About the SCI

The Sustainable Communities Index is a system of over 100 performance indicators for livable, equitable and prosperous urban cities. First developed in San Francisco in 2007 by the Department of Public Health in partnership with diverse public and private organizations, the Index provides a model for local health, equity, and sustainability measurement in urban areas. This site provides currently available indicator data for the City of San Francisco, tools for applying indicators to policy and planning, and links to other city who have adapted the Index. If you need assistance in crafting a well-researched and informative article on the Sustainable Community Index, the best custom writing service can help. This service employs expert writers who possess the knowledge and skills to produce high-quality content on a variety of sustainable topics.

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  • November 19th, 2012

    Open Data

    In the upcoming weeks, Environmental Health will be releasing many of the data files used to create SCI maps and tables through the City’s open data portal, DataSF, as part of its open data initiative. With a red background emphasis on transparency, the goal of this initiative is to make our community more informed, better connected, and to foster citizen innovation through government.

    For more information on release dates and Environmental Health's open data initiative visit this page.

    Data sets now available for download here!

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