Participatory mapping

Need to geolocate contributions for a territorial project? Redeveloping a neighborhood? Revegetate a street? Track work and raise alerts?
Participative cartography, a genuine tool for local democracy, lets you co-construct projects with the help of users who post geolocalized contributions on an interactive map. They can also comment on and react to other users' contributions.

Interactive and animated interface
Adjustment of the size of contributions according to the interactions
Matrix structuration of discussions

The benefits of participatory mapping

Customisable background map & pictograms

Integration of shots, images, media

Possibility to comment/like the contributions

Manage contributions by theme

Delineated perimeter of contribution

Possibility to create a geo-located interactive walk

Jenparle - Cartography

Online participatory mapping tool

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Frequently asked questions

How does it work?

The background map is based on the perimeter of your project. It can be fully customized with your own delimitations, images and icons. At the same time, you define the debate topics. Users simply post their geolocated contributions on the map!

How can users contribute?

To contribute, nothing could be simpler: simply move the dedicated cursor with the mouse over the map and drop it at the location you wish to contribute. A new window opens, allowing the user to define the theme of their contribution, enter the content and validate!

What are the differences between interactive walks and participatory mapping?

The walk allows users to discover the project area, and offers them the chance to contribute by answering questions on specific points that are particularly relevant to your project. The participative map, on the other hand, allows users to post their contributions wherever they wish, enabling a broader contribution to be made across a territory.

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