MapofChange is a public intelligence and visualisation platform focused on systemic transformation. Its stated purpose is to make the networks, organisations and initiatives contributing to social, economic and political change more visible. The project is described by SAVE—Strategic Alliances Viable Earth—as a dynamic analysis and visualisation tool for system-relevant actors, alliances and points of intervention.2
The platform maps initiatives and organisations across areas including environment and climate, alternative economic models, communities and cities, political transparency, research and media, and accountability. Its examples include community energy projects, agroecology and food-sovereignty initiatives, cooperative and solidarity-economy enterprises, alternative finance networks, municipalist cities and fossil-fuel expansion projects. The available site information indicates a global scope, with datasets covering Europe, Latin America and other regions.
MapofChange is intended for journalists, civil-society organisations and members of the public. Its planned functions include actor mapping, network analysis, city and local views, and the creation of strategic stories based on connections between mapped actors. The public version is presented as planned or in development, while selected datasets are identified as research, network, investigation or cooperative pilots.
MapofChange appears to operate as a flagship project of SAVE, an organisation based in Hamburg, Germany. SAVE’s LinkedIn profile lists the organisation as founded in 2024 and identifies MapofChange.org among its flagship projects.2 No separate MapofChange legal entity, founding date or named leadership team was identified in the available search results. The project’s geographic scope is therefore best classified as global, while its operating base is associated with SAVE in Hamburg.2