State and Local Fiscal Maps
A fiscal map is a tool for analyzing public spending at the city, county, state or federal level. Children's Funding Project supports these analyses to better understand investments in children and youth. Also called a children’s budget analysis, these maps help establish a clear understanding of the existing web of funding streams that support child- and youth-focused programs and services. Communities can then take steps to better align this funding or generate new funds to fill gaps.
See the chart of all currently-existing fiscal maps, including links to the maps themselves, at this link. If you have already completed a children’s budget analysis, please email us at kylie@childrensfundingproject.org so we can add you to the map and chart.
Fiscal Map Services
Children’s Funding Project offers:
Coaching to help communities build internal capacity to create a fiscal map using our Fiscal Mapping Coaching Framework -- a step-by-step guide on how to conduct a fiscal map
Completion of all stages of fiscal mapping using our knowledge and expertise
Analysis options include: Power Bi interactive report, gap analysis, funding alignment recommendations memo, and revenue generation recommendations memo
Please fill out this form to get in contact with us about these services.
Federal Fiscal Maps
For a list of federal children’s budget analyses, see the following external links:
Map My Community by Youth.gov
Connecting the Dots: A Guide to Leveraging Federal Funding Streams by Jobs for the Future