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We are reaching out to our connections to collect user feedback on YEP and YHODA to capture the journey of what impact these have had on stakeholders for accessible data for informed decision-making. We want to understand: Who is using the portal. What people are using it for. How useful the portal is for different stakeholders. Examples of how the portal has supported people in their role, projects, or decision-making.
What does it take to turn complex local data into practical tools for policy and planning? In this ONS Local workshop, Guifré Ballesté Santacana and Dr. Stanislava Naneva from the Yorkshire & Humber Office for Data Analytics (YHODA) introduces the Yorkshire Engagement Portal (YEP): a free, open-access platform designed to support place-based policy, community planning, and evidence-based decision-making across Yorkshire and the Humber.
Find out how we brought together 46 students from across the University of Sheffield to form multidisciplinary teams that worked to tackle urgent sustainability questions facing Sheffield and South Yorkshire.
Join ONS Local and the Yorkshire & Humber Office for Data Analytics to learn how the Yorkshire Engagement Portal supports local policy and planning
The University of Sheffield today announced the launch of the Yorkshire Engagement Portal (YEP), a groundbreaking open-access data analytics platform designed to empower communities, businesses, and policymakers across Yorkshire and the Humber.
On Tuesday, 17 June, over 60 stakeholders from across the region joined in-person and online to mark the first release of the Yorkshire Engagement Portal (YEP).
