C4EO - Data

Data overview

Data on this part of the site can be accessed in a number of ways:

1. Through the interactive maps that allow(s) you to:

• produce a summary area profile report for any of the C4EO themes
• explore and investigate sets of data using a combination of interactive maps and charts
• create custom tables, maps and charts
• export the data to spreadsheets or download the maps and charts to a document or presentation

2. The interactive tool includes all of the published National Indicator data and a number of other datasets that have been identified as providing useful data for local authority strategic planners, operational managers and data analysts. Browse all the National Indicators available in the interactive tool.
3. By links to supplementary datasets that are held on other websites such as government departments (such as the DFE, DWP or Home Office) or data observatories (like the Childhood and Maternal Health Observatory) and other data collections (such as NOMIS).

We currently have data at National, Regional and Local Authority level. We are loading information at Lower Super Output Area (LSOA) as it becomes available. At the moment IDACI 2007, other indices of deprivation,NI 152 and NI 116 are available at LSOA level (by double-clicking the chosen local authority in the maps).

Interactive data

Explore, customise and print C4EO maps and reports with:

Maps

Data views – View interactive maps and graphs that allow you to select the data you are interested in.

Advanced data views – Select the data and comparators you are interested in before viewing in the format of your choice (e.g. charts, interactive maps, XML etc).

Area profiles

Area profiles – View a predefined report on your Government Office Region, Local Authority and Statistical Neighbours (PDF 102Kb, 9 pages)

Advanced area profiles – Select the data and comparators to create your own customised profile.

We currently have data at National, Regional and Local Authority level. We are loading information at Lower Super Output Area (LSOA) as it becomes available. At the moment IDACI 2007, NI 152, NI 116 and other indices of deprivation are available at LSOA level (accessible by double-clicking the chosen local authority in the Child Poverty maps).

We are keen to maintain the usefulness of the data views and reports. If you have any thoughts on how to make the reports more useful, or would like to tell us what you plan on using the data for, please complete the 'feedback form'.

More information on how to use the interactive data and what the indicators mean can be found in the help section.

Additional National Indicator data

Supplementary data