Coastal planning · Kenya
DeliveredMarine Spatial Planning Atlas
A production WebGIS atlas for exploring, managing, and communicating marine and coastal spatial information for Kwale and Lamu.
Project collaboration: Nairobi Convention Secretariat / UNEP
Case study
From spatial complexity to a focused tool.
GeoDEVs led backend engineering and deployment across a hybrid open-source and Esri geospatial architecture. The platform combines spatial databases and open geospatial services with ArcGIS Dashboards, Experience Builder, Web Maps, StoryMaps, and Collections to turn marine data into an evidence-led planning story for stakeholders.
The need
Make complex spatial information usable.
The project called for a clear path from distributed data and technical services to information people could inspect and act on.
Our role
Engineer the working system.
GeoDEVs contributed across backend architecture, geospatial infrastructure, platform deployment with an emphasis on maintainable delivery.
Delivered value
A platform shaped around decisions.
The resulting capability supports a production WebGIS atlas for exploring, managing, and communicating marine and coastal spatial information for Kwale and Lamu.
Inside the platform
