The Neighbourhood Passport gives the data picture of a neighbourhood, the Neighbourhood Agenda the perspective of its residents. Where the two overlap, the picture stands firm; where they diverge, a blind spot for the municipality may lie. Making that blind spot visible means investing in the connection with residents and in value creation at the same time.
Fixed comparison questions help: which transition tasks come forward, which task do residents prioritise, does anything stand out that did not appear in the Neighbourhood Passport, and are there minority perspectives that are less visible but no less important? Source: Transform Zuid-Holland (in Dutch).