Municipalities
Housing associations
An integrated view of liveability and the social and physical living environment by municipality, district and neighbourhood, based on open data.
Questions you answer
01
How does this district score on liveability compared with the municipality and the Netherlands?
02
Where are the social and economic problem areas, such as poverty, debt, health or safety?
03
How does a district develop over the years?
04
Which districts are a priority for policy or deployment?
When
You draw up district analyses and district plans.
You substantiate policy choices.
You compare districts with each other.
What you do with it
01
Open data in one place
You see per municipality, district and neighbourhood how liveability, population, the physical environment, sustainability and the social environment are doing. Open data from CBS, RIVM, the police, Leefbaarometer and DEGO, among others, is in one place. You collect no data yourself.
02
Compare and follow over time
You compare each area with the municipal and national average and click through from district to neighbourhood. The liveability score per area shows the development since 2002. Almost all indicators have a time series. You download and copy charts with source attribution.
03
Population, living environment and sustainability
Population. Demographics, economic status and education, with indicators such as age structure, income, benefits, debts, youth care and education level. Physical environment. Housing stock, housing value, occupancy and ownership, and the distance to facilities such as healthcare, education, green space, public transport and shops. Sustainability. The distribution of energy labels and the growth of solar panels in number and capacity.
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Social environment and safety
Social environment. Health and wellbeing based on RIVM data, such as perceived health, stress, alcohol use, informal care and social cohesion. Safety. Police figures on crimes, nuisance, burglary and High Impact Crimes, per year or per month.
Gebiedskompas shows how your districts score compared with the Netherlands. Activities shows on the map what is going on. Mapping brings together the characteristics of a district or neighbourhood. Environment Insights places the surroundings alongside your own data.
Track districts over time
The dashboard shows data on population characteristics, sustainability and the physical and social living environment at district level, including over time. You use the detailed data for reports and policy.
Explain data and combine sources with an AI model
You can use an AI model in the Integrated Neighbourhood Scan. The model works on the data loaded in your environment.
You use the model to
explain data in the neighbourhood scan and the dashboard;
combine and compare public data sources;
combine municipal reports and information with public data.
See where, when and how activities contribute to the wellbeing of the city
In the liveability theme, you work closely with chain partners, such as welfare organisations and housing associations. By tracking those activities together, you see what they deliver.
Register collaborations on the map.
Set and adjust activity objectives together with chain partners.
Measure the effectiveness and efficiency of policy.
Built on the Clappform platform
Customer case
A municipality works on a living environment for older people
A municipality uses the Integrated Neighbourhood Scan in two districts to improve the living environment for older residents. It covers social cohesion, mobility, meeting places and physical quality.
Read the case
Do you work at a housing association? Take a look at the Complex Scan for the surroundings of your complexes.
Frequently asked questions
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What is the Integrated Neighbourhood Scan?
An integrated view of liveability and the social and physical living environment per municipality, district and neighbourhood, based on open data.
2
What data does the dashboard show?
Population, physical living environment, sustainability, social living environment and safety, per municipality, district and neighbourhood, also over time.
3
Where does the data come from?
From open sources, including CBS, RIVM, the police, Leefbaarometer and DEGO. You do not collect any data yourself.
4
How far back does the time series go?
The liveability score goes back to 2002. Almost all indicators have a time series. You download and copy charts with source attribution.
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Can I combine my own reports with public data?
That is possible via the AI model.
Curious what the Integrated Neighbourhood Scan can do for your municipality? We’ll gladly show you in a demo.