Mechanical ventilation and sports and play areas together deliver a model neighbourhood around €210,000 in societal value against €72,000 in costs.
Ventilation and exercise in the neighbourhood: €3.27 in value per euro invested Read More »
Communal kitchens, neighbourhood gardens and workshops deliver a model neighbourhood around €580,000 in societal value against €380,000 in costs.
€500 per household in neighbourhood cohesion delivers €750 in societal value Read More »
Lamp posts, litter bins and lively ground floors deliver a model neighbourhood around €16,000 in societal value against €5,700 in costs — 2.8 times the investment.
Lighting and clean streets: small costs, repaid 2.8 times over Read More »
Local employment returns €2.18 per euro invested: around €940,000 in societal value against €430,000 in costs per model neighbourhood.
One basic qualification is worth €160,000 in societal value Read More »
A community centre costs around €86,785 per year and delivers €168,364 in benefits; per model neighbourhood the task adds up to €200,000 in value against €120,000 in costs.
A community centre returns nearly double what it costs Read More »
A laptop, travel allowance and tutoring cost around €700 per pupil and prevent eleven times as much in societal costs — one of the cheapest high-potential neighbourhood interventions.
Accessible education: €700 per pupil becomes €7,742 in societal benefits Read More »
Sharing appliances, internet and services delivers a model neighbourhood around €41,000 in societal value against €21,000 in costs — the largest gains land with low-income households.
Sharing appliances and subscriptions doubles the value for the neighbourhood Read More »
The low-traffic neighbourhood has the highest benefit-cost ratio of all linked tasks: around €320,000 in societal value against €19,000 in costs per model neighbourhood.
A low-traffic neighbourhood returns seventeen times the investment Read More »
Shared mobility delivers a model neighbourhood around €470,000 in societal value against €400,000 in costs: each shared bike replaces more than one rush-hour trip daily.
One shared bike per five residents takes the rush hour out of the neighbourhood Read More »
Walking and cycling infrastructure delivers a model neighbourhood around €59,000 in societal value against €24,000 in costs — backed by Zuid-Limburg field figures.
Cycling and walking infrastructure pays for itself two and a half times over Read More »
