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Enhancing Community Development through Data: CDA Database Subcommittee

Join the CDA Database Subcommittee to explore ways to maximize data for community development. Learn about current structure, funding ideas, and potential new tools. Let's work together to make a difference!

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Enhancing Community Development through Data: CDA Database Subcommittee

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  1. CDA Database Development Subcommittee Jerry Shechter – WHO Jeff Fandorf – El Centro Craig Wolfe – LISC Ed Linnebur – KCNA Troy Osborne – BHCS Peter Eaton and Doug Bowles – UMKC CEI

  2. CDA Database Subcommittee: Objectives • Mutual agreement among members of the subcommittee that more can and should be done with data to further the cause of community development • Planning Tools • Activity Measurement Capabilities • Improved Outcome Measurement • Get buy-in from CDA members and LISC to pursue development of data based tools

  3. CDA Database Subcommittee:Current Structure of CEI Data Warehouse • Geographies • Housing Condition Survey and Resurvey • Real Estate Data from the Counties • Monthly Offense and Arrest Reports (KCMO, KCK) • MLS Sales • 1990 and 2000 Census • ES202 for Kansas • Non-residential Survey • Other • See Handout for more details

  4. CDA Database Subcommittee:Summary of Our Proposal • Make better use of what we have in place • There is much more that can be done with what is in place if users are more aware of capabilities • Training sessions • Increase the number of systematically gathered elements in the database • CDC Activities • More Resurveys of Housing Conditions • Non-residential survey for CDC’s with non residential objectives • Quality of life survey • ES202 from Missouri • City Information • Other

  5. CDA Database Subcommittee:Funding Ideas • LISC/KCCDI • UMKC • Center for the City • CEI • New Directions • Foundations • Local • National

  6. Intro to the system • PDF presentation PDF • Blue Valley Housing Demonstration PPT1 • Blue Valley Offense and Arrest Report Demonstration PPT2 • Kansas ES202 Demonstration

  7. CDA Database Subcommittee:Current Uses of CEI’s Data Warehouse • KCCDI/LISC have provided some of the resources to CEI to develop the Data Warehouse • Table 1: CityScope Users • CityScope Demonstration http://cei.umkc.edu/cityscope/ • Other Uses • KCCDI • Custom requests from LISC and CDC’s • Custom requests from neighborhood associations • Grants

  8. CDA Database Subcommittee:Potential New Tools • Systematic collection of CDC activities in one place for tabular and mappable presentation • All the examples we have shown so far are for relatively large areas. • Something has been missing from all the maps so far – CDC activity. • We have the tools to look at much smaller areas – the areas in which cdc’s operate. • Use of CDC activities within existing structure of outcome measure – simulation example 1 • Improved Outcome Measures, and use of existing and new data in context of these – simulation example 2

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