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Building an SDG Data Dashboard for San Jos, California Derek Ouyang (douyang1@stanford.edu), Lecturer, Stanford University 2017 American Planning Association Conference New York, NY -- May 7, 2017 ? ? ? Population 8.4 million 620,000

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Building an SDG Data Dashboard for San José, California

Derek Ouyang (douyang1@stanford.edu), Lecturer, Stanford University 2017 American Planning Association Conference New York, NY -- May 7, 2017

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? ? ? Population 8.4 million 620,000 1.0 million Population Density 28,000/sqmi 7,700/sqmi 5,700/sqmi

city-data.com

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NYC Baltimore San Jose Population 8.4 million 620,000 1.0 million Population Density 28,000/sqmi 7,700/sqmi 5,700/sqmi

city-data.com

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NYC Baltimore San Jose Population 8.4 million 620,000 1.0 million Population Density 28,000/sqmi 7,700/sqmi 5,700/sqmi 1.1 1.5 0.86 8.4% 38% 50% 22% 70% 77% 15% 32% 19%

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NYC Baltimore San Jose Population 8.4 million 620,000 1.0 million Population Density 28,000/sqmi 7,700/sqmi 5,700/sqmi Jobs/Employed Residents Ratio 1.1 1.5 0.86 8.4% 38% 50% 22% 70% 77% 15% 32% 19%

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NYC Baltimore San Jose Population 8.4 million 620,000 1.0 million Population Density 28,000/sqmi 7,700/sqmi 5,700/sqmi Jobs/Employed Residents Ratio 1.1 1.5 0.86 Work in another city 8.4% 38% 50% 22% 70% 77% 15% 32% 19%

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NYC Baltimore San Jose Population 8.4 million 620,000 1.0 million Population Density 28,000/sqmi 7,700/sqmi 5,700/sqmi Jobs/Employed Residents Ratio 1.1 1.5 0.86 Work in another city 8.4% 38% 50% Commute by single occupant vehicle 22% 70% 77% 15% 32% 19%

city-data.com

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NYC Baltimore San Jose Population 8.4 million 620,000 1.0 million Population Density 28,000/sqmi 7,700/sqmi 5,700/sqmi Jobs/Employed Residents Ratio 1.1 1.5 0.86 Work in another city 8.4% 38% 50% Commute by single occupant vehicle 22% 70% 77% Adult obesity rate 15% 32% 19%

city-data.com

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NYC Baltimore San Jose Population 8.4 million 620,000 1.0 million Population Density 28,000/sqmi 7,700/sqmi 5,700/sqmi Jobs/Employed Residents Ratio 1.1 1.5 0.86 Work in another city 8.4% 38% 50% Commute by single occupant vehicle 22% 70% 77% Adult obesity rate 15% 32% 19% $52,000 $42,000 $81,000 $1300 $980 $1700 21% 23% 13% $1500 $900 $290 390,000 24,000 4,700

city-data.com

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city-data.com

NYC Baltimore San Jose Population 8.4 million 620,000 1.0 million Population Density 28,000/sqmi 7,700/sqmi 5,700/sqmi Jobs/Employed Residents Ratio 1.1 1.5 0.86 Work in another city 8.4% 38% 50% Commute by single occupant vehicle 22% 70% 77% Adult obesity rate 15% 32% 19% Household median income $52,000 $42,000 $81,000 $1300 $980 $1700 21% 23% 13% $1500 $900 $290 390,000 24,000 4,700

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city-data.com

NYC Baltimore San Jose Population 8.4 million 620,000 1.0 million Population Density 28,000/sqmi 7,700/sqmi 5,700/sqmi Jobs/Employed Residents Ratio 1.1 1.5 0.86 Work in another city 8.4% 38% 50% Commute by single occupant vehicle 22% 70% 77% Adult obesity rate 15% 32% 19% Household median income $52,000 $42,000 $81,000 Monthly housing costs $1300 $980 $1700 21% 23% 13% $1500 $900 $290 390,000 24,000 4,700

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city-data.com

NYC Baltimore San Jose Population 8.4 million 620,000 1.0 million Population Density 28,000/sqmi 7,700/sqmi 5,700/sqmi Jobs/Employed Residents Ratio 1.1 1.5 0.86 Work in another city 8.4% 38% 50% Commute by single occupant vehicle 22% 70% 77% Adult obesity rate 15% 32% 19% Household median income $52,000 $42,000 $81,000 Monthly housing costs $1300 $980 $1700 Poverty 21% 23% 13% $1500 $900 $290 390,000 24,000 4,700

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city-data.com

NYC Baltimore San Jose Population 8.4 million 620,000 1.0 million Population Density 28,000/sqmi 7,700/sqmi 5,700/sqmi Jobs/Employed Residents Ratio 1.1 1.5 0.86 Work in another city 8.4% 38% 50% Commute by single occupant vehicle 22% 70% 77% Adult obesity rate 15% 32% 19% Household median income $52,000 $42,000 $81,000 Monthly housing costs $1300 $980 $1700 Poverty 21% 23% 13% Property tax per resident $1500 $900 $290 390,000 24,000 4,700

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NYC Baltimore San Jose Population 8.4 million 620,000 1.0 million Population Density 28,000/sqmi 7,700/sqmi 5,700/sqmi Jobs/Employed Residents Ratio 1.1 1.5 0.86 Work in another city 8.4% 38% 50% Commute by single occupant vehicle 22% 70% 77% Adult obesity rate 15% 32% 19% Household median income $52,000 $42,000 $81,000 Monthly housing costs $1300 $980 $1700 Poverty 21% 23% 13% Property tax per resident $1500 $900 $290 Government full-time employees 390,000 24,000 4,700

city-data.com

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San José’s Sustainability Challenges & Opportunities Sprawl → Inefficient services Prop 13 → Low property tax Bedroom community → High service cost Great Recession → Understaffed city Silicon Valley → → → →

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How can we engage urban stakeholders directly in the Sustainable Development Goals?

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Raise Awareness Inspire Change Motivate Action

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How can we engage communities directly in the Sustainable Development Goals?

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Food Goods Transportation Electricity Total City- Wide Emissions Blockgroup Level Proxy Data

Electric Utility Payments Annual Beef Purchases Annual Apparel Purchases Annual Gas and Airfare Purchases

Emissions per Capita in each Blockgroup

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Additional SDG Metrics

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Additional SDG’s: Metrics

SDG-1: No Poverty

% Households under $15,000/yr

SDG-4: Quality Education

% Children age 3-25 enrolled in school

SDG-5: Gender Equality

Ratio of female/male employment

SDG-8: Economic Growth

Total % Employed

SDG-10: Reduced Inequalities

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What’s next?

Continue iterating on design with community stakeholders Add tools: Raise Awareness → Inspire Change → Motivate Action Expand vertically to include more metrics, more SDGs Expand horizontally to include the entire Bay Area

coolblock.org District 3 Community Leadership Council Meeting, April 2017

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What’s next?

Continue iterating on design with community stakeholders Add tools: Raise Awareness → Inspire Change → Motivate Action Expand vertically to include more metrics, more SDGs Expand horizontally to include the entire Bay Area

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Building an SDG Data Dashboard for San José, California

Derek Ouyang (douyang1@stanford.edu), Lecturer, Stanford University 2017 American Planning Association Conference New York, NY -- May 7, 2017