Project Impact Mapping: Understanding the Interaction between Influence and Impact

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13 Mei 2024

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Project Impact Mapping: Understanding the Interaction between Influence and Impact

From these locations, impact mapping will be conducted from the perspective of those affected. This can be a difficult task to illustrate graphically. I plan to illustrate the impact using a vertical graph, where the vertical axis will show the extent of the impact that could derail the project. On the other hand, the horizontal axis will show whether the community is affected or not, as well as their relative position in the graph.

For example, in the graph, the first quadrant signifies entities that have the potential to derail the project, but are not directly impacted. Such entities may have permits but no significant influence. On the other hand, the other quadrant may contain entities that have strong influence and also experience significant impacts. This could include community leaders who have great influence and are directly impacted by the project.

In addition, there may be entities located in quadrants 1, 2, or 3. In quadrant 3, they may have strong influence, but limited ability to influence project failure. For example, this may involve small communities that are affected by the project but do not have much influence.

Project Impact Mapping: Understanding the Interaction between Influence and Impact

Project Impact Mapping: Understanding the Interaction between Influence and Impact

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