Participatory mapping

Need to geolocate contributions for a local project? Redevelop a neighborhood? Add greenery to a street? Monitor construction work and raise concerns?
Participatory mapping, a true tool for local democracy, allows you to co-create projects with the help of users who submit geolocated contributions on an interactive map. It also gives them the opportunity to comment on and respond to other users' contributions.

Interactive and animated interface
Adjusting the size of contributions based on interactions
Structuring matrix discussions

The advantages of participatory mapping

Customizable map background & pictograms

Integration of plans, images, media

Option to comment on/like contributions

Managing contributions by theme

Defined contribution area

Possibility of creating a geolocated interactive tour

Jenparle - Mapping

Online participatory mapping tool

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does it work?

The map background is created based on the scope of your project. It is fully customizable with your boundaries, images, and icons. Simultaneously, you define the discussion topics. Users simply add their geolocated contributions to the map!

How can users contribute?

Contributing is easy: simply move the dedicated cursor over the map and drop it at the location where you want to contribute. A new window will open, allowing you to define the theme of your contribution, enter its content, and submit!

What are the differences between interactive walking tours and participatory mapping?

The walkthrough allows users to explore the project's territory and offers them the opportunity to contribute by answering questions on specific points particularly relevant to your project. The participatory map, on the other hand, allows them to post their contributions wherever they wish, thus enabling broader participation across a territory.

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