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Question 1

What are economic measures can be used to measure deprivation?

Answer 1

• Income, poverty, employment

- census data, neighbourhood statistics, historical and current data.

Question 2

What are social measures can be used to measure deprivation?

Answer 2

• Reduction in inequality, deprivation, demographic changes
• IMD - index of multiple deprivation
• Interviews, newspaper, blogs, social media

Question 3

What are environmental measures can be used to measure deprivation?

Answer 3

• Green open space, air quality, pollution, reduced derelict, reduced derelict buildings and land.
• Photos, environmental surveys, pollution indicators.

Question 4

Evaluate economic measures to measure deprivation

Answer 4

Pros:

• Current data can be relevant
• Neighbourhood statistics can be very specific to an area

Cons:

• Census data may be out of date and therefore not representative
• Historical data also out of data.

Question 5

Evaluate social measures to measure deprivation

Answer 5

Pros:

• Measures deprivation in an area
• Reliable measures for comparison

Cons:
- May not give accurate data for an area, a very wealthy area doesn’t show its pockets of deprivation.

Question 6

Evaluate environmental measures to measure deprivation

Answer 6

Pros:
- Photography comparison with historical photos providing clear imagery for comparing.

Cons:
- Lack of historical photos will limit comparisons

Question 7

What is private investment?

Answer 7

Investment from private stakeholders. Example includes Westfield.

Question 8

What is public sector?

Answer 8

Regeneration that is paid for by the government. Example includes regeneration in Olympic Park.

Question 9

What is public-private partnership?

Answer 9

Investment from both the government and private shareholders. An example is London Docklands.