1. International Projects & Subnational Analysis
Hayley Holgate
Autumn 2018

2. IPSA- who we are and what we do
Hayley Holgate
Kate Bull
Lewis Compton
Jo Pickering
European City Statistics
OECD Territorial Indicators
EU Regional Statistics Coordination
Spatial analytics to support policy work

3. Project Board
We meet every 3 months for a formal review of plans and progress
Standard format:
Finance
Risks
Data
Any other business
Discussions and actions are recorded

4. Understanding the requirements
Feasibility of harmonisation
Methodology report- includes UK policy
Investigating potential new sources & reviewing existing ones
Assessing geographic coverage
Supplier engagement
Understanding costs
Managing risk

5. Project planning Assessing data availability Staff resourcing
Processing timetable
Milestones

6. European City Statistics – the building blocks
Some data sources

7. Data collection

8. Data processing

9. Quality Assurance
Missing and disclosive values
Accuracy checks

10. Metadata

11. Monitoring the project
Management Information System
Stand ups/ regular meetings
Project board
Official Eurostat reporting
ONS financial records

12. Spatial analytics
Joint projects with Ordnance Survey (National Mapping Agency)
Collaboration with Central Government policy units to provide relevant analyses
Close working with municipal authorities to develop bespoke evidence packs on local interventions

13. Ordnance Survey joint projects
Developing new classification and typologies
Evaluating areas using real world data
10 minutes walking distance to a tram stop
Apartment prices, 1995 to 2017
Orange line: tram stop areas
Grey line: wider municipality

14. Collaboration with government policy units
Understanding communities in high rise buildings

15. European City Statistics – what next?

16. Thank you