The main objective of this report is to summarise and benchmark the results of the EuroBroadMap project with regard to the way in which Europe (or more precisely the European Union) is seen in different countries, from a non-Eurocentric point of view. We have elaborated on a grid analysis which tries to compare subjective visions based on a worldwide survey of the mental maps of students, but also in some cases on qualitative surveys on migrants, normative visions based on official political diplomatic documents or textbooks, and finally functional visions based on a statistical analysis of economic, diplomatic or migratory flows. The core aim of this work is to identify similarities or cognitive dissonances between different visions of Europe across the world and to check whether such similarities and cognitive dissonances are the same inside and outside of the EU.