Research and data
The local authority conducts surveys, collects, edits and analyses data and produces reports. This contributes to local policy and management based on knowledge and insight. Statistical data and research data – which cannot be found on this site – can be accessed online by parties including residents, entrepreneurs, students and institutions.
For whom
A lot of data can be found at Leeuwarden in Figures (opens in new tab). It includes population data and housing figures. Some examples of data that can be found through Leeuwarden in figures:
- Population Pyramid (opens in new tab)
- Civil status by age and sex (opens in new tab)
- Number of moves from the Inner City to other neighbourhoods (opens in new tab)
- Pupil and student numbers (opens in new tab)
More facts, figures and studies
There are several sources where you can find information on facts, figures and studies. These sources are divided into sources for data from the City of Leeuwarden only and data from national sources.
The City of Leeuwarden:
- Safety performance index (opens in new tab)
- Information about the security situation of Leeuwarden and its neighbourhoods.
- Sociale Index (opens in new tab)
- Information about the social state of your neighbourhood.
- Youth Monitor (opens in new tab)
- Information about ‘the state’ of youth in Leeuwarden.
- Poverty monitor (opens in new tab)
- Information about the extent and composition of poverty issues.
- District surveys
- The City of Leeuwarden conducts a large survey by questionnaire among its own residents every year. Each year focuses on different questions. The results of the surveys can be found on Leeuwarden in figures, for example under the heading published reports.
National sources:
- Waarstaatjegemeente.nl (opens in new tab)
- Comparing local authority performance with several other local authorities.
- LISA (opens in new tab)
- Employment composition.
- CBS StatLine (opens in new tab)
- General statistical information on local authorities through themes Netherlands regional.
- Climate monitor (opens in new tab)
- Information on sustainability figures.
Other data:
If you are looking for data that you cannot find in the above sources, please send an email to statistiek@leeuwarden.nl. You can also use this mail address for questions, explanations or additional clarifications.
<div id="value">Figures </div></div><div data-type="custom_field_v2" data-source-id="121822" data-key="sections_1_fee"><div id="value"></div></div><div data-type="custom_field_v2" data-source-id="121824" data-key="sections_1_content">On the website <a href="https://leeuwarden.incijfers.nl/"><i>Leeuwarden in Cijfers</i></a> (Leeuwarden in Figures), you will find a lot of information about the City of Leeuwarden. You can look up and view data here yourself. <span style="font-size: 1.125rem;">Can’t find certain information? If you can’t find certain information or would like to ask a question, </span>feel free to <a href="https://www.leeuwarden.nl/contact-opnemen-met/contact/">contact</a> us. What can you do on the website? <ul> <li>Dashboard: all of the most important topics in a single overview.</li> <li>Themes and areas: select a topic, such as Population, Care & Health, or Safety. You can then view the figures per district or neighbourhood.</li> <li>Comparing data: compare the data of different districts and neighbourhoods in Leeuwarden.</li> <li>Download and share: you can easily download tables and graphs, as PDF, Excel or CSV files.</li> </ul>
To do our work as well as possible, we as the City of Leeuwarden collect data. This data can also be valuable and interesting to others, such as residents, businesses, organisations, journalists and researchers.
We therefore make data available as much as possible at our own:
This data is released for reuse by third parties without restrictive conditions. Other (external) sources of Open Data are:
<div id="value">Publications </div></div><div data-type="custom_field_v2" data-source-id="121828" data-key="sections_2_fee"><div id="value"></div></div><div data-type="custom_field_v2" data-source-id="121830" data-key="sections_2_content"><p data-start="44" data-end="178">Our data team prepares and collaborates on reports on the City of Leeuwarden. We use data we collect ourselves and/or public data for this. You can find these reports on the <a href="https://leeuwarden.incijfers.nl/"><i>Leeuwarden in Cijfers</i></a> website. Examples of reports are:</p> <ul> <li><i>Trends in Beeld </i>(Trends in View)</li> <li><i>Armoedemonitor </i>(Poverty Monitor)</li> <li><i>Rapport Inwonersenquête</i> (Residents’ Survey Report)</li> <li><i>Rapport Jongerenenquête </i>(Youth Survey Report)</li> </ul>
You can contribute to the residential and living climate of the City of Leeuwarden by participating in the Digital Citizens’ Panel Leeuwarden.
