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Long waits for medical appointments and tests
Long delays between requesting and receiving care.
Areas: Health and care.
Difficulty accessing primary care
Difficulty obtaining ongoing care close to where people live.
Areas: Health and care.
Lack of continuity of care
Interrupted follow-up and insufficient support for those who need ongoing care.
Areas: Health and care; Social protection.
Violence in everyday spaces
Insecurity in places where people live, travel and spend time together.
Areas: Security and justice.
Insufficient support for victims
Difficulty obtaining protection, support and guidance after violence.
Areas: Security and justice.
Slow responses to reported incidents
Difficulty reporting an incident, following its progress and obtaining a response.
Areas: Security and justice.
Learning difficulties
Students progress without mastering the knowledge needed for their education.
Areas: Education.
Lack of nursery places
Children without access to early childhood education and families struggling to combine care and work.
Areas: Education; Work and income.
Barriers to staying in school
Conditions that make it difficult to attend and complete studies.
Areas: Education.
Difficulty finding work
Barriers to finding opportunities and entering or returning to work.
Areas: Work and income.
Training disconnected from opportunities
Difficulty connecting qualifications to opportunities and changes in work.
Areas: Work and income.
Housing beyond what incomes can cover
Housing costs that compromise other everyday needs.
Areas: Housing and territory.
Inadequate housing conditions
Homes with access barriers, hazards or inadequate living conditions.
Areas: Housing and territory.
Frequent flooding
Accumulated water and flooding that disrupt travel and affect homes.
Areas: Housing and territory; Water and sanitation; Climate and environment.
Long journeys
Too much time spent travelling to work, study or access services.
Areas: Mobility.
Insufficient public transport
Frequency, coverage or capacity that does not meet travel needs.
Areas: Mobility.
Inaccessible routes
Barriers to moving around and reaching spaces and services independently.
Areas: Mobility; Infrastructure and connectivity.
Unreliable water supply
Interruptions or insufficient access to water for daily needs.
Areas: Water and sanitation.
Lack of sewage collection and treatment
Sewage without proper disposal near homes and places people travel through.
Areas: Water and sanitation.
Intense heat in neighbourhoods
Exposure to heat with limited protection in everyday spaces.
Areas: Climate and environment.
Waste accumulation and improper dumping
Waste without proper disposal where people live and spend time together.
Areas: Climate and environment.
Difficulty accessing benefits
Barriers to understanding rules, demonstrating eligibility and accessing available protection.
Areas: Social protection.
Lack of regular access to food
Difficulty obtaining enough suitable food every day.
Areas: Social protection.
Insufficient or inaccessible internet
Absent, unstable or difficult-to-access connections for activities and services.
Areas: Infrastructure and connectivity.
Interruptions to electricity supply
Lack of continuous access to electricity for homes and activities.
Areas: Infrastructure and connectivity.
Poorly maintained shared spaces
Squares and other shared places without suitable conditions for use.
Areas: Culture, sport and leisure.
Lack of opportunities to play sport
Barriers to accessing sporting activities and spaces.
Areas: Culture, sport and leisure.
Barriers to accessing culture
Difficulty taking part in cultural activities and using cultural spaces.
Areas: Culture, sport and leisure.
Repeated requirements and documents
The same information is requested several times to access services.
Areas: Public management and services.
Public information that is hard to understand
Difficulty finding and understanding public decisions, spending and results.
Areas: Public management and services.
Public service requests without follow-up
Lack of information on the progress of a request and the response to it.
Areas: Public management and services.
Declared priority, severity, urgency and rights require their own analyses. To move forward, we need to investigate the problems and compare projects, including costs and responsibilities.
