The University of Twente (UT) and Kadaster have entered into a strategic alliance to further expand their cooperation in the fields of (geo)data and land administration. This week, they signed a cooperation agreement to formalise the partnership.
Through the alliance, Kadaster and UT will jointly work on innovation, knowledge development, and strengthening skills related to the collection, management, and application of geodata concerning the ownership, use, and planning of land and buildings. This will take place through both long-term programmes and concrete projects initiated by both organisations.
The University of Twente and Kadaster have already collaborated on a range of projects. With this agreement, they are giving that cooperation a stronger, more strategic, and future-oriented character. By bringing together knowledge, data, and expertise, they will work jointly on innovative solutions in areas such as cybersecurity and digitalisation, while also educating talent for the societal and technological challenges of the future.
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