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Regional partners and research, academic and industry organisations can access critical Earth Observation data and the MarCOSouth portal to support sustainable development policies at continental, regional and national level.
Cities can benefit from shared expertise involving Uber transactional data and city transport models to support better planning and evaluation of where transport infrastructure investments are most needed.
A frequently asked questions document for the Regional Innovation Support Programme is available to download.
A proposal template document is available to support proposals for the Regional Innovation Support Programme.
Enterprises are invited to participate in a survey examining innovation activities in about 5,000 businesses, from very small to very large and across a range of industries.
The published policy brief presents the Spring 4 Life project’s recommendations and key messages for improving the quality and availability of groundwater resources for communities that depend on them.
A secure, private cloud-based platform is available for organisations and teams to share information, view a consolidated situation picture and contribute operational information using mobile and web-based applications. It is described as useful for environmental asset management and anti-poaching collaboration.
Households in Johannesburg can participate by sorting their waste into paper, mixed recyclable materials and non-recyclable residual waste using the provided bags and wheelie bin.
Laboratories locally and elsewhere on the continent are to receive more affordable and accessible measurement standards for testing mycotoxins, supported by CSIR-produced mycotoxins and provided by NMISA.
CSIR can commercially provide services based on its qualified Secondary Geo-Location Spectrum Database to network operators in South Africa. The tool supports efficient spectrum allocation and spectrum-sharing broadband networks using Television white space technology for underserved communities.
The CSIR has made available a mobile surveillance solution that detects and localises moving targets over large areas, identifies them as humans or animals, and can operate day and night in all weather conditions.
CSIR is making earth-observation information and products about grass and trees available to support planning and improve management of the Kruger National Park. The wider consortium is also delivering data, models and knowledge for protected-area management.
