From October 2016, the ASA will put online every week a new « institutional mapping », made of a visual presentation (Prezi infographic) and a brief policy analysis, easily and quickly understandable.

Those institutional mappings aim at putting more emphasis on non-formal stakeholders, non-official networks, and non-codified standards whose influence compete or on the contrary complete the intervention scope of state institutions or legal frameworks.

Every week, a new institutional mapping will deal with one of the following 4 expertise poles:

• Pole 1: Traditional authorities, community membership and social solidarities / exclusion;
• Pole 2: Religions and religious networks ;
• Pole 3: Informal security and justice;
• Pole 4: Social changes and emerging stakeholders;