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Summaries - creating sustainable communities
Changes in sustainable development measures since 1990 and 2003.
Indicators for creating sustainable communities (CSC) mainly cover poverty, health, crime, access, mobility, and local and domestic environments. 23 measures show improvement
since 2003, 20 show little or no change, and 4 show a deterioration.
Those showing improvement include households in temporary accommodation, crime, fear of crime, mortality rates, infant mortality differences and road accidents.
Those showing deterioration are the difference in life
expectancy between local authorities, community participation,
ozone pollution in urban areas and households experiencing
fuel poverty.
Updated: 30 July 2009