Market Engagement Event Living Well Social Network Analysis

Concepts

• social research
• bradford
• data analysis
• health and social work
• living well social network analysis
• living well’s engagement strategies
• collaboration networks
• living well’s current network
• a market engagement event
• social

Location

Bradford:

Description

The Bradford District is the fifth largest Metropolitan Local Authority District in England serving a population of over 530,000. It is the youngest district in the UK with nearly a third of the population aged under 20. And it’s diverse – ethnic minorities form a third of the population with more than 150 languages spoken within the district. Geographically, the district includes the city of Bradford itself, the large town of Keighley and a number of smaller towns and villages many with their own strong and distinctive identities. Geographically 66% of the district is rural but 80% of people live in urban areas. The local ‘system’ is going through substantial change (NHSE/ICB changes and the new blueprint, wellbeing board changes, and the Living Well refresh), along with major national shifts in attitudes and focus on prevention (Such as the NHS long term plan, new DeFRA food strategy, new NICE guidance on obesity, new HFSS and stop smoking policies) therefore public health is at a pivotal moment to reflect on our relationships, community standing, and digital presence. The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council are conducting a market engagement event and looking to see what is available in the market. The provider will be expected; 1) To Identify Living Well collaboration networks, power-interest positions, and influence gaps. • Map and assess both internal and external stakeholders to understand how influence and information flow across the system • Use the Obesity Foresight Map as a reference tool to help define the wider ‘system’ and identify partnerships and organisations beyond Living Well’s current network. 2) Conduct stakeholder mapping and classify stakeholders using Mendelow’s Matrix. i.e Classify stakeholders by their level of interest and influence to inform Living Well’s engagement strategies and prioritisation. 3) Engage a minimum of 75% of the defined stakeholder sample.

CPV Codes

• 79315000 - Social research services
• 72316000 - Data analysis services
• 79311400 - Economic research services
• 85000000 - Health and social work services

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