Classroom-ready learning with lesson scenarios, game-based tasks, and teacher notes. Use the globe to teach geography (location, borders, capitals), connect it with history (regions, empires, routes), and introduce basic economics (currencies, trade blocks, development indicators) through visual exploration.

A visual tool for lectures, seminars, and independent study: thematic layers for macroeconomics and society (GDP per capita, income groups, HDI, demographics, competitiveness, tourism), plus curated layers for geopolitics and technology. Designed to support economics, international relations, political science, management, geography, history, and data literacy programmes.

A flexible teaching resource for clubs and after-school programmes: structured tasks, quizzes, and thematic globes that help educators run engaging sessions—from basic geography to advanced global topics—without special equipment or installation.

Learn at your own pace: explore countries, capitals, flags, languages, and currencies. Reinforce knowledge through interactive practice and quick self-checking on the globe, then deepen understanding via one-click access to Wikipedia and open datasets.

A practical tool for family learning with no age limits: play “countries and capitals”, train memory, broaden horizons, and develop geographic thinking together with children—in a clear, engaging format that supports everyday parenting and home education.

Turn geography into a game for children and adults: challenges like “find the country”, “capital → country”, “flag → country”, and “name the neighbours” make learning competitive, social, and memorable—perfect for groups, clubs, and family evenings.

Present programmes, partnerships, and geographic coverage in a clear, accessible way—helping audiences understand “what we do and where we do it”, supported by source-linked data and methodology.

Map cross-border initiatives, partner countries, and regional priorities. A strong tool for diplomacy-oriented communication, donor coordination, and multi-country programme management.

Visualise environmental, education, health, and social initiatives by region. Useful for impact storytelling and evidence-based reporting with clear data provenance.

Create engaging public-facing educational content around your mission—turning complex global topics into interactive learning experiences for communities and stakeholders.

Transform datasets into an intuitive visual layer on a 3D globe, making research outputs easier to interpret for both specialists and the general public.

Use thematic layers to compare countries across indicators and categories (economy, demographics, development, policy), with consistent methodology and source references.

Support academic courses and training workshops with interactive, source-linked visualisations—ideal for data literacy, policy analysis, and global studies.

Upgrade reports and presentations with credible, citation-friendly visuals, allowing audiences to verify the data source and methodology immediately.

Provide a clear public interface for open datasets and geographic distribution of services, initiatives, and outcomes—improving accessibility and trust.

Use the globe in schools, libraries, and community programmes to strengthen geographic literacy and global awareness through interactive learning.

Visualise where programmes operate, which regions are prioritised, and how resources are allocated—useful for transparency, coordination, and stakeholder communication.

Showcase the region’s global connections, partner geographies, and strategic priorities through an interactive map experience that supports tourism and investment communications.