Learn what consultancies, cities, local governments, and universities achieve with the Maptionnaire Community Engagement Platform.
In Peja municipality in Kosovo, a spatial and land management project used Maptionnaire to boost citizen participation in local spatial planning processes.
Discover how the data collected with a public engagement platform helped planners to develop Helsinki's masterplan together with its residents.
Learn how the landscape architecture company gruppe F used community engagement tools for a brownfield development site in Blankefelde-Mahlow, Germany.
To implement people-oriented transportation solutions, Cities-4-People identified with Maptionnaire mobility challenges that local people face.
Maptionnaire helped the City of Helsinki organize their online citizen engagement process and gather citizens' insights about a national urban park.
Learn how the City of Espoo made use of Maptionnaire surveys to commemorate Finland’s independence in a participatory way by sharing stories through benches.
Find out how The Future Cities Laboratory at Singapore-ETH Centre uses people-centric participation tools to involve citizens in the urban planning process.
As a child-friendly city, Lahti uses map-based surveys to understand the children's perspectives and incorporate them into planning processes.
Visually compelling and informative surveys help Jyväskylä's planners encourage community involvement and participation in master planning of the city.
Health Geography studies the nature of relations between people, health, and space. Read how PPGIS tools help understand spatial trends in health and wellbeing.
Public transportation planning in the city of Turku is an excellent example of how Maptionnaire benefits cities and their inhabitants through public engagement.
Strafica used Maptionnaire to engage Kouvola and Iitti residents in creating a safer transport infrastructure for a comfortable everyday commute.
Learn how a grassroots nonprofit in San Diego used an online participatory mapping tool for a neighborhood improvement project.
Mauritius’s government deployed the country’s first extensive online public consultation process to learn how citizens perceive the capital and its future.