C-19 Challenge

The SENA app uses council data sources with an algorithm to generate a vulnerability risk index that can detect potentially vulnerable citizens. The project, which was previously Vulnerability Risk Index, […]

This project used their C-19 Challenge funding to add extra functionality to the BeachCheck smartphone application that had already been developed. The app helps to prevent overcrowding on Bournemouth, Christchurch and […]

This project, led by Leeds and Croydon Councils, intended to tackle the real world challenges and chronic lack of digital capability in certain communities across the UK. Individuals lack access […]

Led by East Riding of Yorkshire Council, in partnership with Hull City Council, North East Lincolnshire Council and North Lincolnshire Council and supported by The Centre for Human Factors at […]

Led by Central Bedfordshire Council and the London Borough of Camden, with support from LOTI, the project used their funding to discover, prototype and test a solution to data exchange […]

This project, led by Tameside and Sedgemoor Councils, aimed to produce national data standards that result in reduced hardship for vulnerable people and households, by improving a locality’s ability to […]

This discovery project, led by South Gloucestershire Council and Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames, aimed to develop a ‘playbook’ that includes systems and tools that councils can use for […]

Previously led by the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, this C-19 Challenge project has developed a model to anticipate the forthcoming wave of demand to help vulnerable children and families emerge […]

This project led by Camden Council focusses on producing a working digital planning notice that allows users to access planning notices online. This ensures local people, businesses, and other key stakeholders […]

About this project This project, led by Newcastle City Council, uses data to support a safe return to the high street. They have built a website to share data to […]