1. WELL COME TO MY PRESENTATION Saiyed Mujtahid Mahadi Roll:15/34

2. Mobility Mapping  What is it?  Mobility mapping is a visual representation of people’s movements within and outside their community.

3. A mobility map gives information on facilities in the city. A mobility map gives information on facilities in the city. The movement of people, as from one social group, class, or level to another. The movement of people, as from one social group, class, or level to another. IT helps people find their way to IT helps people find their way to or on land, water and air. or on land, water and air.

4. What can it be used for? The tool can identify issues and problems related to socially differentiated mobility and access to resources (such as land, water, health, and education services; information; capital; and decision making). The tool can identify issues and problems related to socially differentiated mobility and access to resources (such as land, water, health, and education services; information; capital; and decision making).

5. What does it tell you?  Socially differentiated mobility within and outside a community can indicate differing levels of freedom, wealth, empowerment, and rights.  Mapping can show the economic, social, and political causes and impacts of socially differentiated mobility.  Complementary tools Community resource mapping, social mapping

6. PORPOSE OF MOBILITY MAPPING  it is easy because mobility mapping is that it is more relaxed than a formal interview & it is enjoyable for any type people.  It is use to understand place traveled, resources collected & identify person travailing  Type, level, and frequency of the family’s economic activities  PRA team need to know the critical goods

7. WHO?  The PRA team identifies individuals or group who travel to other places on a purpose.  Discussion with men and women travels can give a clue about resource scarcity.

8. HOW IT WORK  Select informants who travel for resources.  Write down as many places as possible visited and resources the most wanted.  The difficulties faced on the way and at the destination discussed.  The informants mark on the ground the starting point and destination for differences resources

9. Key elements  The participatory data generating process identifies local perceptions of people’s mobility/movements

10. CONTINUED  Data/information : This tool generates data and information; the only prior information required is for sampling analysts.  Skills : Good participatory facilitation and social analytical skills; a natural resource disciplinary background is useful.  Financial cost : This tool will cost, depending on the number of communities sampled and the geographical Scope of the study

11. Application of mobility mapping  PRA team and informant record the resources in sort supply and the reason for not having in the community.  The community plans include ways and means to get critical resources in future.  The difficulties faced on the road and at the resources center taken due consideration for improvement.

12. Limitations  Some mobility or movement issues (such as women’s mobility) might be sensitive in some local contexts.

13. In a community