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This chart shows the 5 Leefbaarometer dimensions for this area: - Housing stock: quality/composition of dwellings. - Physical environment: built and environmental context. - Amenities: access/availability of facilities. - Social cohesion: strength of local social cohesion. - Nuisance and safety: perceived nuisance and safety pressure. How to read the numbers: - Values are deviations from the Dutch national average in standard deviations (SD). - 0 = around national average. - Positive = more favourable contribution to liveability than average. - Negative = less favourable contribution than average. - Larger absolute value = stronger deviation. Source: Leefbaarometer FAQ and open data.

The Leefbaarometer provides a model-based estimate of liveability using weighted environmental characteristics. Per the FAQ, it combines two models: resident judgements (WoON) and housing-market behaviour. The total score is an absolute score; classes are calibrated to WoON 2018. Important: this is a signalling/monitoring instrument, not a causal model. Source: Leefbaarometer FAQ (Ministry of the Interior).

Annual mean nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) concentration in µg/m³ per neighbourhood, based on the RIVM Grootschalige Concentratiekaarten Nederland (GCN) 1×1 km grid. Values are area-weighted means of grid cells overlapping the neighbourhood boundary. WHO guideline (2021): 10 µg/m³ (annual mean). EU limit value: 40 µg/m³. Source: RIVM GCN — National Concentration Maps.

Distribution of dwellings by ownership type. Owner-occupied dwellings are inhabited by their owners. Social rental dwellings are rented from housing associations (toegelaten instellingen). Private rental dwellings are rented from private landlords. Based on Buildings Register (BAG) and property valuation (WOZ) records. Source: CBS Kerncijfers Wijken en Buurten.

Share of single-family and multi-family dwellings. A single-family home is a standalone dwelling on its own plot (detached, semi-detached, corner or terraced house). A multi-family dwelling is part of a building containing multiple homes (flat, apartment, maisonette). Source: CBS Kerncijfers Wijken en Buurten / BAG.

Distribution of dwellings by construction period based on the year of completion from the Buildings and Addresses Register (BAG). Dwellings built before 2000 are generally less energy-efficient than more recent housing stock. Source: CBS Kerncijfers Wijken en Buurten / BAG.

Civil status of residents aged 15 and over: unmarried (never married), married (including registered partnership), divorced (including dissolved partnership) and widowed. Registered in the Municipal Personal Records Database (BRP). Source: CBS Kerncijfers Wijken en Buurten.

Population by migration background per CBS definition. Dutch background: born in the Netherlands with both parents born in the Netherlands. Western background: origin in Europe (excl. Turkey), North America, Oceania, Japan or Indonesia. Non-western background: origin in Africa, Latin America, Asia (excl. Japan/Indonesia) or Turkey. Source: CBS Kerncijfers Wijken en Buurten.

Number of residents with a non-western migration background broken down by the five largest origin groups. Country of origin is based on the person's own country of birth (first generation) or the country of birth of the parents (second generation). Source: CBS Kerncijfers Wijken en Buurten.

Composition of private households: single-person households, multi-person households without resident children (couples, shared housing) and multi-person households with resident children. Institutional households (care homes, prisons, etc.) are excluded. Source: CBS Kerncijfers Wijken en Buurten.

Highest attained educational level of the population aged 15 to 75. Low: primary education, lower vocational (VMBO), MBO level 1 or first three years of HAVO/VWO. Medium: MBO level 2/3/4, completed HAVO or VWO. High: higher vocational education (HBO) or university (WO). Based on CBS Education Registers. Source: CBS Kerncijfers Wijken en Buurten.