From the area you choose to a tracked action plan

Several issues often concern the same road: accidents, bottlenecks, a flood zone, a possible closure. Territoire groups them into one file per road, with a single contact, the road authority, and steps in order: measure, then quick and cheap, then heavy works.

It also spots issues that affect the same people, on the same commuting trips: one action can then address several. Each file points to the issue sheets it groups.

Every area studied is kept. When you open it, Territoire shows, source by source, what is up to date and what has probably been published more recently. “Update” reruns only those steps and the ones that depend on them, keeps the others, and says what changed. Apart from the monthly monitoring, nothing reruns without you.

If an area has a much higher share of serious or fatal accidents than its department, minor accidents are often not all recorded by the police there. Territoire computes this from the same national files, prints its rule and states it in the report, with an estimate of the missing accidents.

Each monitored area is updated every 30 days. If an alert appears or gets worse, or if new funding applies to an action in your plan, you receive an email. The “Évolution” screen also shows what has improved.

Your teams can also keep a register of alert points (fly-tipping, obstructive parking, damage, unauthorised occupation…). It records facts and places, never people, and nothing is deleted in one click.

Drought restrictions, dry rivers, groundwater, flows, abstractions, climate projections, network efficiency and individual sanitation: Territoire draws three conclusions (will water last the summer? what do leaks cost? where does individual sanitation stand?), each with its action, and also says what is going well. More on water.

A water and climate contract, a waste prevention programme, a climate plan or a mobility plan is tracked in the same place as the assessment: plan actions, indicators calculated from public data, grant schedule, email alerts before a deadline, annual review as a PDF. More on contract tracking.

In the Mobility and roads theme: a residents' survey, with no account and no address; car-pooling actually done, read from the national proof register; before / after evaluation of your trials; and a draft plan as a PDF. More on the simplified mobility plan.

Thirteen topics group the questions a municipality, an inter-municipal body, an institution or a private organisation asks: mobility and access to services; road safety; street lighting at night; natural hazards, climate and winter; water, sanitation and networks; housing and planning; public safety and alert points; local taxation; waste; preparing a waste committee meeting; shops, services and village vitality; emergency planning and wildfires; economy and jobs. For each, the screen shows the issues in the area that answer it, and the report can be limited to it.

An assessment can be linked to a project in Ngento's Projects module. The project file then includes, in its “The area” section, the key figures and the six priority issues, recalculated each time it is opened.

An online demo opens an example assessment, its map, its simulators, an example project and example events. It is reserved for French public bodies: municipalities, inter-municipal bodies, departments, regions, syndicates, public establishments and State services.

Enter your work email address: it is checked against the official directory of the French administration, then you receive a code by email. Access lasts one month. The demo is read-only: nothing you do in it is saved. The tool is in French.

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