Data Scientist @UKCivilService. Past @PembrokeOxford and @UtrechtUni Psychologist & Philosopher.
Utrecht // Oxford
Joined August 2009
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Martine Wauben retweeted
Could you or someone you know spearhead our mission to create a world in which statistics and data drive decision making?
We will soon begin the search for the next RSS president, and would love to hear from you about potential candidates 👉 ow.ly/saca50UB8eM
Martine Wauben retweeted
(1/6) Cities bring particular challenges and opportunities for the health of those who live, work and study in them.
This CMO annual report explores what we can do to improve health in cities:
gov.uk/government/publicatio…
Martine Wauben retweeted
OECD data, publications and analysis become freely accessible oecd.org/en/about/news/press… press release from @OECD
OECD Data Explorer data-explorer.oecd.org/
The new policy applies to "most OECD written content published as of 1 July 2024".
#OA #openaccess #opendata
ALT The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has transitioned to open-access information model. The OECD began granting greater access to its data with the launch of its data portal and platform integration in 2014, notably making publications freely available to read online. The introduction of the Creative Commons CCBY 4.0 licence now enables seamless access to OECD publications and data.
Extremely well deserved, a mammoth ongoing effort!
The winner of our Campion Award for Excellence in Official Statistics, supported by @UKStatsAuth and @CSWnews, is the @ONS Explore Subnational Statistics team for their work improving the availability of local data #RSSAwards
rss.org.uk/news-publication/…
Martine Wauben retweeted
Is it possible to reliably compare crime rates across the developed world’s largest cities? Actually, it’s harder than you might think, but for interesting reasons.
A thread for nerds 🤓…
ALT A world map with some cities highlighted: Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, New York, Madrid, Manchester, Birmingham, London, Paris, Barcelona, Milan, Rome, Berlin, Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo and Sydney
Martine Wauben retweeted
Influenza is rising from a low base and COVID is increasing. Antiviral 'flu medicines can now be used in primary care.
If you are eligible please get vaccinated. For healthcare workers, vaccination helps protect you, your patients and your colleagues.
gov.uk/government/statistics…
Martine Wauben retweeted
We've published new measures of the things people said matter to their well-being in our Measures of National Well-being dashboard, including
💷 Gender pay gap
🎓 Satisfaction with education system
💻 Digital exclusion
🩺 Physical health conditions
Find out more ⬇️
Martine Wauben retweeted
apparently a lot of cis women need to hear this but a world where our faces, bodies, hair, breasts, clothing and voice are constantly scrutinized as "not feminine enough" is infinitely more dangerous than a world where trans women might also be in the bathroom and need to pee
Martine Wauben retweeted
Anno 2022: Het grootste deel van de Nederlandse bevolking (16+) vindt dat vrouwen in deeltijd zouden moeten werken, ongeacht of ze jonge kinderen hebben of niet.
longreads.cbs.nl/emancipatie…
Martine Wauben retweeted
I normally find it quite straightforward to get the layers out of these webmaps, but not this one - anyway it's interesting to be able to see all the Levelling Up projects in one place
communities.maps.arcgis.com/…
Martine Wauben retweeted
🎅🏾 What a year!
For our #health & care teams: thanks for all you’ve done, the lives you’ve helped save, your passion and dedication.
‘My wish for you is that you continue. Continue to be who and how you are.
To astonish a mean world with your acts of kindness.’
Maya Angelou
Martine Wauben retweeted
Really important and amazing job being recruited: National Statistician. You’d be in charge of @ONS and oversee UK official statistics which hold up a mirror to the soul of our nation. It needs a brilliant field so please share this one civilservicejobs.service.gov…
Martine Wauben retweeted
who will take me to the cathedral-turned-bookshop
ALT two pictures of the Polare Maastricht, a former Dominican cathedral turned bookshop in the Netherlands
Martine Wauben retweeted
We have launched a new Planning Data platform on @GOVUK which aims to make land and housing data easier to find, understand, use and trust.
Data is collected from local planning authorities and transformed into a consistent state, across England: planning.data.gov.uk/
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