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Collaborative Mapping and Open-source Tools Training with UN Mappers

On 24–25 August 2026, BCL (Biodiversity Conservation for Life) and UN Mappers held a two-day training workshop on collaborative mapping and open-source tools in Kribi, South Region of Cameroon. Delivered under the UN Maps Community Ambassadors Initiative, the workshop aimed to strengthen local capacity to produce open geospatial data in support of local development, biodiversity conservation and the humanitarian action of the United Nations.

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From Nairobi to the Map: How 19 Young Kenyans Spent Seven Weeks Changing What Climate Data Looks Like

In June 2026, UN Mappers Kenya launched its first ever Youth Climate Mapping Externship, a seven-week virtual programme designed to put real geospatial tools in the hands of young Kenyans and point…

The UN Mapper of the Month - August 2026

Our Mappers of the Month for August 2026 is the Myanmar OpenStreetMap (myOSM) initiative!

From Local Maps to Global Impact: What We Learned from the UN Maps Community Ambassadors Pilot Initiative

From March to early June 2026, four (4) Community Ambassadors from Argentina, Cameroun, Kenya and India led mapping activities, built partnerships, mentored new contributors, and is laying the…

When Data Becomes Prevention: Experiences with Community Mapping in Argentina

Cuando los datos se convierten en prevención: experiencias de mapeo comunitario en Argentina

Escrito por Silvina Meritano

The UN Mapper of the Month - June 2026

Our Mapper of the Month for June 2026 is James Owornte from Nigeria. James is one of our new validation candidates and is our top validator for the Ceel Gadde roads project validating 52 tasks or…

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