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HEON-E Data Analysis Toolkit

The HEON-E Data Analysis Toolkit is a comprehensive tool designed to assist local authorities in identifying vulnerable households, allocating grants, and budgeting effectively. It has been successfully implemented by over 40 local authorities since its launch in 2006.

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HEON-E Data Analysis Toolkit

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  1. HEON-E Data Analysis Toolkit Julia Blackwell – Huntingdonshire District Council

  2. HEON-E Data Analysis Toolkit • Designed and built during 2005 • Launched January 2006 • Over 40 local authorities have the toolkit • Funding from DTI/GO East/ Sustainable Development Round Table and match by Powergen

  3. HEON-E Data Analysis Toolkit Able to: Identify areas of potentially vulnerable households Identify areas of “able to pay households” Assist in budgeting and allocation of grants

  4. Example 1 – Able to Pay Households • In Norwich – 55,000 households • Criteria – less than 2% of the population claim income support and houses are owner occupied • Identified 8980 households of which 6740 were owner occupied – 75%

  5. Ranking Areas of need • Careful selection of criteria • Incapacity benefit and severe disablement allowance claimants • Pension credit claimants: guaranteed credit only • People aged 16-74 economically inactive; permanently sick or disabled • All pensioner households • Households with one or more persons with limiting long term illness

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  7. Huntingdonshire District Council • Allowance & Pensioner H/holds Households 53650 • Att. Allow claimants 2685 ~ 5% • Pensioner households 6344 11% Analysis showed a relationship between Attendance Allowance Claimants and Pensioner households

  8. Huntingdonshire District Council • Identify the top 8 LSOAs • Households 5928 11% • Att Allow Claim 535 20% • Pension H/holds 2040 18%

  9. HEON-E Data Analysis Toolkit Identify the top OAs • Households 3408 6.5% • Att Allow Claim - - • Pension H/holds 1542 13.5% An evaluation project would only need to direct mail 6.5% of all households to contact 13.5% of the target population

  10. HEON-E Data Analysis Toolkit • Project for Age Concern - Ramsey

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  14. NEA Sustainable World Award Organised by NEA in partnership with the Defra and npower to provide grant assistance to local agencies demonstrating an innovative project The aim of the award scheme is to highlight successful initiatives as examples of good practice to facilitate the implementation of Fuel Poverty in England: The Government’s Plan for Action

  15. NEA Sustainable World Award • HEON won the Regional Award of £2000 • And will be entered for the National Award – 7th June, Peterborough

  16. HEON-E Data Analysis Toolkit • The next steps • Software to list addresses from post codes • NEA National Award presentation 7th June • Ordered by West Midlands Region • More regions want it • Integration with Council GIS systems

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