London COVID-19 Resilience Dashboard

This Dashboard brings together a range of outcome data to monitor the impact of Covid-19 on the lives of Londoners. It has been designed to meet a wide range of user needs and to provide a transparent overview across a broad range of social and economic outcomes. More detailed analysis outputs can be found on the London Datastore

The Dashboard is structured around the 5 outcomes agreed by London’s Recovery Board:

1. Reverse the pattern of rising unemployment and lost economic growth caused by the economic scarring of COVID-19
2. Support our communities, including those most impacted by the virus
3. Help young people to flourish with access to support and opportunities
4. Narrow social, economic and health inequalities
5. Accelerate delivery of a cleaner, greener London

These measures included are sourced from both official statistics and alternative sources of data where these are more timely. Due to the rapidly changing situation, these measures will be subject to change – as new measures become available and others are withdrawn.

These measures do not provide an agreed set of measures of success for London’s Recovery programme, as national government holds responsibility for many areas through public spending decisions and stewardship of the economy. A specific set of performance measures for the programme is being developed separately will be published here once available.

Further information on London’s Recovery Programme is available here

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Economic Damage

The Reversing Economic damage outcome measures the economic impacts of Covid-19 in terms of London’s economic output and employment. It is structured along the following domains:

• Economic activity
• Mobility and Spending
• Employment and earnings
• International confidence in London
• Adult education

The data in this section allow us to monitor the extent to which London’s economy is being impacted by Covid-19 and to track the trajectory of the eventual economic recovery. It includes key indicators of economic activity such as GVA, forward indicators of business activity and new/high frequency data on footfall and expenditure. It includes indicators of employment, unemployment and earnings, monitoring take-up of government support schemes and seeking to track job quality as well as quantity. It covers domestic and international confidence in London’s economy. Finally, it covers adult education and skills development to support Londoners into new sectors and to progress in employment.

Economic Damage

The Reversing Economic damage outcome measures the economic impacts of Covid-19 in terms of London’s economic output and employment. It is structured along the following domains:

• Economic activity
• Mobility and spending
• Employment and earnings
• International confidence in London
• Adult education

The data in this section allow us to monitor the extent to which London’s economy is being impacted by Covid-19 and to track the trajectory of the eventual economic recovery. It includes key indicators of economic activity such as GVA, forward indicators of business activity and new/high frequency data on footfall and expenditure. It includes indicators of employment, unemployment and earnings, monitoring take-up of government support schemes and seeking to tracking job quality as well as quantity. It covers domestic and international confidence in London’s economy. Finally, it covers adult education and skills development to support Londoners into new sectors and to progress in employment.

Economic Damage

The Reversing Economic damage outcome measures the economic impacts of Covid-19 in terms of London’s economic output and employment. It is structured along the following domains:

• Economic activity
• Mobility and Spending
• Employment and earnings
• International confidence in London
• Adult education

The data in this section allow us to monitor the extent to which London’s economy is being impacted by Covid-19 and to track the trajectory of the eventual economic recovery. It includes key indicators of economic activity such as GVA, forward indicators of business activity and new/high frequency data on footfall and expenditure. It includes indicators of employment, unemployment and earnings, monitoring take-up of government support schemes and seeking to tracking job quality as well as quantity. It covers domestic and international confidence in London’s economy. Finally, it covers adult education and skills development to support Londoners into new sectors and to progress in employment.

Economic Damage

The Reversing Economic damage outcome measures the economic impacts of Covid-19 in terms of London’s economic output and employment. It is structured along the following domains:

• Economic activity
• Mobility and Spending
• Employment and earnings
• International confidence in London
• Adult education

The data in this section allow us to monitor the extent to which London’s economy is being impacted by Covid-19 and to track the trajectory of the eventual economic recovery. It includes key indicators of economic activity such as GVA, forward indicators of business activity and new/high frequency data on footfall and expenditure. It includes indicators of employment, unemployment and earnings, monitoring take-up of government support schemes and seeking to tracking job quality as well as quantity. It covers domestic and international confidence in London’s economy. Finally, it covers adult education and skills development to support Londoners into new sectors and to progress in employment.

Cleaner, Greener London

The Cleaner, Greener London outcomes seeks to understand how the city is being renewed with a focus on green recovery. This is structured around the following domains

• Green Economy
• Air quality
• Active travel
• Zero-carbon circular economy

The data in this section look at the extent to which recovery from Covid-19 is supported by growth in green sectors and creation of new jobs in the green economy. It monitors progress in improving air quality, and building resilience to climate change. It also looks at continued development of sustainable travel, and improved green infrastructure.

Cleaner, Greener London

The Cleaner, Greener London outcomes seeks to understand how the city is being renewed with a focus on green recovery. This is structured around the following domains

• Green growth
• Air quality
• Active travel
• Zero-carbon circular economy

The data in this section allow us to monitor progress in reducing air pollution in London, protecting the health of London’s and creating a cleaner, greener London. To measure continued growth in sustainable travel. And to look at improved green infrastructure, providing better public access to green/open space and improved biodiversity. Recovery is supported by growth in green sectors and creation of new jobs in the green economy.

