Using the UPRN to respond to resident needs
This report collates just some examples from across the country to showcase how location based data, specifically data with a Unique Property Reference Number, has been used to respond to resident needs, for instance identifying and supporting more vulnerable people needing additional care. The findings are supplemented with additional “How To” guides, designed to support local authorities and build on success. The key is to build on the work done towards more sustainable data-driven solutions for future service delivery needs.
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UPRNs Response to COVID-19
The scale and rapid response required by public sector bodies in response to the COVID-19 pandemic was unprecedented in recent times. The value of data about place has been vital to accurately provide efficient & effective service delivery solutions.
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The role of UPRNs in delivering health and social care
The scale and rapid response required by public sector bodies in response to the COVID-19 pandemic was unprecedented in recent times. The value of data about place has been vital to accurately provide efficient & effective service delivery solutions.
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UPRN Integration Assessment
Our UPRN Integration assessment tool allows local authority service managers to ascertain how well integrated their service area and software is with the UPRN. It takes less than 3 minutes to complete and grades the level of integration on a scale of 1 (not integrated) to 4 (Advanced integration), plus provides recommendations on how to improve and level up if need be.
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UPRN Integration Checklist
A tool for local authority Service Managers
This checklist summarises key action points to follow up on within your service area to help improve its UPRN integration capability. Further notes on why this is important and how to go about finding out the answers are also provided.
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UPRN: A guide for councils
The COVID-19 pandemic has placed an additional imperative on councils to support residents - particularly vulnerable and shielding members of the community. Data has played a critical role in informing this response. More specifically, the value of data about places has been vital to accurately provide efficient and effective service delivery solutions.
