UN-Habitat chooses digital community mapping
Digital Solution for Inclusion and Social Cohesion
Build an inclusive and impactful dialog with citizens
The development of liveable and lovable places is not an accident – rather, it is the result of careful planning and collaboration with the people who will use and inhabit them. Maptionnaire helps capture the social aspect of planning projects by advancing inclusion and social cohesion.
With the Maptionnaire Community Engagement Platform, you can communicate the planning process to the public, solicit residents’ input at all planning stages, and turn this feedback into actionable data.
Understand priorities
Draft flexible, geolocated surveys that can capture residents’ needs and desires for their local environments or policies
Engage a broad public
Enlist the participation of community members and organizations in providing input into planning initiatives
Create long-lasting partnerships
Include community members in designing and drafting engagement strategies and actions to drive truly sustainable decision-making
Have a look at the most common processes where planners and city administrators use digital community engagement tools. You can also find our customers’ projects below.
Community needs assessment
Community needs assessment
Understand the needs of your diverse communities with inclusive data-collection and reporting methods
Participatory budgeting and policy-making
Participatory budgeting and policy-making
Involve residents in decision-making about public budget and policies
Public engagement workshops
Public engagement workshops
Streamline in-person meetings with digital tools for reflecting ideas and preferences
Placemaking
Placemaking
Design lovable and human-scale urban spaces together with residents
Neighborhood planning
Neighborhood planning
Engage with local communities by soliciting their feedback when developing neighborhood areas
“Engaging a lot of people and listening to different opinions can be easy, fun, and inspiring. And it doesn’t have to require an enormous amount of resources.”
Nisse Örnberg, Planning Architect & Partner, Warm in the Winter
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