Cleaner, Greener London

The Cleaner, Greener London outcomes seeks to understand how the city is being renewed with a focus on green recovery. This is structured around the following domains

• Green growth
• Air quality
• Active travel
• Zero-carbon circular economy

The data in this section allow us to monitor progress in reducing air pollution in London, protecting the health of London’s and creating a cleaner, greener London. To measure continued growth in sustainable travel. And to look at improved green infrastructure, providing better public access to green/open space and improved biodiversity. Recovery is supported by growth in green sectors and creation of new jobs in the green economy.

Cleaner, Greener London

The Cleaner, Greener London outcomes seeks to understand how the city is being renewed with a focus on green recovery. This is structured around the following domains

• Green growth
• Air quality
• Active travel
• Zero-carbon circular economy

The data in this section allow us to monitor progress in reducing air pollution in London, protecting the health of London’s and creating a cleaner, greener London. To measure continued growth in sustainable travel. And to look at improved green infrastructure, providing better public access to green/open space and improved biodiversity. Recovery is supported by growth in green sectors and creation of new jobs in the green economy.

Supporting communities

Supporting Communities supports our need to understand London’s recovery from the point of view of its residents. It is structured along six domains:

• Poverty and destitution
• Wellbeing
• Active citizenship and community resilience
• Crime and safety
• Health and activity
• Resilience of health services

The data in this section allow us to monitor the extent to which Londoners have strong safety nets, that everyone has a good standard of living, as well as the tools to thrive. The data also show whether Londoners are able to play an active role in their communities; making London a more equal and inclusive city post-COVID-19. Other data focus on making sure we know Londoners are happy, safe and fulfilled, within an environment that allows this.

Supporting communities

Supporting Communities supports our need to understand London’s recovery from the point of view of its residents. It is structured along six domains:

• Poverty and destitution
• Wellbeing
• Active citizenship and community resilience
• Crime and safety
• Health and activity
• Resilience of health services

The data in this section allow us to monitor the extent to which Londoners have strong safety nets, that everyone has a good standard of living, as well as the tools to thrive. The data also show whether Londoners are able to play an active role in their communities; making London a more equal and inclusive city post-COVID-19. Other data focus on making sure we know Londoners are happy, safe and fulfilled, within an environment that allows this.

Supporting communities

Supporting Communities supports our need to understand London’s recovery from the point of view of its residents. It is structured along six domains:

• Poverty and destitution
• Wellbeing
• Active citizenship and community resilience
• Crime and safety
• Health and activity
• Resilience of health services

The data in this section allow us to monitor the extent to which Londoners have strong safety nets, that everyone has a good standard of living, as well as the tools to thrive. The data also show whether Londoners are able to play an active role in their communities; making London a more equal and inclusive city post-COVID-19. Other data focus on making sure we know Londoners are happy, safe and fulfilled, within an environment that allows this.

Supporting communities

Supporting Communities supports our need to understand London’s recovery from the point of view of its residents. It is structured along six domains:

• Poverty and destitution
• Wellbeing
• Active citizenship and community resilience
• Crime and safety
• Health and activity
• Resilience of health services

The data in this section allow us to monitor the extent to which Londoners have strong safety nets, that everyone has a good standard of living, as well as the tools to thrive. The data also show whether Londoners are able to play an active role in their communities; making London a more equal and inclusive city post-COVID-19. Other data focus on making sure we know Londoners are happy, safe and fulfilled, within an environment that allows this.

The special measures put in place by the government on 23 March 2020 have had a significant impact on recorded crime. This should be taken into consideration when viewing any data on this dashboard reported during this period.

Supporting communities

Supporting Communities supports our need to understand London’s recovery from the point of view of its residents. It is structured along six domains:

• Poverty and destitution
• Wellbeing
• Active citizenship and community resilience
• Crime and safety
• Health and activity
• Resilience of health services

The data in this section allow us to monitor the extent to which Londoners have strong safety nets, that everyone has a good standard of living, as well as the tools to thrive. The data also show whether Londoners are able to play an active role in their communities; making London a more equal and inclusive city post-COVID-19. Other data focus on making sure we know Londoners are happy, safe and fulfilled, within an environment that allows this.

Support our communities, including those most impacted by the virus

Supporting Communities supports our need to understand London’s recovery from the point of view of its residents. It is structured along six domains:

• Poverty and destitution
• Wellbeing
• Active citizenship and community resilience
• Crime and safety
• Health and activity
• Resilience of health services

The data in this section allow us to monitor the extent to which Londoners have strong safety nets, that everyone has a good standard of living, as well as the tools to thrive. The data also show whether Londoners are able to play an active role in their communities; making London a more equal and inclusive city post-COVID-19. Other data focus on making sure we know Londoners are happy, safe and fulfilled, within an environment that allows this.

Young people

The Young People outcome looks at the context of children and young people growing up in London and understands how recovery is affecting outcomes for young people. It includes the following domains

• Education
• Employment and training
• Poverty and Deprivation
• Health
• Crime and Safety
• Young people’s views

The data in this section help us to monitor the extent to which all children and young people are able to access the education, training, employment and wider support that they need to thrive and fulfil their potential. Other data look at the extent to which young people are kept safe, and vulnerable young people and their families are able to access effective services throughout the recovery period and beyond.

