Partnerships for municipalities, NGOs, and media
Updated 28 June 2026·Reviewed 28 June 2026·2 min read
Who this guide is for
This article is for organisations that want to use public map data, coordinate cleanups, or explore collaboration. It is not legal advice.
Typical readers
- Municipal environment desks planning field follow up.
- NGOs mapping volunteer capacity near reported sites.
- Schools hosting supervised eco actions.
- Journalists verifying locations before publishing.
What the platform provides
Residents file reports through the mobile app. Approved reports become public pollution sites on the map. Organizers can publish cleanup events and eco actions subject to moderation.
Public signals you can rely on
- Site pins with photos and community history.
- Event listings with RSVP and check-in data when organizers enable it.
- Status labels such as Under review, Approved, and Declined on submissions.
Before you contact us
Gather your goal, geography, and timeline. If you need bulk data, explain public benefit and how you will protect personal data.
Helpful attachments
- Official email from an organisational domain when possible.
- One paragraph on intended use of map or event information.
- Preferred language: Macedonian, Albanian, or English.
Policies and public data
Binding rules live in our Terms, Privacy policy, and data pages. The help centre explains product behavior for residents.
Where to read more
- Use the data page for retention and rights paths.
- Use the privacy page before processing identifiable information.
- Link staff to the help hub so field teams share app vocabulary.
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