Project 2026

The GIPE++ Project 2026 addressed the issue of soil salinization in Quilca, Peru, in close collaboration with the local community and farmers. The project aimed to deepen the understanding of the environmental and socio-economic impacts of soil salinization while contributing to practical, locally relevant solutions that support sustainable agriculture in the region.

Project 2025

We developed a digital platform to promote sustainable tourism on Pulau Untung Jawa, while supporting environmental conservation efforts and contributing to the socio-economic development of the local community. The platform was designed to strengthen the connection between visitors, local initiatives, and community-based tourism, creating new opportunities for sustainable growth while preserving the island’s unique natural and cultural environment.

Project 2023

The project focused on “Social Innovation” (and “Digitalisation” in general) and explored how learning and knowledge transfer could be established between the UNDP Accelerator Labs and their respective beneficiaries, in close cooperation with the UNDP Accelerator Labs of Namibia, Indonesia, and Peru.

Project 2022

The project focused on the development of a digital platform for Colegio San Juan Apóstol, a K–12 school located in Villa Cerrillos on the outskirts of Arequipa, Peru. The platform was designed to support the school’s educational and administrative activities by improving communication, streamlining access to information, and creating a more connected digital learning environment for students, teachers, and staff.

Project 2020/2021

The project was to develop a digital platform for an Eco-Education Tourism for our client PUSPANITA Eco-Spirit Center.

The project focused on developing a digital platform for PUSPANITA Eco-Spirit Center, an eco-education and tourism centre located in Bogor, Indonesia. Operated by the Sisters of the Carolus Borromeus Congregation since 1996, the centre promotes environmental education, sustainability, and community engagement. The platform was designed to strengthen its digital presence, improve access to information, and support visitors in exploring its educational programmes and eco-tourism activities.

Project 2019 / 2020

In this project the NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR RESEARCH, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY was our customer.

The National Commission on Research, Science and Technology (NCRST) commissioned the development of a database-driven web portal for managing and maintaining scientific research records. The platform also streamlined the application process for research permits, which are required for conducting scientific research in Namibia, providing a central digital solution for both researchers and the Commission.

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