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Thematic Modules
The Modules provide theme-specific research and analysis about the South West to inform policy and decision making.
They are each structured differently, but are all publicly funded in some way.
Coming together under the SWO banner with the local intelligence networks encourages and enables cross-thematic working, and provides a conduit for sub-regional thematic intelligence needs to be understood and met.
For more information on the individual modules see below. Click on the links to the various module websites. For information on the latest news and releases from the Modules,
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Economy Module
The Economy Module
provides those responsible for developing economic policies in the South West with accurate and timely information, intelligence and analysis on all aspects of business and economic activity within the South West. As such the Economy Modules provides a number of products including: information and analysis on the Regional Accounts, economic indicators and reports and briefings including the Regional Economic Profile. The Economy Module sits within the South West RDA.
Email enquiries to
economy@swo.org.uk
Access the Economy Module Website -
http://economy.swo.org.uk
Environment Module
The Environment Module
(SWENVO) is funded by the Environment Agency and is a partnership of environmental organisations sharing the collation, production, analysis & dissemination of intelligence, evidence & research on regional environmental matters here in the South West.
Email enquiries to
swenvo@swo.org.uk
Access the Environment Module Website -
http://www.swenvo.org.uk
Planning Module
The Planning Module
is managed and maintained by South West Councils. It aims to collect, analyse and present evidence to support planning policy in the South West. In addition, it works to facilitate access to information, to co-ordinate and improve monitoring work and to provide a central resource for planning data and to improve the quality of decision-making in both the public and private sector.
Email enquiries to
planning@swo.org.uk
Access the Planning Module Website -
http://planning.swo.org.uk
Public Health Module
The South West Public Health Observatory
(SWPHO) was created in 2005 as a result of a merger between the existing Public Health Observatory
(Public Health Intelligence Team (PHIT))
and the
South West Cancer Intelligence Service (SWCIS)
. It incorporates the
Drug Treatment Monitoring System of the South West (NDTMS)
and has an academic partnership with the Department of Social Medicine, University of Bristol.
Email enquiries to
swpho@swo.org.uk
Access the Public Health Observatory Website -
http://www.swpho.nhs.uk
Skills & Learning Module
The Skills and Learning Intelligence Module
(SLIM) was established in January 2001, following extensive consultation with regional partners. It is funded by the South West RDA and the European Social Fund and provides data, analysis and reports on a broad range of skills, learning and education issues.
Email enquiries to
slim@swo.org.uk
Access the SLIM Website -
http://www.swslim.org.uk
Culture Module
The Culture Module
is the most recent theme to join the SWO network. It is managed by the South West Cultural Executive Board and exists to bring the most up-to-date information and intelligence on culture to policy makers and practitioners across South West.
Email enquiries to
culture@swo.org.uk
Access the Culture Module Website -
http://culture.swo.org.uk
Module News
Place Based Budget
31/08/2010
LEPs Update
31/08/2010
Culture and Sport Physical Asset Mapping Toolkit Report
27/08/2010
Latest Statistics from the Taking Part Survey
25/08/2010
A special paper: Business and Finance - Coalition consultation, is now available
12/08/2010
A special paper: Political Economy - the current debate, is now available
12/08/2010
Culture, Media & Sport House of Commons Committee launches new inquiry
10/08/2010
The first Economy Module Monthly Newsletter is now available
10/08/2010
The latest results from the South West PMI survey are now available
09/08/2010
South West Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) - June 2010 survey results are now available
09/08/2010
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