We are happy to announce our Symposium for “Research and Capacity Development in West Africa – WASCAL and German Partners”. This Symposium aims to inform about the achievements of the project and strengthen the network of West African researchers, stakeholders and decision makers. The symposium is set up as a 2 day hybrid symposium with guests from Africa and Germany.
For more information please visit: http://symposium-wascal.remote-sensing.org/
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