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Welcome to APAN

Responding to the increasing use of predictive analytics within councils, the LGA has created a new online network for practitioners, bringing together practical help, support and an area for discussion on the use of advanced and predictive analytics into one place.

The Advanced & Predictive Analytics Network in Local Government (APAN) provides a network for local government data analysts and other invited experts to discuss, share and consider the opportunities, benefits and risks of using advanced analysis and predictive analytics in local government settings. 

This is an interactive space where councils can share learning and support one another in a rapidly evolving area of innovation.

In time, we hope for the network to feature a range of discussions on the potential for data use to aid policy decisions and provide evidence for interventions. The network priorities will be determined by our users of this service. It will give councils an opportunity to showcase their use of projects, offer the evidence for their decisions, as well as share the systems and algorithms deployed for wider transparency, sharing and scrutiny.  

We set out more detail about the partner organisations we are working with and the features in this network and how to use them in the "about pages" link.

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Book your place on the next APAN webinar

07 May 2021 - 09:11

Time and date: Monday 24th May 2021 - 2.00-3.15pm

Hosts: Aleyna Prokudina, Consultant and Ben Lee, Director at Shared Intelligence

This is a virtual Zoom webinar. 

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In the second of our series of webinars, we welcome hosts Ben Lee, Director, and Aleyna Prokudina, Consultant at Shared Intelligence. The event is free to APAN members. The session will be drawing on findings from Shared Intelligence’s previous LGA commissioned research into the use of predictive analytics in local government, which identified several case studies where councils were deploying predictive analytics in ground-breaking applications. Shared Intelligence will be hosting a knowledge-sharing session by involving some of the councils originally featured in the research to share their learning and progress to date. There will be a Q&A session at the end of the event.  

30 Mar 2021 - 13:42

Webinar: Advanced and predictive analytics in local government

Date and time: Monday 26 th April 2021, 2.00pm - 3.15pm 

Cost: Free to APAN members

 

Booking link: click here to book now 

This is a virtual Zoom webinar.   

 

Event description

In t he first of our series of webinars, we welcome Tom Lymn, Senior Policy Advisor at the Centre of Data, Ethics and Innovation and Pye Nyunt, Head of Insight and Innovation at the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham.

 

The speakers will highlight the bene fits, challenges and opportunities of using advanced and predictive analytics in local government and will shine a light on examples of good practice discussing how data projects within the sector have been approached in recent years, including during the current pandemic. The webinar will inform those who are looking to deliver impactful data-driven insight projects to create better outcomes for residents and there will be an opportunity for your questions to be answered.   

 

 

26 Mar 2021 - 12:19

The Local Data Accelerator Fund is a £7.9m fund to support data projects that improve outcomes for children and families. Local authorities and other local organisations are asked to work together in partnerships to share and or link data. Each partnership can bid for up to £1m. In addition to the data project, applicants are asked to share skills and good practice on data within their partnership. MHCLG is inviting full bids now with a submission deadline of 30th April 2021.

See: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/local-data-accelerator-fund-for-children-and-families 

18 Mar 2021 - 13:08

The Government Actuary's Department (GAD) has a job vacancy for a data scientist.  This is a new position created within GAD, and would be ideal for someone interested in a leadership/strategic role, shaping thinking around how it takes forward data science related work at GAD. The position is available at either a G6 or G7 level depending on experience.

Applications by 26th April 2021.

See more details here

17 Mar 2021 - 17:11

The LARIA (Local Area Research and Intelligence Association) Spring webinar series is now open for bookings. The webinars are on the theme of ‘Battling Covid-19 using research, analysis and insight’, and showcase some of the amazing analytical work that has happened in councils this year. You can find further details and book here: https://laria.org.uk/2021/01/spring-webinar-series-2021-call-for-papers/

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How to join

Anyone may view the advanced and predictive analytics resources section .

The network's real work takes place with the interactions and discussions between its members in the discussion section (which requires users to be logged in). If you wish to participate in discussions, other activities or with information you would like to share by uploading into the resources section, then please join the network.  Membership is free and open to any local government officials.  You require to log in using the button at the top right of this screen.

Not signed up yet?  This hub is hosted by Local Government's Knowledge Hub.   You have to be registered and can sign up via Knowledge Hub here.

Requests to join are automatically accepted from those with a local government email address. Requests to join from other parties will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis as wider membership is by invitation only and is based upon expertise and responsibilities to Local Government.

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