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The gSmart project is building upon 10 years of academic collaboration with universities from the Central Asia region. Experience from prior initiatives has helped to identify deficiencies like:
  • low number of teachers qualified to teach digital methods and techniques in general, and specifically in the spatial sciences,
  • lack of academic international-level methodology competences in graduates, applicable across all the above mentioned disciplines and
  • largely missing R&D capacities to translate established knowledge into progress towards spatial organisation and management of societies as well as infrastructure.

 gSMART-Erusmus Mundus

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