Assessment and mapping of environmental health inequalities at neighbourhood (IRIS) scale, using multidisciplinary composite indices.
The urban environment impacts public health unevenly. These inequalities disproportionately affect the most vulnerable populations. RESILIENCE develops methodologies to assess and map them at neighbourhood scale.
IRIS (Grouped Statistical Information Blocks), France's smallest INSEE administrative unit, facilitates spatial interoperability of environmental and socio-demographic indicators.
Vulnerability index: accumulation of adverse health determinants. Resilience index: accumulation of favourable determinants. Methods: PCA, clustering, expert approaches (weighting, comparison to reference values).
Results integrated in a tool for local authorities and environmental health observatories. Identification of priority neighbourhoods and evaluation of targeted interventions.
≥ 100 spatial health indicators
6 collaborative working groups
Operational mapping tool