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Connections that
bring the whole together.

Select a domain to see its purpose. Change the territorial scale to understand what data and decisions are needed at each level.

SPECZASHCHITA Funds: Catalogue, Positioning and Brand Identity

Connected territories from the neighbourhood and city to the region
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Centre of balance

EQUILIBRIUM

Connects goals, resources and decisions. Preserves the basis for conclusions and helps you see the system as a whole.

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A map of roles and connections. Select a node to see its purpose.

Contours of the ecosystem

Everyone has a role to play.

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Centre of balance

EQUILIBRIUM

Connects goals, resources and decisions. Preserves the basis for conclusions and helps you see the system as a whole.

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Community domain

New Dawn

People’s initiatives and territorial development. A shared task becomes the starting point for working together.

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Project domain

MIG PRIM TRUST

Structuring assets and partnership models. Resources are linked to purpose, terms and responsibility.

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Security and implementation

SPECZASHCHITA

Legal support, cooperation and project resilience. A shared entry point for enquiries and interaction.

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Human development

FENIX

Education, leadership and a culture of self-development. Knowledge becomes competence and participation.

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Territorial Atlas

Scale is a matter of connections.

A conceptual map of levels of work. Geographical features and actual project boundaries are not plotted here.

A conceptual diagram of connected territories; not a geographical map

Local need

Site

Observation boundary, baseline, participants and task.

Who owns the task? What baseline data is available?

Start with a shared understanding

Your task.
Our shared context.

Describe a territory, idea or skill. The first step is a substantive conversation.

Discuss participation

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