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Women demonstrating

How community mapping of storm water drains is fighting evictions in Karachi’s informal settlements

Insight, 24 March 2021

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From spears to maps: the case of Waorani resistance in Ecuador for the defence of their right to prior consultation

Publication, 22 February 2021

A data collector speaks to a householder.

Helping Indigenous communities secure land rights in Nepal

Article, 18 December 2020

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Enabling resilience: bridging the planning gap in Tanzania

Publication, 01 April 2015

An aerial view of people in an informal settlement

Alternative data sources for cities and communities

Insight, 12 March 2020

Men present findings on a large map at the front of a community meeting

How can we incorporate local knowledge into climate planning and policy? …Maps!

Insight, 17 January 2020

A word cloud with words relevant to monitoring, evaluation and learning (Image: IIED)

Monitoring and evaluation, and impact evaluation methods

Article, 01 March 2017

Air balloon photograph of children while mapping Mathare informal settlement, Nairobi.

Mapping for food safety

Long read, 21 December 2015

The voices of women involved in farming and fisheries, such as these in Bangladesh, are often lost in decision-making (Photo: CBFM-Fem Com Bangladesh/WorldFish, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Does gender balance improve forestry and fishery management?

Insight, 02 July 2015

Maps drawn by community groups before being transferred to a geo-referenced satellite map projected on a wall (Photo: James Pattinson)

Maps that build bridges

Article, 19 December 2013

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Community maps reveal rich resources of land policymakers think is empty

Insight, 25 April 2013

Women from near Rangoon, Myanmar are seated around a map with paper houses and trees talking and laughing.

What happens when slum dwellers put themselves on the map

News, 01 May 2012

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