Hugely impressed by @lbbdcouncil unique data explorer https://t.co/aqMajERanO and Social Progress Index https://t.co/Q7EL9FXE5B linked to manifesto. Great demo by @nyunt_pye for our mapping and comms work with @ThamesWardCP and residents 1/3 pic.twitter.com/iW5tXTSp6e
— David Wilcox (@davidwilcox) October 17, 2018
Categories in the @lbbdcouncil Social Progress Index https://t.co/Q7EL9FXE5B could provide a framework for mapping social infrastructure and activities as discussed here https://t.co/pZQLP7QybB … interface between council policy and community needs and assets @ThamesWardCP 2/3
— David Wilcox (@davidwilcox) October 17, 2018
Mapping community assets and networks with residents and @ThamesWardCP https://t.co/wkckVHMqTT could provide the basis for community/council collaboration to address issues revealed in @lbbdcouncil Social Progress Index https://t.co/Q7EL9FXE5B 3/3
— David Wilcox (@davidwilcox) October 17, 2018
Enjoyed catching up with @nyunt_pye today and learning about his work putting together a Social Progress Index for Barking & Dagenham. Really great example of how using data well can help policy makers identify key areas where intervention is needed https://t.co/yZw1x59FeI pic.twitter.com/88c5I1bBdU
— Tom Symons (@tomwsymons) October 30, 2018
Londoners - this borough data explorer tool is worth playing around with. It's the first ward level application anywhere in the world of the Social Progress Index. @nyunt_pye @lbbdcouncil gave the @CareCityUK team a working tour of it yesterday https://t.co/0IX76RgGkD #lbbd
— Mark Caffrey (@markcaffrey_) October 19, 2018
Today we launched the borough data explorer, the first ward level application anywhere in the world of the Social Progress Index. Thanks to @shepleygreen and amazing @lbbdcouncil Council data team. This is a remarkable tool https://t.co/APpe9ncl98 #bdsotb
— Chris Naylor (@publicnaylor) September 27, 2018
The @lbbdcouncil Social Progress Index and the Data Explorer platform is actually mind-blowing. Real time, accurate data, comparisons, visuals etc. This will be so useful for @studio3arts funding bids. #BDSOTB
— Liza Vallance (@LizaVallance) September 27, 2018
Pye Nyunt, Insight Hub Manager at #LBBD, discusses how we’re measuring social progress in #Barking & #Dagenham on our newly launched Borough Data Explorer: https://t.co/qSz1sOZNaz #BDSOTB pic.twitter.com/vCAhpqALLG
— Barking and Dagenham (@lbbdcouncil) September 27, 2018