You can view the full report by selecting 'Explorer' on the left hand side of the page, followed by choosing the keyword 'Deprivation', and by selecting 'search Document Resources only'.

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Find out how Norfolk County Council (NCC) departments have been using the Norfolk Data Observatory to assist them in their work. View case studies from NCC departments such as; Planning and Transportation, Adult Social Services, Cultural Services, Children's Services, Economic Development, and the Policy and Performance Team.

To view the Case studies please click the 'Case Studies' link under 'Find out more' from the NDO homepage, or alternatively navigate to www.norfolkdata.net/casestudies.asp

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This section provides key facts sheets which detail headline analysis for a certain subject.

To view the Key facts sheets please click the 'Key facts' link under 'Find out more' from the NDO homepage, or alternatively navigate to www.norfolkdata.net/keyfacts.asp

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The following data has recently been uploaded onto the Norfolk Data Observatory:

Dataset:
- Total Resident Population Projections

Indicators:
- All people: % aged 0-14
- All people: % aged 15-24
- All people: % aged 25-44
- All people: % aged 45-64
- All people: % aged 65-74
- All people: % aged 75+
- All people
- Females: % aged 0-14
- Females: % aged 15-24
- Females: % aged 25-44
- Females: % aged 45-64
- Females: % aged 65-74
- Females: % aged 75+
- Females
- Males: % aged 0-14
- Males: % aged 15-24
- Males: % aged 25-44
- Males: % aged 45-64
- Males: % aged 65-74
- Males: % aged 75+
- Males
- All people: % aged 0-4
- All people: % aged 5-9
- All people: % aged 10-14
- All people: % aged 15-19
- All people: % aged 20-24
- All people: % aged 25-29
- All people: % aged 30-34
- All people: % aged 35-39
- All people: % aged 40-44
- All people: % aged 45-49
- All people: % aged 50-54
- All people: % aged 55-59
- All people: % aged 60-64
- All people: % aged 65-69
- All people: % aged 70-74
- All people: % aged 75-79
- All people: % aged 80-84
- All people: % aged 85+
- Females: % aged 0-4
- Females: % aged 5-9
- Females: % aged 10-14
- Females: % aged 15-19
- Females: % aged 20-24
- Females: % aged 25-29
- Females: % aged 30-34
- Females: % aged 35-39
- Females: % aged 40-44
- Females: % aged 45-49
- Females: % aged 50-54
- Females: % aged 55-59
- Females: % aged 60-64
- Females: % aged 65-69
- Females: % aged 70-74
- Females: % aged 75-79
- Females: % aged 80-84
- Females: % aged 85+
- Males: % aged 0-4
- Males: % aged 5-9
- Males: % aged 10-14
- Males: % aged 15-19
- Males: % aged 20-24
- Males: % aged 25-29
- Males: % aged 30-34
- Males: % aged 35-39
- Males: % aged 40-44
- Males: % aged 45-49
- Males: % aged 50-54
- Males: % aged 55-59
- Males: % aged 60-64
- Males: % aged 65-69
- Males: % aged 70-74
- Males: % aged 75-79
- Males: % aged 80-84
- Males: % aged 85+
- % increase in population

Year:
- 2006 to 2031

Geography level:
- District
- Adult Social Services Localities
- County

Theme:
- Population and Lifestyle

Profiles:
- Population projections

Source:
- ONS

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Using the Norfolk Data Observatory to aid you in the completion of your Capital Grant Aid Scheme for Voluntary Village Halls and Community Centre Projects application form.

To find out the Index of Multiple Deprivation Score (IMD) and the Geographical Barriers score from the Indices of Deprivtion 2007, please follow the ten simple steps below:

1. In the top right hand corner of the Norfolk Data Observatory homepage, please enter the postcode of the establishment of which the grant is for.

2. You will be navigated to a select Quick profile option.

3. Select the Lower Layer Super Output Area (LSOA) in which your postcode of interest is situated, e.g SOAs Lower Layer - UF734 - Cromer Town.

4. You will be navigated to a General Profile for your selected LSOA.

5. From the report sections options (displayed in purple), select Indices of Deprivation 2007.

6. You will be navigated to the Indices of Deprivation section of the General Profile.

7. Select the 'View a related profile' option.

8. You will be navigated to the Indices of Deprivation profile.

9. From the report sections options (displayed in purple), select 'What does the ID 2007 tell us at LSOA level?'

10. From the table titled - 'Indices of Deprivation (ID) 2007 - Scores', you will find the Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) score and Sub domain: Geographical barriers.

