Actor Atlas

Siblings under Sector Maps:

• A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing
• B - Mining and quarrying
• C - Manufacturing
• D - Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply
• E - Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities
• F - Construction
• G - Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
• H - Transportation and storage
• I - Accommodation and food service activities
• J - Information and communication
• K - Financial and insurance activities
• L - Real estate activities
• M - Professional, scientific and technical activities
• N - Administrative and support service activities
• O - Public administration and defence; compulsory social security
• P - Education
• Q - Human health and social work activities
• R - Arts, entertainment and recreation
• S - Other service activities
• T - Activities of households
• U - Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies
• X - Environmental Sustainability
• Y - Socio-economic Development
• Z - Data, Content & Statistics

M - Professional, scientific and technical activities is generalization of:

A general description of the sector's scope is available from ISIC Section M.

A sector map includes these components (select the tab for the relevant content):

• Roles: actors listed in each of the Country Actor Maps may fill roles in Professional, scientific and technical activities. These roles in the Social Architecture are at levels macro, meso, micro, pico.
• Resources: resources that support actors in performing their roles, as part of operations, Monitoring & Evaluation or Change. These may include best practices, success stories, guidelines, databases, forums,…
• Initiatives: initiatives that actors should be aware of before launching new intitiatives in the sector (under construction).
• Monitoring & Evaluation: links to publications or data that may be relevant to the monitoring or the evaluation of the sector's qualities (performance, inclusiveness, sustainability, fairness, …).
• Change: descriptions of visions for change, desirable or achieved improvements in the sector, …