Interactive map

You can move the map, zoom into an area with the mouse wheel or the zoom buttons, and return to the overview with one click. Member States appear in the colour of their region; other States remain neutral grey.

When you hover over a State, a tooltip shows its name and year of accession. On click, the profile opens in a side panel.

Each region has its own colour: Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Africa and the Middle East. A legend lets you show or hide a region to isolate a group of States.

The colours were chosen to remain distinguishable for people with colour blindness, and each region is also identified by a fill pattern.

Five markers indicate the Organization's offices: Paris, which hosts the Headquarters and follows Europe; Geneva, which liaises with the United Nations and the World Trade Organization and follows the Middle East; New York for the Americas; Singapore for Asia-Pacific; and Nairobi for Africa.

Clicking a marker displays the office's indicative contact details, for example paris@oimap.example.

The profile shows the State's name, its region, its year of accession and the mention of the national focal point. It offers a link to the region's page and, for logged-in members, to the focal point directory.

Market figures and the national legal framework are detailed in the country profiles.

The map works on recent browsers, on computers as well as on mobile devices. On small screens, a list display replaces the map to ensure legibility.

Keyboard navigation is possible: States are browsed with the arrow keys and opened with the Enter key. A screen reader announces the name, the region and the year of accession.