Research and data
The local authority carries out surveys and collects and analyses data. Data are important for the City of Leeuwarden. They help us understand what is going on in the city and in the villages. We can use this information to make better plans, improve our services and make good decisions.
For whom
Surveys and data are interesting for you as well:
- Residents: these data give you an accurate picture of the experiences of residents and of your living environment.
- Entrepreneurs: for example, you can use figures on the economy and the population composition of residents. This information can be useful in growing or developing your company.
- Students: you will find reliable data for your research or project here.
- Organisations: find figures and information about the area in which your organisation operates. This will give you insight into the experiences of residents and important key figures.
Figures
On the website Leeuwarden in Cijfers (opens in new tab) (Leeuwarden in Figures), you will find a lot of information about the City of Leeuwarden. You can look up and view data here yourself. Can’t find certain information? If you can’t find certain information or would like to ask a question, feel free to contact us.
What can you do on the website?
- Dashboard: all of the most important topics in a single overview.
- Themes and areas: select a topic, such as Population, Care & Health, or Safety. You can then view the figures per district or neighbourhood.
- Comparing data: compare the data of different districts and neighbourhoods in Leeuwarden.
- Download and share: you can easily download tables and graphs, as PDF, Excel or CSV files.
Publications
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 Leeuwarden in Cijfers (opens in new tab) website. Examples of reports are:
- Trends in Beeld (Trends in View)
- Armoedemonitor (Poverty Monitor)
- Rapport Inwonersenquête (Residents’ Survey Report)
- Rapport Jongerenenquête (Youth Survey Report)
Do you want to participate in surveys yourself?
Contribute your thoughts on topics in the City of Leeuwarden. Participate in the Leeuwarden Digital Citizens’ Panel. You will find more information on the page Digital Citizens’ Panel.
Questions
Contact the City of Leeuwarden.
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For whom
Surveys and data are interesting for you as well:
- Residents: these data give you an accurate picture of the experiences of residents and of your living environment.
- Entrepreneurs: for example, you can use figures on the economy and the population composition of residents. This information can be useful in growing or developing your company.
- Students: you will find reliable data for your research or project here.
- Organisations: find figures and information about the area in which your organisation operates. This will give you insight into the experiences of residents and important key figures.
Figures
On the website Leeuwarden in Cijfers (opens in new tab) (Leeuwarden in Figures), you will find a lot of information about the City of Leeuwarden. You can look up and view data here yourself. Can’t find certain information? If you can’t find certain information or would like to ask a question, feel free to contact us.
What can you do on the website?
- Dashboard: all of the most important topics in a single overview.
- Themes and areas: select a topic, such as Population, Care & Health, or Safety. You can then view the figures per district or neighbourhood.
- Comparing data: compare the data of different districts and neighbourhoods in Leeuwarden.
- Download and share: you can easily download tables and graphs, as PDF, Excel or CSV files.
Publications
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 Leeuwarden in Cijfers (opens in new tab) website. Examples of reports are:
- Trends in Beeld (Trends in View)
- Armoedemonitor (Poverty Monitor)
- Rapport Inwonersenquête (Residents’ Survey Report)
- Rapport Jongerenenquête (Youth Survey Report)
Do you want to participate in surveys yourself?
Contribute your thoughts on topics in the City of Leeuwarden. Participate in the Leeuwarden Digital Citizens’ Panel. You will find more information on the page Digital Citizens’ Panel.
Questions
Contact the City of Leeuwarden.