul 17, 2027

1,200

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