The Neighbourhood Passport starts with a quick scan based on CBS data from 2019, supplemented by a deeper layer using the municipality’s own data. Together they show which societal transitions in a neighbourhood need attention.
Because the quick scan rests on public, national figures, any municipality can quickly form a first picture of a neighbourhood; the deeper layer with local data then makes that picture specific. The Neighbourhood Passport thus forms the factual point of departure on which the Neighbourhood Agenda and the later linked tasks build. Source: Transform project dossier, New Economy.