National evaluation of the new deal for communities programme: household survey data, 2002-2008

doi:10.5255/UKDA-SN-5299-1

National evaluation of the new deal for communities programme: household survey data, 2002-2008

The National Evaluation of the New Deal for Communities Programme (NDC) surveys began in 2002. To begin the programme, MORI Social Research worked with CRESR at Sheffield Hallam University, on behalf of the Neighbourhood Renewal Unit. The first phase of the programme took the form of a large-scale p...

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Corporate Authors:	GfK NOP (Author) ; Social Research Institute (Author)
Format:	Electronic Book Statistics
Language:	English
Published:	Colchester UK Data Service 2010
In:	Year: 2010
Online Access:	Volltext (kostenfrei registrierungspflichtig)
Check availability:	HBZ Gateway
Keywords:	Adults Age antisocial behaviour Anxiety Arson Attitudes Binge drinking central government charitable organizations Child care Children citizen participation Citizenship committees Communities community action Community Development community identification Community life crime and security crime victims criminal damage debilitative illness Debts Decision Making development programmes Dogs Drug Abuse economic activity Education emotional states Employees employers Employment employment history employment opportunities employment programmes Environmental degradation Ethnic conflict ethnic groups family members Fear of crime Friends Fruit fund-raising further education Gender general practitioners Harassment heads of household Health health consultations Health services home ownership hospital services hours of work household income Households Housing housing conditions housing tenure Income Industries job hunting landlords languages Life Satisfaction local community facilities Local Government local government services Marital Status Membership motor vehicles Neighbourhoods neighbours occupational qualifications occupational status offences open spaces and recreational areas parent participation Participation physical activities police services Political Influence Political Participation Public transport qualifications Quality of life Racial Discrimination racial prejudice Racial segregation Racism Refugees Refuse Religious Affiliation rented accommodation residential mobility Responsibility Satisfaction savings Schools self-employed self-help groups Smoking smoking cessation Social Capital social housing Social Life Social Networks social security benefits Social Support subsidiary employment supervisory status Theft theft protection Training Transport Trust Unemployment vegetables voluntary work Wages Youth Statistik > 2002-2008 > Großbritannien