Community Indicators Victoria provides a community wellbeing indicator framework with local level data.

Community wellbeing indicators are:

  • A democratic tool for engaging citizens and communities in informed discussions about shared goals and priorities,
  • A policy tool, guiding evidence-based planning and action to address the issues identified as important by communities,
  • A reporting tool, tracking and communicating progress towards agreed goals and outcomes.

CIV is a collaborative project hosted by the McCaughey Centre, School of Population Health, University of Melbourne.

Join CIV... it's free!

• participate in CIV projects
• share your ideas about community indicators
• contact other CIV members via the web site
• generate your own customised reports
• export reports for use in your own project
• receive our notices and newsletters

Discover your Region or Local Government Area

Would you like to find out more about your region or local government area?

View the LGA map

Usingthe map, choose a view from the blue buttons, then click on the area you are interested in.

This will produce a detailed report from a standard set of community indicators for that area.

Prepare your own report using the community indicators and geographic areas of most interest to you. Become a CIV member to create a Live Report

 

Wellbeing Maps

CIV has developed an online Geographic Information System (GIS) which is an interactive mapping and analysis tool to enable visual communication of wellbeing indicators.

The Wellbeing Map uses Instant Atlas to present wellbeing information in a geographical context, revealing spatial variations and patterns across Victoria.

View the Wellbeing Map

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