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GOV.UK - Index of Multiple Deprivation By LSOA and Local Authority
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This dataset encompasses the Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) scores and corresponding rankings for Lower Layer Super Output Areas (LSOAs) across a range of local authorities in the United Kingdom. The IMD serves as a comprehensive measure of relative deprivation.
The IMD highlights significant disparities in prosperity and well-being among different regions, offering valuable insights into the specific challenges faced by localized communities. This information is crucial for socioeconomic research as it aids in understanding the interplay between various deprivation dimensions and supports evidence-based policy planning.
Furthermore, the dataset is instrumental in enhancing resource allocation strategies, ensuring that support and investment are directed towards areas most in need, thus fostering equitable development across the UK.
Original Data Source: GOV.UK, English indices of deprivation
Dataset Features
- LSOA_Code: A unique identifier for the Lower Layer Super Output Area (LSOA), a small geographic region used for statistical reporting.
- LSOA_Code_Geography_Name: The name of the LSOA, representing a specific locality.
- IMD_Score: The overall deprivation score for the LSOA.
- IMD_Rank: The ranking of the LSOA based on deprivation, where lower values indicate higher deprivation.
- IMD_Decile: A classification of the LSOA into ten groups (deciles) based on deprivation rank, with 1 being the most deprived and 10 the least deprived.
- Effective_Snapshot_Date: The date when the data was recorded.
- Report_Period_Length: The reporting frequency (e.g., snapshot).
- LA_District_Code: A unique identifier for the Local Authority District.
- LA_District_Code_Geography_Name: The name of the Local Authority District.
Dataset Distribution
- Data Volume: The dataset consists of 98170 rows and 9 columns.
- Format: Tabular structure with structured data fields.
Usage
This dataset is valuable for multiple applications, including:
- Government & Policy Analysis: Identifying areas that require increased funding and support.
- Public Health & Social Research: Understanding how deprivation correlates with health outcomes and social issues.
- Urban Planning & Infrastructure Development: Helping local authorities allocate resources efficiently.
- Machine Learning & Predictive Analytics: Developing models for predicting socioeconomic trends and inequalities.
Coverage
- Geographic Coverage: UK (various LSOAs across different Local Authority Districts).
- Time Range: The dataset is based on snapshots taken in the years 2010, 2015, and 2019.
License
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Who Can Use It
- Data Scientists: To analyze deprivation patterns and build predictive models.
- Researchers: To study regional inequalities and socioeconomic trends.
- Government Agencies & Policymakers: To plan social programs and allocate public funding.
- Urban Planners: To guide infrastructure investment and community development.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- IMD Rankings & Deprivation Data for UK
- LSOA Deprivation Index Dataset
- UK Socioeconomic Disparities Data
- Local Authority Deprivation Metrics
- IMD Analysis - Regional Socioeconomic Data
- Demography.rpt_Index_Of_Multiple_Deprivation_By_LSOA
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