CLIENTS

ANPED – Northern Alliance for Sustainability

MfC and Jasia Warren designed the EJOLT website and MfC is currently developing the mapping platform for the project. EJOLT is a European- funded project with 23 partners in 20 countries (including ANPED). EJOLT is mapping environmental injustices worldwide, making case studies and bridging the gap between activists and researchers.

BTCV – British Trust for Conservation Volunteers

BTCV is an international volunteering organisation supporting conservation initiatives in the UK and around the world.  MfC has been developing a system to help BTCV assess the impact of their activities on the communities within which they operate.

The Chislehurst Society

The Chislehurst Society is a local charity that aims to keep Chilehurst special for its residents and visitors alike. MfC has developed a community map where its locals provide information about open spaces, history, present, future, events and others.

CIVA – Centre for Innovation in Voluntary Action

MfC is working with CIVA on The Waterways Project @ CIVA to enable waterways stakeholders to upload information on sites they consider to be potential opportunities for social economy and community asset development. At first, four maps were created East London, Hebden Bridge, Monmouthshire & Brecon and Stoke on Trent.

Convergence

MfC provided a community map where members of the Converge network can interact with each other.

DECC – Department of Energy and Climate Change

MfC provided a map where all winning communities of the Local Assessment Fund are listed and detailed. To find out more about the project and the Green Deal visit our map’s website.

Green Alliance – UK

MfC designed two interactive maps for both North Dorset and Newcastle as part of the Green Alliance‘s Project New times new connections: the landscape of civil society action on climate change. The project was supported by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.

London Transport Museum

MfC worked with the London Transport Museum on the collection and arrangement of Acton High School pupil’s objectives. The map interaction can be seen on the Action High School Community map.

London Sustainability Exchange

MfC has participated in collaboration with London Sustainability Exchange, in three projects around London being two aiming to tackle environmental justice (Pepys State – noise pollution map; Archway regeneration – community information hub) and one of environmental inequality (Marks Gate – local area map).

nef – the new economics foundation

MfC has facilitated and hosted the Sustainable Water System’s debate which was led by nef .

Newcastle Council for Voluntary Services

MfC collaborated with Newcastle Council for Voluntary Services in the development of the Newcastle Climate Change Action.

Northfleet Big Local Trust

MfC has worked with Northfleet BLT to design and develop a map-based community profile. This map exists to help the community collectively asses what currently exists, what changes need to be made and where the most effective use of funding can be made to make their local neighbourhood a better place to live.

Public Engagement Unit – UCL

MfC  facilitated the UCL project “Uncovering the Hidden Spaces pd UCL and King’s Cross” . The project counted with the participation of 77 community members and 82 students and staff.

Plan Zheroes

MfC developed a map platform where Plan Zheroes receives details of  surplus food to be donated as well as organisations that receive food donations for re-distribution.

Thames Estuary Partnership

MfC created a map for the Thames Discovery Programme, which aims  to communicate an understanding and informed enjoyment of the historic Thames to the widest possible audience.  The project is hosted by Thames Statuary Partnership in the UCL Environment Institute, and the Thames Explorer Trust with generous support from Heritage Lottery Funding.

The Conservation Foundation

MfC developed the London Faith Map for the Conservation Foundation. This map was set to help anyone with an interest in environmental issues in London and also to promote what different faith groups are doing.