We are delighted that the English Indices of Deprivation 2015 have been awarded Runners Up in this year’s Royal Statistical Society Awards for Excellence in Official Statistics. The chair of the awards panel, Jill Leyland, highlighted:
“The English Indices of Deprivation is always an impressive piece of work. The 2015 version featured exemplary user engagement, with strong quality assurance overcoming many challenges with the use of administrative data.”
OCSI were commissioned by the Department for Communities and Local Government to carry out the research and develop the data for the English Indices of Deprivation 2015. We worked with a number of partners to produce the Indices, a project which spanned nearly two years. The Indices of Deprivation (including the Index of Multiple Deprivation) were published in September 2015 and have since been used by government, charities and private organisations to allocate resources and funding. Take a look at our resource hub for examples of how the Indices of Deprivation are being used.
The Indices of Deprivation 2015 are identified as “National Statistics” by the UK Statistics Authority, and highlighted by the Authority as a case study for good practice in quality assuring administrative data
OCSI is committed to providing rigorous research and analysis for the public sector, and it was fantastic to lead on developing these crucial datasets. We are fanatical about the quality of the research we produce and it is an honour to have this recognised in the Excellence in Official Statistics award.
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