If you experience any difficulties following the above steps, please do not hesitate to contact us:

Email:
demography@norfolk.gov.uk

Telephone support:
+44 (0) 1603 228988 - Monday to Friday 09:00 to 17:00 (GMT)

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Norfolk Data Observatory Online Tutorial

The online tutorial has been designed to assist you through your navigation of the site. It provides screenshots detailing help and comments highlighting key areas. The tutorial is available to view or download.

To view the E-Learning material that has recently been developed please click the 'E-Learning' link under 'Find out more' from the NDO homepage, or alternatively navigate to www.norfolkdata.net/elearning.asp

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The following data has recently been uploaded onto the Norfolk Data Observatory:

Dataset:
- Projections of social care needs for over 65s

Indicators:
- Population aged 65 and over living in households
- % of over-65s with social care need
- % of over-65s with very high need

Year:
- 2008 to 2029

Geography level:
- District
- Adult Social Services Localities
- SOAs Middle Layer

Theme:
- Health and Wellbeing

Profiles:
- Adult Social Services - Social care needs
- JSNA - 4. Health and Wellbeing Status

Data View:
- Adult Social Services - Social care needs

Source:
- Source - Oxford Consultants for Social Inclusion (OCSI)

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The following geography has recently been added to the Norfolk Data Observatory:

Geography Type:
- Library Catchments

Available within the following sections of the site:
- Profiles
- Advanced Profiles
- Quick Profiles (Postcode Lookup)
- Advanced Data Views

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The following geography has recently been added to the Norfolk Data Observatory:

Geography Type:
- Library Localities

Available within the following sections of the site:
- Profiles
- Advanced Profiles
- Quick Profiles (Postcode Lookup)
- Advanced Data Views

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Norfolk's Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) is an ongoing programme of work carried out by Norfolk County Council working in partnership with NHS Norfolk and Great Yarmouth and Waveney Primary Care Trust.

The JSNA explores the health and wellbeing of people living in Norfolk. It is a collection of information and covers the whole population of Norfolk. It looks at simple issues such as how many people live in the County and their age and sex. It looks at the kinds of services people already use and services they might need in the future. These include those provided by, for example, GPs, dentists, maternity services, our local hospitals and adult social care services. The information contained in the JSNA will be used to help identify health and social care priorities and plan well for the future.

Norfolk's JSNA is a live profile here on the Norfolk Data Observatory (NDO). In this way, more people get to see the local health and social care information in the JSNA if they want to.

The JSNA profile is available at any area level held on the NDO.

To access the JSNA profiles please follow the JSNA link from the Norfolk Data Observatory homepage.

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2006 Population estimates are now available on the Norfolk Data Observatory at all area levels.

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The following data has recently been uploaded onto the Norfolk Data Observatory:

Dataset:
- Travel to School

Indicators:
- All children aged 3 to 18
- All children aged 3 to 18: % who responded
- All children aged 3 to 18 who responded
- All children aged 3 to 18: % who walk
- All children aged 3 to 18: % who travel by car
- All children aged 3 to 18: % who carshare
- All children aged 3 to 18: % who travel by bicycle
- All children aged 3 to 18: % who travel by other means
- All children aged 3 to 18: % who travel by public transport

- All children aged 5 to 10
- All children aged 5 to 10: % who responded
- All children aged 5 to 10 who responded
- All children aged 5 to 10: % who walk
- All children aged 5 to 10: % who travel by car
- All children aged 5 to 10: % who carshare
- All children aged 5 to 10: % who travel by bicycle
- All children aged 5 to 10: % who travel by other means
- All children aged 5 to 10: % who travel by public transport

- All children aged 11 to 16
- All children aged 11 to 16: % who responded
- All children aged 11 to 16 who responded
- All children aged 11 to 16: % who walk
- All children aged 11 to 16: % who travel by car
- All children aged 11 to 16: % who carshare
- All children aged 11 to 16: % who travel by bicycle
- All children aged 11 to 16: % who travel by other means
- All children aged 11 to 16: % who travel by public transport

Year:
- 2008

Geography level:
- County
- District
- Adult Social Services Localities
- Ward
- SOAs Middle Layer
- SOAs Lower Layer
- County Electoral Divisions
- Safer Neighbourhoods Teams
- Norfolk Community Areas
- Children's Centres
- Children Service Areas
- Children Service Clusters
- Children Service Localities
- South Norfolk Neighbourhoods

Theme:
- Population and Lifestyle

Profiles:
- Children

Data View:
- Children

Source:
- PLASC (Pupil Level Annual School Census)

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A Children's Data View (Interactive Map) has recently been created replicating the indicators detailed within our Children's Profile.

This Data View can be viewed within a Single, Double or Area Profile Map for the following geographies:

- Adult Social Services Localities
- Districts
- Electoral Divisions
- Safer Neighbourhoods Teams
- SOAs Lower Layer
- SOAs Middle Layer
- South Norfolk Neighbourhoods
- Wards

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Geography type Children Service Clusters have recently been added to the 'Quick Profiles' section of the site.

