Green Maps are locally created maps that highlight natural, cultural, and sustainability-related sites and resources within a community. They are made by community groups, organizations, schools, and youth in over 65 countries. The maps promote environmental and social issues, identify local assets, and increase community participation and knowledge sharing. The Green Map System provides an adaptable toolkit and resources to support a wide range of mapping projects.
Locally charted Green Maps highlight local natural, cultural and green living sites worldwide to promote community sustainability and personal well-being. Transforming local information into global interaction, the new Open Green Map social mapping platform spurs widespread participation as it shares diverse public viewpoints. Explore and get involved at GreenMap.org!
Officially launching on World Environment Day, 2009, there are already more than 50 maps and 4000 green sites on the platform that you can compare, share, update, rate, translate and illustrate! Already a finalist in 2009's Index awards, we heard about the Fuze contest in slideshare. All proceeds and contributions will support Green Map System's continual development to support the greening of communities worldwide.
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Locally charted Green Maps highlight local natural, cultural and green living sites worldwide to promote community sustainability and personal well-being. Transforming local information into global interaction, the new Open Green Map social mapping platform spurs widespread participation as it shares diverse public viewpoints. Explore and get involved at GreenMap.org!
Officially launching on World Environment Day, 2009, there are already more than 50 maps and 4000 green sites on the platform that you can compare, share, update, rate, translate and illustrate! Already a finalist in 2009's Index awards, we heard about the Fuze contest in slideshare. All proceeds and contributions will support Green Map System's continual development to support the greening of communities worldwide.
Social media and its far reaching powersAron Virvilis
The power of Social Media has been highly underestimated. Only recently have we been able to experience some of its effects. This presentation delves into the repercussions of having an online persona and how online mob mentality can ruin reputations.
Green Map System connects people to green living sites, nature, culture and social innovations in their own communities through locally charted maps. Now in 55 countries, as seen at GreenMap.org
Green Mapmakers around the world celebrated the launch of the Open Green Map on June 5, 2009. Events were held in 13 cities in 10 countries! Enjoy the highlights here!
In Brooklyn's Red Hook community, youth produced an Open Green Map filled with their videos and multimedia as seen in this slideshow created by Jordan Pender, Visioning Specialist for the Partnership for Parks Catalyst and Hook Productions partnership, a joint program of City of New York's Parks & Rec and City Parks Foundation.
Introducing Green Map System's sustainability and energy projects, on and beyond the map. Presented by Wendy Brawer to a dozen Brazilian renewable energy experts invited by the US State Department to New York, June 2016
URLS shown are linked.
This book shares the story of key impacts of locally-led Green Map projects in a dozen countries. Conceived and originally published in Japanese by Green Map Aichi and Green Map Japan in 2008, the global organization Green Map System published the English edition in 2009. Each story is written by a local author. The book can be purchased at GreenMap.org/store and more about the outcomes of Green Mapmaking can be seen at GreenMap.org/impacts
Green Map System is a locally-led global movement charting the way to a sustainable future. People in over 750 cities in 55 countries have gotten involved. Each project has unique outcomes, but all share Green Map Icons to highlight ecological, cultural, social and green living resources. With 5 million printed maps, an interactive mapping platform and convenient mobile apps, the award-winning Green Map System has an adaptable toolkit that incubates new leadership, collaboration and communications skills while generating powerful Green Maps that make sustainability meaningful at the local level. As seen at GreenMap.org, everyone – residents, youth, tourists and decision-makers - can discover their world from a fresh perspective and connect today's progress to tomorrow's promise. Think global, map local!
Putting climate change on the map! Green Map System has been highlighting solutionary projects across NYC and watching it spread throughout the 65 country Green Map network - now you can see it too.
We are a transdisciplinary urban consultancy that aims to solve urban problems together with the community, governments, and companies, inviting them to co-create solutions by rethinking and reinventing their spaces to achieve better playful, inclusive and livable cities.We are a transdisciplinary urban consultancy that aims to solve urban problems together with the community, governments, and companies, inviting them to co-create solutions by rethinking and reinventing their spaces to achieve better playful, inclusive and livable cities.
Glasgow has taken the stance that a Future City isn’t simply a smart city of technology. The people make the Future City: when citizens participate and help the city meet people’s needs. What skills do citizens need to be able to articulate their needs and be part of the solution?
Answering this question is the aim of the OPEN Glasgow Engagement and Literacy Programme
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Green Map System connects people to green living sites, nature, culture and social innovations in their own communities through locally charted maps. Now in 55 countries, as seen at GreenMap.org
Green Mapmakers around the world celebrated the launch of the Open Green Map on June 5, 2009. Events were held in 13 cities in 10 countries! Enjoy the highlights here!
