(Inter)Municipal Social Charter

Ongoing projects
Written by CoLABOR Collaborative Lab

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Summary
The (Inter)Municipal Social Charter is an information system that collects information on the social responses and statistical data of a municipality, enabling strategic planning of the network of social services and facilities at municipal and/or supra-municipal level in response to the present and future needs of the population.

The (Inter)Municipal Social Charter has advantages for government organizations - municipalities or CIMs (support for strategic decision-making and monitoring of services), for citizens (intuitive access to up-to-date and relevant information on the institutions that can respond to their needs) and for social organizations (mapping of the population's needs and coordination with partners).

Its main features are:
- Up-to-date portrait of the territory.
- Detailed and up-to-date information on social responses.
- Expected evolutionary trends.
- Statistical reports and cost-effectiveness analyses.
- Chatbot for direct communication with citizens.

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