Kartoza developed a QGIS plugin to extract stream features (wells, sinks, confluences, etc.) from a stream network.

Kartoza aided in the development and setup of a GeoNode instance to serve as a repository for IHE-Delft's WDPP's (Water and Development Partnership Programme) research outputs.

Kartoza was contracted by Microsoft to create a plugin for QGIS that allowed for the exploration of data from providers using the STAC API, with an emphasis on allowing easy exploration of Microsoft’s Planetary Computer data.

The REZoning tool (https://rezoning.energydata.info/ ) is an interactive, web-based platform designed to identify, visualize, and rank zones that are most suitable for the development of solar, wind, or offshore wind projects. Custom spatial filters and economic parameters can be applied to meet users needs or to represent a specific country context. The REZoning tool is powered by global geospatial datasets and uses baseline industry assumptions as default values for economic calculations.

At the time of embarking on this project, Kenya had a 71% national electrification rate (94% urban, 63% rural), with a population of 54 million. There was an opportunity to integrate electricity and clean cooking planning.

Kartoza (as Project Technical Lead) in partnership with; Clean Cooking Alliance (Though Leader / Coordinator), World Resources Institute (Technical Advisor), KTH Division of Energy Systems (Technical Partner) and Nepal Open University (Local Partner) on the worked on the Clean Cooking Explorer for Nepal.

Achieving Sustainable Development Goal 7 (SDG7) will be a crucial part of Benin’s economic and social development. In order to facilitate the transitions needed for SDG7, robust energy planning efforts needed to be put in place.

Kartoza was contracted by the World Bank to further develop the Gender Enabling Environments Spatial Tool (GEEST) which leverages geospatial data to identify and address barriers to employment. By refining spatial insights, GEEST empowers decision-makers to create more inclusive, opportunity-rich environments for women in the energy sector.

The South African National Parks (SANParks) BIMS is an online platform enabling the upload, exploration and download of biodiversity occurrence data for national parks and marine protected areas in South Africa.

KFWIS is an instance of a BIMS (Biodiversity Information Management System)set up for tracking biodiversity in the Kafue Flats Wetlands, Zambia.

"Satellite Imaging and Daily Earth Insights to Take Action" Planet Labs is the leading provider of daily data and insights about Earth. Planet helps organisations harness change for action with a multidimensional view of our changing planet. Planet Labs PBC required updates to current features, new features, and bug fixes for their QGIS Plugin. Kartoza was contracted to do the required development of the plugin.

The Energy Modelling Platform – Joint Global Training School (EMP-G) offers a unique opportunity for free training, access to expert-led discussion forums, and coaching in the latest models and tools for energy planning. Hosted at the renowned International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP), EMP-G has become a landmark initiative for professionals seeking to enhance their technical and analytical skills in the energy sector.

The Freshwater Biodiversity Information System (FBIS) is a platform for hosting, visualising and sharing freshwater biodiversity information for South African rivers.

Kartoza, in collaboration with Mark Herringer, developed a free, curated, and canonical source of healthcare location data.

An interactive, cloud-based platform for storing, visualising and comparing all types of geographic and IoT agricultural data

Three-week intensive training on data management with FOSS GIS to support geospatial electrification models for government officials, utility analysts and academic researchers.

Ogun State in Nigeria started implementation in 2012 of their first digital Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI). At its core are new Land Information and Land Administration Systems, of which Kartoza was the core developer.

Kartoza and an extended team designed, built and maintained the InaSAFE QGIS plugin and supporting project infrastructure such as the web site and documentation system. InaSAFE is a tool for modelling and planning disaster scenario contingencies for floods, earthquakes, volcanic ash, hurricances and other natural disasters. It was initially developed for Indonesia with Australian funding as an intervention after the 2004 tsunami but can be used anywhere.

The objective was to develop a QGIS Python plugin to enable Cadasta clients to interact with the Cadasta service at https://cadasta.org via its API

Mapping support for the Cape Town marathon event including and interactive online map.

A Professional Land Surveyor was required to assess the status of each land parcel and sign off on reports but the firm soon realised that this was very much a GIS project.

A web application for the planning and monitoring of OpenStreetMap field mapping campaigns.

On-site training session for Government Officials In Mauritius.

Three-week intensive training on data management with FOSS GIS to support geospatial electrification models for government officials, utility analysts and academic researchers

InaSAFE FBA provides a platform for anticipatory action in the event of an impending disaster.