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This article investigates the spatial characteristics of segregation and shared spaces between Catholic and Protestant communities in Belfast, utilizing participatory GIS methods to highlight everyday social geographies. It identifies patterns of interaction and segregation, challenges traditional mapping methodologies, and contributes to policy discussions regarding desegregation in divided cities.

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Exploring segregation and sharing refers to the process of identifying and analyzing separate data entities for better management and distribution, ensuring that data is categorized, stored, and shared effectively.

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Information that must be reported includes data categories, the methods of segregation, sharing protocols, compliance measures, and any associated risks or issues identified during the analysis.