Technology is transforming the humanitarian and development sector, but many professionals lack access to practical, accessible training that helps them apply new tools in their day to day work.
Mapologie bridges that gap through hands on courses that combine technical skills with real programme experience. Whether you are creating maps, analysing qualitative data or strengthening a monitoring system, you’ll leave with skills you can apply immediately.
I offer practical, hands-on QGIS training for individuals, NGOs, academic institutions, and UN agencies, from beginners to advanced users. Training is adapted to your team’s real-life needs, projects, and pace, incorporating adult learning principles and real datasets.
Using QGIS for Evidence Based ProgramminG
Learn how to transform programme data into clear, professional maps that support assessments, monitoring, evaluation and decision making using free, open source software.
Designed for beginners, this course uses a simple “Watch, Try, Apply” approach that builds confidence step by step. No previous GIS experience is required.
Why learn with Mapologie?
✔ Designed specifically for humanitarian and development professionals.
✔ Taught by an experienced evaluator who uses GIS in real programmes.
✔ Practical, hands on learning with real datasets.
✔ Available online or in person, in English and French.
Where I teach
- Sciences Po Paris: ‘Introduction to QGIS’ course designed and facilitated for graduate students (2024–present)
- Academy for Humanitarian Action: 8h course for humanitarian and development professionals (2022 – present)
- Network on Humanitarian Action (NOHA): Remote training on QGIS basics for university students (2022–present)