Municipalities
Regions
Provinces
Vastgoedontwikkeling
In the Public-Private Monitor, the province, municipalities, market parties and housing associations discuss the progress of housing projects together and accelerate them at the acceleration table.
The Public-Private Monitor builds on the Housing Development Monitor, which the Alkmaar region, among others, uses for six municipalities.
Questions you answer
01
Progress
Which projects are behind schedule and why?
02
Change
What has changed since the previous measurement point?
03
Bottlenecks
Which bottlenecks are there and who can help solve them?
04
Responses
How do market parties and housing associations view the plans?
When
Between measurement points
In the run-up to an acceleration table
During an acceleration table
What you do with the Public-Private Monitor
01
Versnellingstafels
The PPM supports acceleration tables, where public and private parties regularly discuss the progress of housing projects.
02
Momentopnames
The PPM complements the Housing Development Monitor and uses the registered plans. You compare two snapshots, so it is visible what changed between measurement moments.
03
Progress per project
You find the project information for each project in one place. Milestones, planning and delivery are together for each project. A traffic-light system shows at a glance which projects are on schedule.
04
Bottlenecks and responses
You record bottlenecks per project as the agenda for the acceleration table. The PPM bundles responses and bottlenecks as input for the conversation about acceleration.
05
Public map and access
Market parties and housing associations view plans on the public map (plancapaciteit.nl). They respond to that map and the responses arrive directly in the PPM. With a link code, the province connects market parties and housing associations to the right acceleration table.
Housing Development Monitor
Plans and bottlenecks
The Housing Development Monitor shows the plans and their progress. The Public-Private Monitor shows what is holding a plan up.
Clappform platform
Built on the Clappform platform
The monitor runs on the Clappform platform: you connect sources, check and manage the data and share the results with public and private parties.
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Frequently asked questions
1
What does the Public-Private Monitor do?
In the PPM, the province, municipalities, market parties and housing associations discuss the progress of housing development projects together and accelerate them at the acceleration table.
2
Is the PPM part of the Housing Development Monitor?
No. The PPM is a separate application with the Plan Capacity Monitor as its source.
3
What is an acceleration table?
A meeting where public and private parties regularly discuss the progress of housing development projects.
4
How do I see what has changed since the previous measurement point?
The PPM compares two snapshots from the Plan Capacity Monitor. This shows you what changed between measurement points.
5
Who can view plans and respond to them?
Market parties and housing associations view plans on the public map (plancapaciteit.nl) and respond to them. Responses arrive directly in the PPM.
Curious how you can solve bottlenecks in your housing projects together? We would be happy to show you in a demo.