Index of Multiple Deprivation 2010

The Communities and Local Government department (CLG) issued the ‘English Indices of Deprivation 2010’ in March 2011.  The Indices have been constructed by the Social Disadvantage Research Centre at the University of Oxford for the ODPM.

 

The research and information team has produced an Instant Atlas report| of the Indices of deprivation.

 

This index| was based on the approach, structure and methodology that was used to create the previous indices in 2004 and 2007.  There are seven domains and eight sub-domains:

■Income Deprivation| (comprising 6 indicators)

Income Deprivation Affecting Children Index (IDACI)

Income Deprivation Affecting Older People Index (IDAOPI)

■Employment Deprivation| (comprising 6 indicators)

■Health Deprivation and Disability| (comprising 4 indicators)

■Education, Skills and Training| Deprivation (comprising 7 indicators)

Children/young people (comprising 6 indicators)

Skills (comprising 1 indicator)

■Barriers to Housing and Services| (comprising 7 indicators)

Wider barriers sub-domain (comprising 3 indicators)

Geographical barriers sub-domain (comprising 4 indicators)

■Crime and Disorder| (comprising 4 indicators)

■Living Environment| (comprising 4 indicators)

The ‘indoors’ living environment (comprising 2 indicators)

The ‘outdoors’ living environment (comprising 2 indicators)

Where possible, the information used for the indicators relate to 2008 and the rankings for the domains and sub-domains are produced at the Lower Layer Super Output Area level (LSOA).

The rankings for the overal index and the domains and sub-domains can be accessed here|.

A map of the LSOAs in Bournemouth and their 'short' code numbers can be accessed here|. 

The rankings for the LSOAs in Bournemouth and Poole boroughs can be viewed as an interactive map either together or independently using the Instant Atlas software (available shortly).

A report on the Index of Multiple Deprivation for Bournemouth is available here|.

The data for all LSOAs and local authorities in England can be accessed from the Communities and Local Government| website.