Community Engagement Blog
Maptionnaire’s blog is a collection of stories about community engagement. Discover insights and best practices about public participation, latest Maptionnaire tech developments & news, and tips for using Maptionnaire.

Learn how the City of Turku ran a pilot 3D participatory planning project that tested the use of 3D maps in community engagement for urban planning.

Leila-Mari Ryynänen and Vesa Sironen have been appointed as the new board members of Mapita, the company behind Maptionnaire Citizen Engagement Platform.

To celebrate Maptionnaire’s 10th anniversary, we asked our staff ten questions. Read Anna’s Q&A

To celebrate Maptionnaire’s 10th anniversary, we asked our staff ten questions. Read Asta’s Q&A!

To celebrate Maptionnaire’s 10th anniversary, we asked our staff ten questions. Read Krista’s Q&A!

To celebrate Maptionnaire’s 10th anniversary, we asked our staff ten questions. Read Jenna’s Q&A!

Watch these community engagement webinars to learn about the best participation tools, methods, and practices. All are available on demand!

Read about Maptionnaire's latest updates: hand drawn layers and shapefile download.

Explore how community engagement enhances communication for urban development among diverse communities

Systemic change, gamification & storytelling, and representation & inclusion — these are the top-3 trends of community engagement in 2021. More in this blog.

Maptionnaire turns 10! Learn about community engagement and urban planning best practices from the leading experts.

What is PPGIS? Read on to explore the pros and cons of PPGIS and how you can improve your public participation activities with PPGIS tools.

Maptionnaire is now available alltogether in 27 languages. Our latest additions are Czech and Armenian — learn more from this article.
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Maptionnaire was chosen for the top-50 teams in the 10th Lee Kuan Yew Global Business Plan Competition among over 850 contestants.

What makes a great visual survey? Follow these simple tips to make participation fun and overcome language and literacy barriers.