Explore the citizen Prosperity Index 2017 pilot study data
The Citizen Prosperity Index Pilot Study tested the feasibility of developing robust prosperity metrics based on in-depth qualitative research carried out by citizen social scientists.
On this page you can find Index data, maps, scorecards and a report from the Citizen Prosperity Index Pilot Study.
The Citizen Prosperity Index Pilot Study measured 5 domains and 15 sub-domains of prosperity, based on the drivers and obstacles to prosperity identified by citizen social scientists. It used new survey data, collected in five neighbourhoods, to identify how prosperous people felt and the conditions that support local prosperity - comparing local communities to the average for Greater London.
Follow these links for Citizen Prosperity Index Pilot Study resources and data:
Summary report about Citizen Prosperity Index Pilot Study findings
Summary of Citizen Prosperity Index Pilot Study Methodology and Description of Indicators
Citizen Prosperity Index Pilot Study Neighbourhood Index Scorecards
The maps below show the locations and boundaries of the five research sites in east London: Olympic Park and Canning Town (Newham), Heath (Barking and Dagenham), Hackney Wick (Hackney), Coventry Cross (Tower Hamlets).
Each neighbourhood research site has an overall Index score and a score for each domain and sub-domain. The scores compare prosperity in the neighbourhood to the Greater London average on a scale of 0-10 with 5 representing the London average.
