Geospatial Education: A Key to Unlock India’s Geo-Economy
India’s geospatial market is expected to soar to 1 lakh crore by 2030 and create 10 lakh jobs by 2025.
But the country faces a shortage of skilled geo-professionals who can harness the power of geospatial data and technology. How can academia bridge this gap and prepare the next generation of geo-leaders? The answer lies in geospatial education, which can foster spatial thinking and innovation among the young minds. With the new liberalized policy on geospatial data and the new National Education Policy, India has a golden opportunity to transform its geo-education system and boost its geo-economy.
Areas of Work
Building new perspectives to solve global problems using maps, GREd Foundation brings the use of spatial information to build insights for decision- making, prediction and real-time monitoring. We collaborate with partner organizations and deploy our services to deliver both government and private projects.
Making GIS education and research applications accessible and affordable to the global community with special focus on equipping and promoting women in the geospatial technology domain, GREd offers its training courses both in online and offline mode offering scholarships upto 50% to the global community with its headquarters in Guwahati, Assam.
GREd conducts research projects partnering with the government and civil society organizations, with key emphasis on the geographical issues of the North-East India.
Geospatial World Recognition to our Founder and CEO in the contribution of GIS
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