In Brooklyn's Red Hook community, youth produced an Open Green Map filled with their videos and multimedia as seen in this slideshow created by Jordan Pender, Visioning Specialist for the Partnership for Parks Catalyst and Hook Productions partnership, a joint program of City of New York's Parks & Rec and City Parks Foundation.
Introducing Green Map System's sustainability and energy projects, on and beyond the map. Presented by Wendy Brawer to a dozen Brazilian renewable energy experts invited by the US State Department to New York, June 2016
URLS shown are linked.
This book shares the story of key impacts of locally-led Green Map projects in a dozen countries. Conceived and originally published in Japanese by Green Map Aichi and Green Map Japan in 2008, the global organization Green Map System published the English edition in 2009. Each story is written by a local author. The book can be purchased at GreenMap.org/store and more about the outcomes of Green Mapmaking can be seen at GreenMap.org/impacts
Green Map System is a locally-led global movement charting the way to a sustainable future. People in over 750 cities in 55 countries have gotten involved. Each project has unique outcomes, but all share Green Map Icons to highlight ecological, cultural, social and green living resources. With 5 million printed maps, an interactive mapping platform and convenient mobile apps, the award-winning Green Map System has an adaptable toolkit that incubates new leadership, collaboration and communications skills while generating powerful Green Maps that make sustainability meaningful at the local level. As seen at GreenMap.org, everyone – residents, youth, tourists and decision-makers - can discover their world from a fresh perspective and connect today's progress to tomorrow's promise. Think global, map local!
Putting climate change on the map! Green Map System has been highlighting solutionary projects across NYC and watching it spread throughout the 65 country Green Map network - now you can see it too.
We are a transdisciplinary urban consultancy that aims to solve urban problems together with the community, governments, and companies, inviting them to co-create solutions by rethinking and reinventing their spaces to achieve better playful, inclusive and livable cities.We are a transdisciplinary urban consultancy that aims to solve urban problems together with the community, governments, and companies, inviting them to co-create solutions by rethinking and reinventing their spaces to achieve better playful, inclusive and livable cities.
Glasgow has taken the stance that a Future City isn’t simply a smart city of technology. The people make the Future City: when citizens participate and help the city meet people’s needs. What skills do citizens need to be able to articulate their needs and be part of the solution?
Answering this question is the aim of the OPEN Glasgow Engagement and Literacy Programme
ICT is a technology required for information processing, in particular, the use electronics computers, communication devices and application software to convert, store, protect, process, transmit and retrieve information from anywhere, anytime
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Throughout these five years, the Local Pathways Fellowship has been at the forefront of nurturing emerging leaders passionate about effecting positive change in their communities. The report provides an in-depth overview of the diverse initiatives undertaken, highlighting the multifaceted impact across various spheres of sustainable development.
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The popularity of functional foods among scientists and common people has been increasing day by day. Awareness and modernization make the consumer think better regarding food and nutrition. Now a day’s individual knows very well about the relation between food consumption and disease prevalence. Humans have a diversity of microbes in the gut that together form the gut microflora. Probiotics are the health-promoting live microbial cells improve host health through gut and brain connection and fighting against harmful bacteria. Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus are the two bacterial genera which are considered to be probiotic. These good bacteria are facing challenges of viability. There are so many factors such as sensitivity to heat, pH, acidity, osmotic effect, mechanical shear, chemical components, freezing and storage time as well which affects the viability of probiotics in the dairy food matrix as well as in the gut. Multiple efforts have been done in the past and ongoing in present for these beneficial microbial population stability until their destination in the gut. One of a useful technique known as microencapsulation makes the probiotic effective in the diversified conditions and maintain these microbe’s community to the optimum level for achieving targeted benefits. Dairy products are found to be an ideal vehicle for probiotic incorporation. It has been seen that the encapsulated microbial cells show higher viability than the free cells in different processing and storage conditions as well as against bile salts in the gut. They make the food functional when incorporated, without affecting the product sensory characteristics.
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The objective of this work is to contribute to valorization de Nephelium lappaceum by the characterization of kinetics of drying of seeds of Nephelium lappaceum. The seeds were dehydrated until a constant mass respectively in a drying oven and a microwawe oven. The temperatures and the powers of drying are respectively: 50, 60 and 70°C and 140, 280 and 420 W. The results show that the curves of drying of seeds of Nephelium lappaceum do not present a phase of constant kinetics. The coefficients of diffusion vary between 2.09.10-8 to 2.98. 10-8m-2/s in the interval of 50°C at 70°C and between 4.83×10-07 at 9.04×10-07 m-8/s for the powers going of 140 W with 420 W the relation between Arrhenius and a value of energy of activation of 16.49 kJ. mol-1 expressed the effect of the temperature on effective diffusivity.
