
OA non-residential dashboards
What is a dashboard?
There is a big amount of information generated and collected every second. Whilst huge datasets can often be overwhelming and not particularly engaging, dashboards can assist in telling stories through simple, accessible visualisations. Dashboards are interactive tools that offer a ‘gateway’ into the underlying datasets. They offer an opportunity to see all the important metrics, look for answers, but also shape new questions, and further research.
How can the OA dashboards be used?
The development of the OA dashboards is a new way of monitoring and visualising the progress of London’s Opportunity Areas.
In the context of OA monitoring, OA dashboards can:
- Support the evaluation and comparative analysis of OAs
- Provide up-to-date information on the strategic planning context
- Support the development of masterplans, strategies and planning submissions
- Encourage collaboration
- Encourage active engagement by providing concise and relevant online content
- Illustrate patterns of change within OAs at a pan-London scale
Jobs in OAs
Good Growth is about working to deliver a more socially integrated and sustainable city, where people have more of a say, growth brings the best out of existing places, and opportunities are provided to communities.
This webpage provides an insight into the jobs in OAs, reporting on the number, the change throughout the years, the different types of jobs and comparing against their indicative jobs capacities.
OA non - residential dashboards
Social infrastructure
Good Growth is about working to deliver a more socially integrated and sustainable city, where people have more of a say, growth brings the best out of existing places, and opportunities are provided to communities.
This webpage provides an insight into the social infrastructure that will be coming forward in the OAs. This is new development that has been approved as Use Class D non – residential floorspace