Economy Dashboard
Overview of short-term, medium-term, and forward-looking economic trends
Find out moreOverview of short-term, medium-term, and forward-looking economic trends
Find out moreA subset of economic indicators to inform strategic priorities of the Business Growth and Innovation Advisory Board
Find out moreA subset of labour market and skills indicators to inform strategic priorities of the People and Skills Advisory Board
Find out moreA subset of inclusion indicators to monitor socio-economic outcomes across societal groups
Find out moreClose to real time understanding of unemployment and other work-related claims, with a granular geographic and demographic profile
Find out moreComparing numbers of apprenticeship starts across LEP and devolved areas, split by demographics and by subject area
Find out moreThis analytical tool explores baseline results of the Midlands Engine Economic Model across a range of indicators and regional geographies. Its purpose is for local policy/decision makers and other stakeholders to understand the current and future expectations of the Midlands economy.
Find out moreA longitudinal view of inflation plus a selection of work-based and poverty-based measures related to the cost of living
Find out moreAn overview of projects funded by Innovate UK in D2N2. The analysis includes the number of projects, grant awards, total project costs, grant awards per million of GVA by LEP area, IUK sector, applicant type, and year.
Find out moreIdentifying top occupations by a range of indicators, such as jobs, annual demand, and vacancies, and examining the entire occupational landscape of each district
Find out moreA breakdown of the core UKSPF funding allocations to D2N2 districts, with an outline of the funding methodology
Find out moreA summary of ERDF projects in D2N2 by their year of scheduled completion, including a short description of each project
Find out moreOverview of D2N2 capital projects and outputs against Government targets
Find out moreEstimates of the potential local effects of net-zero transition on jobs.
Find out moreAnalysis of relative deprivation in D2N2 districts and neighbourhoods using Indices of Multiple Deprivation
Find out moreThis analytical tool explores several indicators for the D2N2 rural and urban areas covering the recent trend and the latest data on population, GVA, employment, and business count.
Find out moreDetailed analysis of the public sector expenditure in East Midlands by function and department, including D2N2 estimates.
Find out moreThis tool uses publicly available Decision Maker Panel data and combines it with Business Register and Employment Survey to estimate the impact of Covid-19 on local authorities.
Find out moreA subset of environmental indicators to inform decarbonization and integrated infrastructure priorities
Find out moreUp-to-date picture of national coronavirus-related employment support schemes (CJRS, SEISS) in D2N2 and its districts, along with sectoral and demographic profile
Find out moreMedium-term skills and labour market indicators broken down to district level
Find out morePerspectives of local businesses from our Growth Hub Survey on the impact of Covid-19, their expectations for the future, plans for growth, and human resources needs
Find out moreInsight into Covid-19 effects on the labour market from an occupational perspective, highlighting important geographical, educational, and occupational differences
Find out moreInsight into Covid-19 effects on GDP and GVA, using input-output modelling
Find out moreVisualisation of data on schools in D2N2 based on EduBase, to help assess schools’ performance
Find out moreIncludes breakdowns of the number of apprentices, apprenticeship starts and achievements by year (from 2016/17 to 2018/19 academic year), Sector Subject Area, and Provider, as well as learner characteristics
Find out moreBuilt-up area and local authority district level analysis including historical employment and population growth, job density, deprivation, and sectoral distribution of GVA and employment
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