2. What is a Green Map? It’s a locally made map of natural, cultural,
social justice and green living sites highlighted with Green Map Icons
3. Who makes Green Maps? 900+ local youth & community groups, city
agencies, NGOs, universities, tourism and companies in 65 countries
4. They are grouped into 3 genres, each with 4 categoriesWhat’s promoted on the maps? Globally recognized Green Map Icons
identify, promote and link 170 types of community assets & challenges
A living language, this iconography evolves over time, see
GreenMap.org/icons
5. Green Map System’s Toolkit: Adaptable, engaging award-winning
resources build capacity in professional, community & youth projects
Social Media
Guide 2013
6. Our movement began with print maps: Each map is made locally and
reflects the community’s character and progress toward sustainability
550 unique editions are archived in NewYork Public Library Map Collection
7. Open Green Maps can be created with public site suggestions
and contributions of images, videos, ratings, and more
Many create both print & interactive maps: to reach diverse audiences,
increasing participation, knowledge sharing & usefulness to all sectors
Public comments, photos, videos & site suggestions
Moderated locally
40 countries - 9 language interface
New! Map it
with Mobile
Site Collector
8. Its data is now on our interactive map about renewables
and ways to save energ
Open Green Maps can be enhanced and shared: Public can add comments
and images to any site or suggest new ones, and maps can be embedded
Add insights, photos and videos.
Embed interactive maps or
export to use with GIS, Facebook,
print maps, or data visualizations
9. Creative Green Maps cultural events, tours, youth contests,
performances, videos, site markers and more have been produced
10. GreenMap.org/youth: gaining a sense of connectedness to place,
young Green Mapmakers contribute to our shared future
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11. Climate and resiliency: Can we minimize impacts and amplify readiness
by evoking the practical responses of the City of Malmo Sweden?
Citywide, online, for tourists,
for developers, for schools
13. Greening tourism: The City of Cape Town has made Green Map a
centerpiece of the visitor experience. Could your town benefit similarly?
Cape Town Green Map
is part of World Design
Capital 2014
15. Schools and Parks are central to the STEAM generated by Baltimore
Green Map. What new partnerships do you want to generate?
16. MapaVerde Cuba has activated more than 100 low-income communities.
What can their ‘start by mapping problems’ approach teach us?
17. CSR: Transparency leads to efficiencies and engagement through the
Green Map process.What other companies can share values in this way?
More about mapping workplaces
GreenMap.org/csr
Green Map charting Nokia‘s
Gold LEED building in Beijing
18. Youth as experts: The perspective of youth illuminates issues and
opportunities while building durable connections to local environments
19. Adapting to Change: NYC’s post-Sandy Green Maps juxtapose resiliency
resources and onsite discussions in impacted lower Manhattan
20. Inspiring models: NYC climate mapping projects sparked Green
Mapmakers to illuminate the issue in their community, too
Energy is on the 2013 Open Green Map by Clima of
Girona Spain; AnSan City Korea charted climate
countermeasures in 2011. Thai youth maps of 50 cities
highlighted climate issues in 2009 – more in the free
book at GreenMap.org/impacts
21. Global honors: for our award-winning resources, icons and
network. Find local awards online, too
Creative Climate Action 2013
Victor J Papanek Social Design Award 2011
US National Sustainability Award:
New Communications Tools
United Nations Global Best Practices 100
The Tech Awards Laureate
Spirit of the Land - Salt Lake City Olympics
EXPO 2000 Project Award the World
NetSquared Invitational 2012
Treehugger Best of Green 2011
Living Labs Global 2010
INDEX Awards Finalist 2009
Cause / Affect
Tele Atlas Maps in Apps
We Media Pitch It
22. Capacity building is critically important for resilient, thriving cities!
The expertise we have attracted and cultivated is remarkable.
Green Map System can help you
redefine the community
experience and inclusively
advance collaborative capacity,
knowledge and network building
Register to create one at
GreenMap.org/join
or contact us for strategies that
address local needs and issues
23. Think Global, Map Local!
GreenMap.org
get involved!
Reach us at info@greenmap.org +1 212 674 1631
follow at @GreenMap facebook.com/greenmap