Systems Mapping 🗺️
A Guide to Bioregional Mapping & Planning Ecological Design for Place-Based Regeneration
A guide for bioregional mapping and planning, focusing on ecological design principles to regenerate landscapes through community engagement and collaborative processes, integrating cultural, economic, and environmental considerations for sustainable futures.
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The Weaving Lab
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High River Po Valley Gigamap
The text outlines a systemic design approach for sustainable development in the High Po Valley, focusing on local engagement, tourism, agriculture, mobility, and ecosystem services to enhance economic resilience and environmental awareness.
LinkLeverage points for transformation — Analyzing the transition factors and the systemic challenges they give rise to enabled us to identify strategic leverage points, the next layer of insight on the map. Leverage points are the strategic areas where a capital intervention can have an outsized effect on system transformation, creating ripple effect
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SGM Public
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Weaving for Change
kumu.io
Mapping Social Landscapes: A Guide to Identifying the Networks, Priorities, and Values of Restoration Actors
The guide provides methodologies for mapping social landscapes, focusing on actors, networks, priorities, and values essential for effective forest and landscape restoration efforts across different regions.
files.wri.orgSystems maps are mostly useful as process tools, much less so as visual artefacts for outsiders who did not engage in building them. If you’ve ever been part of the process of developing a system map, you will have experienced the difficult conversations and wonderful a-ha moments that come when divergent, opposing stakeholder views finally align o
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ArcGIS StoryMaps
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