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A grant portfolio is usually read project by project. The impact map reads it territory by territory: where your funding lands, relative to the population, and where need is high but nobody funds yet.
Your euros per inhabitant
Each amount awarded is spread across the project’s places — or, failing that, the organisation’s area of action, then its municipality — and then across inter-municipal territories in proportion to their population. Territories of very different sizes can thus be compared.
Social need measured, not assumed
The need index combines public data: poverty, unemployment, and the share of the population living in priority urban neighbourhoods or in rural revitalisation areas. When fewer than two indicators are available, the map says so instead of showing low need.
Where to act next
The territories list ranks them by opportunity: high need, little funding received, and organisations present to carry projects. From a territory, you can launch a targeted call for proposals.
A report to share
The impact report brings all of this into a PDF: key figures, your projects’ consolidated indicators, territories funded and territories to act on. Every value is text, ready to reuse in an annual report.