“Re:Earth,” an Open-Source WebGIS Platform, Now Featured in UNDP’s DigitalX 3.0 Catalogue

Eukarya Inc. (Headquarters: Shibuya, Tokyo; CEO: Kenya Tamura), the developer and operator of the open-source digital twin platform “Re:Earth,” has been published on UNDP’s DigitalX 3.0 Catalogue as “Re:Earth Ecosystem.”

DigitalX 3.0 is an initiative led by UNDP’s Digital, AI and Innovation Hub, with the generous support of the Government of Japan, focused on empowering human security through Digital Public Goods.

DigitalX Catalogue listing: https://digitalx.undp.org/Re-earth-ecosystem_dx3.html

Note: Use of the UNDP name and logo is strictly limited to the context of the DigitalX Catalogue publication and does not imply UNDP’s endorsement of any entity, brand, product, or service.

About the UNDP DigitalX Catalogue

The UNDP DigitalX Catalogue is a platform for reusable and future-ready digital solutions, operated as part of the DigitalX 3.0 initiative. It brings together innovative digital solutions from around the world and matches them with the needs of governments and organizations across the 170+ countries where UNDP operates, supporting the global scaling of digital solutions. The initiative is made possible with the support of the Government of Japan, and currently features over 110 solutions in the Catalogue, deployed across 170+ countries and supporting approximately 390 million people.

DigitalX 3.0 places the empowerment of human security at its core. It aims to build interconnected ecosystems of Digital Public Goods that amplify human security and dignity across seven areas — economic, food, health, environmental, personal, community, and political security — countering digital divides and power imbalances globally.

Overview of the “Re:Earth Ecosystem”

The “Re:Earth Ecosystem” published on the DigitalX Catalogue is an integrated, open-source digital twin platform composed of three interoperable tools: Re:Earth CMS, Re:Earth Visualizer, and Re:Earth Flow.

Re:Earth covers the full geospatial data lifecycle — from data ingestion and automated processing to management, interactive 2D/3D visualization, publishing, and integration with external systems — all through no-code, browser-based interfaces. Distributed under open-source licenses, it removes barriers such as licensing costs and the need for specialized technical expertise, providing an environment where governments, NGOs, and local communities with limited technical resources can independently manage and utilize geospatial data.

Website: https://reearth.io

GitHub: https://github.com/reearth

About Eukarya Inc.

Eukarya Inc. is committed to building a society where anyone can easily access and share data worldwide. The company develops and operates the open-source data platform “Re:Earth,” originally co-developed with the Watanabe Hidenori Laboratory at the University of Tokyo Graduate School. Eukarya collaborates with domestic and international government agencies and international organizations, including Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism through Project PLATEAU.

Website: https://eukarya.io

Note: Use of the UNDP name and logo in this press release is strictly limited to the context of the DigitalX 3.0 Catalogue publication. UNDP does not endorse any entity, brand, product, or service. DigitalX 3.0 is led by UNDP’s Digital, AI and Innovation Hub, with the generous support of the Government of Japan.

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