Who's Involved?

IPP CommonSensing is led by the United Nations Operational Satellite Applications programme (UNOSAT), which is part of the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR).

The Satellite Applications Catapult is responsible for the project management, user experience design, data products and development, infrastructure, sustainability support and communications for the IPP CommonSensing project.

The Commonwealth’s role in the CommonSensing project is to provide technical assistance to countries in accessing to climate finance.

Devex are producing content and events to raise awareness of the climate change and data challenges faced by small island nations.

The Met Office are providing climate information and building capacity in national met services and priority sectors.

The University of Portsmouth are developing models and running in-country training exercises to help the nations improve their disaster risk resilience.

Sensonomic are delivering software solutions for food system resilience for the CommonSensing project.

Spatial Days are providing solution architecture, technical management and technical support for the CommonSensing project.