Tackling Poverty Reports

Tackling Poverty Reports

Numerous reports and statistical analyses have been released, providing valuable insights into the issues of poverty and the approaches to tackling health inequalities in Greater Manchester. 

Indices of Deprivation 2019

Published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government, this report provides a comprehensive analysis of deprivation across England. Manchester was ranked as the 6th most deprived local authority based on the proportion of neighborhoods in the most deprived 10% nationally. The report offers detailed insights into various deprivation domains, including income, employment, health, and education. 

House of Commons Library Briefing on Poverty in the UK (2022/23)

This briefing presents statistics on poverty across the UK, noting that 18% of people were in absolute low income after housing costs. While it provides national data, it also discusses regional disparities, with the North West identified as having higher poverty rates compared to other regions.

Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) - Poverty Facts and Figures

CPAG provides detailed statistics on poverty, highlighting that the North West of England has among the highest poverty rates in the UK. The report emphasizes the elevated risk of child poverty in households with disabilities and larger families.

Office for National Statistics (ONS) - Mapping Inequality in the UK

This interactive tool allows users to explore income and productivity disparities across the UK. It highlights the North-South divide, with the North West, including Manchester, exhibiting lower income levels compared to regions like London and the South East.

ONS Census Maps (2021)

The ONS provides interactive maps displaying various indicators of deprivation at the neighborhood level. Users can explore data on household deprivation, offering insights into specific areas within Manchester and the broader North West region.

Review of CNE Poverty Proofing Review Report

The report by Resolve Poverty identifies a wide range of financial cost barriers and challenges during the maternity journey. It emphasises the need for trusted, timely, and multi-lingual information and support covering financial aspects of having a baby. 

The Role of the NHS in Greater Manchester in Tackling Poverty (2023)

This report by GM Poverty Action responds to the aims as described in the NHS GM 'tackling poverty' commission and details a number of recommendations to NHS GM in order to position the organisation to effectively tackle poverty.