Social monitoring Integrated district development Hamburg - Map Overall index

With the social monitoring in the integrated district development, Hamburg has had a system of small-scale city observation since 2010. The aim is to make it clear at an early stage in which areas of the city multiple social problems are accumulating or increasing. Combined with local experience, the administration is able to derive area-related needs for action in the area of integrated district development. In social monitoring, seven so-called "attention indicators" are considered. These are: Children and adolescents with a migrant background, children of single parents, share of SGB II recipients, unemployed, children in minimum income, minimum income in old age and school leaving qualifications. These indicators are examined from the standpoint of the status quo and developments over the past three years. The indicators are grouped and classified into a "status index" and a "dynamic index" using a statistical calculation method. Four status and three dynamic classes are distinguished ("high", "medium", "low", "very low" or "positive", "stable", "negative"). As a result, a status class and a dynamic class can be assigned to each area under consideration. These are combined (crossed) evaluated and reproduced in the map. The map shows the key results - the overall index - for the respective year. The layer "inhabited areas" was determined and displayed on the basis of the land uses stored in ALKIS (residential building area, mixed-use area). However, the data always refer to entire statistical areas. Further information can be found at the parent object "Social monitoring" and on the Internet at <a href="http://www.hamburg.de/sozialmonitoring" target="_blank">www.hamburg.de/sozialmonitoring</a>.