This health index has been created by CDRC through research considering a variety of environmental factors to determine which cities have the healthiest population. We've unlocked some interesting features of neighborhoods that impact health...
The latest release of AHAH provides a fresh opportunity to look at place matters for health. While our health is affected by who we are and how we behave (e.g., our genes, diet, physical activity), where we live also matters and shapes our health...
AHAH (the index of ‘Access to Health Assets and Hazards’) is a multi-dimensional index developed by the CDRC for Great Britain measuring how ‘healthy’ neighbourhoods are. The AHAH index combines indicators under four different domains of...
The Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) datasets are small area measures of relative deprivation across each of the constituent nations of the United Kingdom. Areas are ranked from the most deprived area (rank 1) to the least deprived area. Each...
In this project, funded by Nuffield Foundation, the researchers have created a bespoke multidimensional geodemographic classification of the older population in England (those aged 50+) and demonstrated its utility. Such a geodemographic...
Some consumers are more vulnerable to marketing practices due to their personal traits such age, health or household makeup. This vulnerability varies by product and industry. Consumer vulnerability here is defined as the risk that a consumer’s...
British high streets are subject to unstable and challenging socio-economic conditions brought about by the 2008 recession, high business rates, competition from online retailers and the COVID-19 global pandemic. Abigail Hill explores the...