CartoDB VN-resoluties

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CartoDB VN-resoluties

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Last edited Aug 29, 2015

Created on Aug 29, 2015

This choropleth map shows support for United Nations draft resolutions co-sponsored by the Netherlands, with each country colored by the percentage of Dutch-backed resolutions it also co-sponsored across four periods (1975–2015). It uses the CartoDB.js library with a Leaflet map, loading GeoJSON-like country polygons from a CartoDB table via SQL queries. A set of HTML buttons triggers different SQL filters to update the displayed time period, while the base tiles come from Mapbox. The underlying data was collected from UNBISnet by Willy Bakker.

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Bovenstaande kaart visualiseert de steun voor Verenigde Naties resoluties die door Nederland zijn ingediend. Per land is aangegeven welk percentage van de 'Nederlandse' draft resoluties door het betreffende land ondersteund wordt. Met 'ondersteunen' wordt bedoeld dat het land één van de indieners was. Het is dus niet voldoende wanneer het land alleen maar vóór de resolutie heeft gestemd.

De kaart is gemaakt door Martijn Brünger en gebaseerd op data die door Willy Bakker is verzameld op de website UNBISnet. Lees voor meer informatie dit blog of bekijk deze GitHub repository.

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