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Maps can show you where you are. But a good map can also show you where you want to go, and show you what needs to happen so that you can get there

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Mapping for Change is an innovative social enterprise that exists to support the development of sustainable communities. We specialise in providing participatory mapping services to communities, voluntary sector organisations, local authorities and developers using a suite of innovative tools for communication. Our work has a strong focus on engaging and empowering communities to make positive transformations to their localities. Whether you need a map to support a funding application or you want us to develop an online interactive map to engage with communities as part of a consultation process. We can work on school programmes, food growing and distribution, sustainable tourism and much more. Our experience and understanding across the fields of community engagement, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Mapping technology brings strength to our work in each sector.


Mapping For Change

The Chorley Institute, University College London, Gower Street, WC1A 6BT

Telephone:020 7679 2296

Email:info@mappingforchange.org.uk

Level 2 Award Winner Summer 2010
Supported by:      unltd-logo_small hefce-new-logo-blue-cmyk

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Have you got something to shout about or do you want to find out what’s happening near you? Take a look at the online maps developed by communities across London here. We also host the new Faiths Environment Map

What We Do

temp_toolkitMapping for Change offers project development and  advice on mapping and geographical analysis.We can help develop maps of your area, your organisations, your concerns and even your visions.

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Third Sector Activity on Climate Change

North Dorset Climate Action MapLocal action on Climate Change - Mapping for Change is working with two communities in North Dorset and Newcastle to map action by third sector organisations and local communities tackling climate change.

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