assessing regeneration

• social progress from regeneration measured with?

  • health and life expectancy - changes in type of employment, less shift work, less damage to workers health
  • demographics - growth in population shows people are moving into the area due to opportunities
  • access - wider pavements making transport and walking safer for all
  • education - more in higher education shows less of a need to work straightaway to support household finances
  • deprivation - IMD scores before and after regeneration
  • inequality - regeneration can cause inequality
• success of economic regeneration measured in?

  • Income - higher levels of personal income = regeneration success
  • Poverty - lower poverty levels indicates regeneration success
  • Employment - increased levels of employment shows regeneration success as more economic opportunities for people
• environmental indicators assessing success of regeneration is based on?

  • pollution
  • derelict land - reduction in derelict land shows regeneration taking place on brownfield sites, improving how a place looks
  • green space - more green space shows regeneration benefitted the wildlife and increased trees show authorities trying to offset environmental damage