Young people

The Young People outcome looks at the context of children and young people growing up in London and understands how recovery is affecting outcomes for young people. It includes the following domains

• Education
• Employment and training
• Poverty and Deprivation
• Health
• Crime and Safety
• Young people’s views

The data in this section help us to monitor the extent to which all children and young people are able to access the education, training, employment and wider support that they need to thrive and fulfil their potential. Other data look at the extent to which young people are kept safe, and vulnerable young people and their families are able to access effective services throughout the recovery period and beyond.

Young people

The Young People outcome looks at the context of children and young people growing up in London and understands how recovery is affecting outcomes for young people. It includes the following domains

• Education
• Employment and training
• Poverty and Deprivation
• Health
• Crime and Safety
• Young people’s views

Young people

The Young People outcome looks at the context of children and young people growing up in London and understands how recovery is affecting outcomes for young people. It includes the following domains

• Education
• Employment and training
• Poverty and Deprivation
• Health
• Crime and Safety
• Young people’s views

The data in this section help us to monitor the extent to which all children and young people are able to access the education, training, employment and wider support that they need to thrive and fulfil their potential. Other data look at the extent to which young people are kept safe, and vulnerable young people and their families are able to access effective services throughout the recovery period and beyond.

Young people

The Young People outcome looks at the context of children and young people growing up in London and understands how recovery is affecting outcomes for young people. It includes the following domains

• Education
• Employment and training
• Poverty and Deprivation
• Health
• Crime and Safety
• Young people’s views

The data in this section help us to monitor the extent to which all children and young people are able to access the education, training, employment and wider support that they need to thrive and fulfil their potential. Other data look at the extent to which young people are kept safe, and vulnerable young people and their families are able to access effective services throughout the recovery period and beyond.

Young people

The Young People outcome looks at the context of children and young people growing up in London and understands how recovery is affecting outcomes for young people. It includes the following domains

• Education
• Employment and training
• Poverty and Deprivation
• Health
• Crime and Safety
• Young people’s views

The data in this section help us to monitor the extent to which all children and young people are able to access the education, training, employment and wider support that they need to thrive and fulfil their potential. Other data look at the extent to which young people are kept safe, and vulnerable young people and their families are able to access effective services throughout the recovery period and beyond.

Narrowing inequalities

The Narrowing inequalities outcome seeks to measure the extent to which London’s recovery is able to reduce longstanding structural inequalities which have been highlighted by Covid-19. It is structured around the following domains

• Employment
• Education
• Health
• Housing
• Digital
• Environment

The data in this section allow us to monitor progress in addressing London’s inequalities and developing a more equal and inclusive city, more resilient to future crises. It will look at inequalities between different groups as well as between Boroughs.

Narrowing inequalities

The Narrowing inequalities outcome seeks to measure the extent to which London’s recovery is able to reduce longstanding structural inequalities which have been highlighted by Covid-19. It is structured around the following domains

• Employment
• Education
• Health
• Housing
• Digital
• Environment

The data in this section allow us to monitor progress in addressing London’s inequalities and developing a more equal and inclusive city, more resilient to future crises. It will look at inequalities between different groups as well as between Boroughs.

Narrowing inequalities

The Narrowing inequalities outcome seeks to measure the extent to which London’s recovery is able to reduce longstanding structural inequalities which have been highlighted by Covid-19. It is structured around the following domains

• Employment
• Education
• Health
• Housing
• Digital
• Environment

The data in this section allow us to monitor progress in addressing London’s inequalities and developing a more equal and inclusive city, more resilient to future crises. It will look at inequalities between different groups as well as between Boroughs.

Narrowing inequalities

The Narrowing inequalities outcome seeks to measure the extent to which London’s recovery is able to reduce longstanding structural inequalities which have been highlighted by Covid-19. It is structured around the following domains

• Employment
• Education
• Health
• Housing
• Digital
• Environment

The data in this section allow us to monitor progress in addressing London’s inequalities and developing a more equal and inclusive city, more resilient to future crises. It will look at inequalities between different groups as well as between Boroughs.

Narrowing inequalities

The Narrowing inequalities outcome seeks to measure the extent to which London’s recovery is able to reduce longstanding structural inequalities which have been highlighted by Covid-19. It is structured around the following domains

• Employment
• Education
• Health
• Housing
• Digital
• Environment

The data in this section allow us to monitor progress in addressing London’s inequalities and developing a more equal and inclusive city, more resilient to future crises. It will look at inequalities between different groups as well as between Boroughs.

Narrowing inequalities

The Narrowing inequalities outcome seeks to measure the extent to which London’s recovery is able to reduce longstanding structural inequalities which have been highlighted by Covid-19. It is structured around the following domains

• Employment
• Education
• Health
• Housing
• Digital
• Environment

The data in this section allow us to monitor progress in addressing London’s inequalities and developing a more equal and inclusive city, more resilient to future crises.