The project focuses on developing a comprehensive case study for the City of Lomé, Togo, utilizing geospatial data to explore the concept of City as a Service (CaaS). The goal is to analyze how geospatial insights can enhance urban planning, infrastructure management, and service delivery in Lomé. By leveraging classroom knowledge in geospatial analysis and urban studies, learners will assess existing data, identify key urban challenges, and propose data-driven solutions. The project aims to demonstrate the potential of geospatial technologies in transforming urban environments into efficient, responsive, and sustainable ecosystems. Tasks include data collection, analysis, and visualization, all centered around the application of geospatial tools and methodologies.

The project deliverables include a detailed case study report and a presentation summarizing the findings and recommendations. The report should include data visualizations, maps, and actionable insights for urban planners in Lomé. Additionally, a set of geospatial data layers and a digital map showcasing key urban features and proposed improvements will be provided. These deliverables aim to offer practical solutions and demonstrate the value of geospatial data in urban management.