The Development and Conservation Awareness Map (DCAM) is being piloted in Myanmar's Tanintharyi Region with civil society groups and international NGOs. The objective is to coordinate often contradictory knowledge of development projects, at any stage of planning and operation, impacting the region and to facilitate dialogue. This is paramount given the current climate of domestic and international investment in Tanintharyi, the complex state of dual-administration, the simultaneous presence of several international NGOs, the persistence of displaced persons and ethnic conflict, the drafting of new land use plans, forest laws, and impact requirements, and not least the region's critical ecological value. As new plans for projects are discovered or as existing projects change course, they can be added to the map via simple drawing tools, uploading, and commentary by the platform's diverse user groups.

• Speaker: Kelly, A. S. (2018). HKILA Land Supply Forum: Evaluating Land & Land Supply Strategies in Hong Kong. Hosted by the Hong Kong Institute of Landscape Architects, Hong Kong.
• Event: Kelly, A. S. (2017). Landscape Planning Game: Land Development vs Conservation Hong Kong. Storefront International Series (IS), Storefront for Art and Architecture (New York) and Hong Kong Design Trust.
• Event: Hosted and Co-organized Land Development and Conservation in Hong Kong – Roundtable and Workshop. (2016). University of Hong Kong. Co-organized with Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF) Hong Kong, Designing Hong Kong, Liber Research Community, Professional Commons, Land Watch, and Save Our Country Parks.
• Report: Chan, K., Poon, S., Edwards, G., Lau, M. (authors). Kelly, A. S. (advisor). (2016). Prioritising Brownfield Development, Safeguarding Our Green Spaces (Report). Hong Kong: World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Hong Kong.
• Online: Kelly, A. S. (2016). Development and Conservation Awareness Map (DCAM). Online interactive map: http://www.designforconservation.org/dcam.