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This document provides an overview of Participatory GIS (PGIS), a collection of methods for collecting map-based data from participants using digital platforms. It discusses the empowerment of citizens through PGIS, its evolution from participatory mapping, practical applications, and specific examples such as the Belfast Mobility Project. The guide includes a step-by-step approach to using the Map-Me platform, addressing how PGIS can democratize decision-making and include marginalized...

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1. Identify the goal of the participatory GIS project.
2. Gather the community stakeholders and identify their needs.
3. Select appropriate GIS tools and software for mapping.
4. Train community members on how to use GIS tools.
5. Collect spatial and non-spatial data through community engagement.
6. Facilitate workshops to gather local knowledge and input.
7. Input and analyze data within the GIS system.
8. Create maps and visualizations that reflect community input.
9. Validate the maps and gather feedback from stakeholders.
10. Share the final maps and findings with the community.

Who needs participatory gis?

1. Local communities seeking to engage in land-use planning.
2. Non-profit organizations focused on community development.
3. Government agencies aiming for participatory decision-making.
4. Researchers interested in local knowledge and data.
5. Environmental groups working on conservation efforts.
6. Private sector stakeholders engaging with community interests.

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What is participatory gis?

Participatory GIS (Geographic Information Systems) is a process that allows local communities to engage in mapping and spatial analysis, enabling them to contribute their knowledge and perspectives on geographic issues that affect their lives.

Who is required to file participatory gis?

Entities such as local governments, organizations working on community development, and sometimes individual residents in a community may be required to file participatory GIS, depending on the regulations of a specific region or organization.

How to fill out participatory gis?

Filling out a participatory GIS typically involves gathering community input, conducting mapping exercises with community members, and entering the collected spatial data into GIS software to create visual maps and analysis.

What is the purpose of participatory gis?

The purpose of participatory GIS is to engage communities in the process of spatial planning and decision-making, ensuring that local knowledge enhances planning efforts and addresses the specific needs and priorities of the community.

What information must be reported on participatory gis?

Information that must be reported on participatory GIS includes community-identified resources, land use patterns, infrastructure locations, and any spatial data relevant to the community's interests and needs.