Using the 'Quick Profiles' section, please enter your postcode (from the sites homepage) to find out information regarding your neighbourhood.

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The following data has been revised by defra (Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs) and the population estimates have been changed from the 2001 Census to Mid-2005 population estimates from the Office of National Statistics.

Dataset:
- CO2 emissions by end user

Background:
The CO2 emissions data provides details of the experimental statistics of carbon dioxide emissions for the year 2005, published by the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (defra) on 20th November 2007. These estimates are not comparable with either of the datasets published previously, for 2003 and 2004, due to improvements in the source data and methodology used.

Indicators:
- Total emission for indicator
- Industry and Commercial (not including ETS installations or diesel railways)
- Domestic
- Road Transport (not including motorways)
- Population (Mid-2005 population estimates)
- Per capita Total CO2 (kilotonnes)

Year:
- 2005

Geography level:
- County
- District
- Please note that for CO2 emissions data, the National comparison figures displayed are for the United Kingdom and not England

Theme:
- Environment

Profiles:
- Carbon Emissions

Data Views:
- Carbon Emissions

Source:
- Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (defra)

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The following geography has recently been added to the Norfolk Data Observatory:

Geography Type:
- Children Centre's

Background:
There are 36 Children's Centres across Norfolk covering the 20 and 30% SOA's. Each centre has a 'reach' area of around 800 children aged 0-5 years. The aim is to create a network of Children's Centres across Norfolk, with a further 15 centres to be developed in the less disadvantaged areas 2008-2010.

Available within the following sections of the site:
- Profiles
- Advanced Profiles
- Quick Profiles (Postcode Lookup)
- Advanced Data Views

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The following geography has recently been added to the Norfolk Data Observatory:

Geography Type:
- Children Service Clusters

Available within the following sections of the site:
- Profiles
- Advanced Profiles
- Advanced Data Views

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The following geography has recently been added to the Norfolk Data Observatory:

Geography Type:
- Children Service Localities

Available within the following sections of the site:
- Profiles
- Advanced Profiles
- Advanced Data Views

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The following data has recently been uploaded onto the Norfolk Data Observatory:

Dataset:
- School children (Year R to 11)

Indicators:
- Total number of children: Year R
- Total number of children: Year 1
- Total number of children: Year 2
- Total number of children: Year 3
- Total number of children: Year 4
- Total number of children: Year 5
- Total number of children: Year 6
- Total number of children: Year 7
- Total number of children: Year 8
- Total number of children: Year 9
- Total number of children: Year 10
- Total number of children: Year 11
- Total number of children: Year R - 6
- Total number of children: Year R - 11
- Total number of children: Year 7 - 11


Year:
- 2006 and 2007

Geography level:
- County
- District
- Adult Social Services Localities
- Ward
- SOAs Middle Layer
- SOAs Lower Layer
- County Electoral Divisions
- Safer Neighbourhoods Teams
- Norfolk Community Areas
- Children's Centres
- Childrens' Service Areas
- South Norfolk Neighbourhoods

Theme:
- Learning

Profiles:
- Children

Source:
- Norfolk County Council Children's Services

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The following data has recently been uploaded onto the Norfolk Data Observatory:

Dataset:
- National Indicator Set (NIS) Population denominators

Indicators:
- Population all ages
- Population aged 0-18
- Population aged 5-19
- Population aged 10-17
- Population aged 13-19
- Population aged 14-19
- Population aged 19 to retirement age
- Population aged 16-59/64 (working age)
- Population aged 16 and over
- Population aged 18 and over
- Population aged 18-64
- Population aged 65-74
- Population aged 75-84
- Population aged 85+
- Population aged 15-24 male
- Population aged 15-17 female
- Population aged 15-24 female

Year:
- 1996 to 2006

Geography level:
- County
- District
- Adult Social Services Localities

Theme:
- Population and Lifestyle

Profiles:
- National Indicator Set Population denominators

Data Views:
- National Indicator Set Population denominators

Source:
- ONS

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A new Childrens' profile has recently been added to the Norfolk Data Observatory (NDO).

This profile provides a collection of indicators held on the NDO which relate to Children. These indicators detail information for population (by age and gender), Education, Child Benefit, Child Tax Credit, Fertility, Mortality, and data from the Indices of deprivation.

Follow the steps below to view this profile:
1. Select the 'Profiles' link from the menu on the Left hand side.
2. Choose your area type and area of interest.
3. Select Theme - Population and Lifestyle
4. Select Profile - Children
5. Click the arrow 'Show profile'

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