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For whom
A lot of data can be found at Leeuwarden in Figures (opens in new tab). It includes population data and housing figures. Some examples of data that can be found through Leeuwarden in figures:
- Population Pyramid (opens in new tab)
- Civil status by age and sex (opens in new tab)
- Number of moves from the Inner City to other neighbourhoods (opens in new tab)
- Pupil and student numbers (opens in new tab)
More facts, figures and studies
There are several sources where you can find information on facts, figures and studies. These sources are divided into sources for data from the City of Leeuwarden only and data from national sources.
The City of Leeuwarden:
- Safety performance index (opens in new tab)
- Information about the security situation of Leeuwarden and its neighbourhoods.
- Sociale Index (opens in new tab)
- Information about the social state of your neighbourhood.
- Youth Monitor (opens in new tab)
- Information about ‘the state’ of youth in Leeuwarden.
- Poverty monitor (opens in new tab)
- Information about the extent and composition of poverty issues.
- District surveys
- The City of Leeuwarden conducts a large survey by questionnaire among its own residents every year. Each year focuses on different questions. The results of the surveys can be found on Leeuwarden in figures, for example under the heading published reports.
National sources:
- Waarstaatjegemeente.nl (opens in new tab)
- Comparing local authority performance with several other local authorities.
- LISA (opens in new tab)
- Employment composition.
- CBS StatLine (opens in new tab)
- General statistical information on local authorities through themes Netherlands regional.
- Climate monitor (opens in new tab)
- Information on sustainability figures.
Other data:
If you are looking for data that you cannot find in the above sources, please send an email to statistiek@leeuwarden.nl. You can also use this mail address for questions, explanations or additional clarifications.
<div id="value">Figures </div></div><div data-type="custom_field_v2" data-source-id="121822" data-key="sections_1_fee"><div id="value"></div></div><div data-type="custom_field_v2" data-source-id="121824" data-key="sections_1_content">On the website <a href="https://leeuwarden.incijfers.nl/"><i>Leeuwarden in Cijfers</i></a> (Leeuwarden in Figures), you will find a lot of information about the City of Leeuwarden. You can look up and view data here yourself. <span style="font-size: 1.125rem;">Can’t find certain information? If you can’t find certain information or would like to ask a question, </span>feel free to <a href="https://www.leeuwarden.nl/contact-opnemen-met/contact/">contact</a> us. What can you do on the website? <ul> <li>Dashboard: all of the most important topics in a single overview.</li> <li>Themes and areas: select a topic, such as Population, Care & Health, or Safety. You can then view the figures per district or neighbourhood.</li> <li>Comparing data: compare the data of different districts and neighbourhoods in Leeuwarden.</li> <li>Download and share: you can easily download tables and graphs, as PDF, Excel or CSV files.</li> </ul>
To do our work as well as possible, we as the City of Leeuwarden collect data. This data can also be valuable and interesting to others, such as residents, businesses, organisations, journalists and researchers.
We therefore make data available as much as possible at our own:
This data is released for reuse by third parties without restrictive conditions. Other (external) sources of Open Data are:
<div id="value">Publications </div></div><div data-type="custom_field_v2" data-source-id="121828" data-key="sections_2_fee"><div id="value"></div></div><div data-type="custom_field_v2" data-source-id="121830" data-key="sections_2_content"><p data-start="44" data-end="178">Our data team prepares and collaborates on reports on the City of Leeuwarden. We use data we collect ourselves and/or public data for this. You can find these reports on the <a href="https://leeuwarden.incijfers.nl/"><i>Leeuwarden in Cijfers</i></a> website. Examples of reports are:</p> <ul> <li><i>Trends in Beeld </i>(Trends in View)</li> <li><i>Armoedemonitor </i>(Poverty Monitor)</li> <li><i>Rapport Inwonersenquête</i> (Residents’ Survey Report)</li> <li><i>Rapport Jongerenenquête </i>(Youth Survey Report)</li> </ul>
You can contribute to the residential and living climate of the City of Leeuwarden by participating in the Digital Citizens’ Panel Leeuwarden.