The One City Goals Dashboard

The One City Plan has 546 initiatives. This dashboard allows you to filter theme, sub-theme, relevant Sustainable Development Goal, year or keyword. If you have any feedback or suggestions for future goals please complete our short survey so we can improve this new tool.

There is also now a new Ward Profiles tool available to all, with information on many aspects of Bristol life including population, jobs and the economy, quality of life, health, education, and community safety for each ward in Bristol. There is now free access to more in-depth data across all these topics. Further information can be found on our Ward Profiles webpage

Themes

Children & Young People(82)
Economy & Skills(82)
Environment(82)
Health & wellbeing(82)
Homes & communities(82)
Transport(82)

Sub-themes

Affordable, secure, warm, homes(24)
Carbon Neutrality(4)
Connected inclusive neighbourhoods(32)
Healthy natural environment(1)
Safe city for all(19)
World class communications infrastructure(1)
Adverse Childhood Experiences(0)
Economic growth and productivity(0)
End childhood inequalities(0)
Health inequalities(0)
Healthy, active, sustainable transport(0)
Healthy, ethical, sustainable food(0)
Mental health(0)
Neighbourhood and employer integration(0)
School engagement and attendance(0)
Tackling economic exclusion(0)
Well connected city(0)
Youth empowerment in communities(0)

Year

2023 — 2050

SDG

Climate Action(3)
Decent Work and Economic Growth(4)
Good Health and Wellbeing(7)
Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure(3)
Life on Land(1)
Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions(17)
Reduced Inequalities(5)
Sustainable Cities and Communities(41)
Affordable and Clean Energy(0)
Clean Water and Sanitation(0)
Gender Equality(0)
Life Below Water(0)
No Poverty(0)
Partnerships for the Goals(0)
Quality Education(0)
Responsible Consumption(0)
Zero Hunger(0)

Goal 49
Year: 2023

Collaboration across the city ensures the integration of climate and ecological standards in the strategic overarching development framework to guide housing, employment and infrastructure (Local Plan)

Goal 50
Year: 2023

Working across sectors, the city has begun to meaninfully tackle the issues (need, suppy and quality) of temporary accommodation, considering different demographic challenges (e.g. reguseed and migrants, older people & youth)

Goal 51
Year: 2023

There are clear plans to tackle issues of damp, mould, and fire safety in Bristol’s housing which will include continuing work on fire safety in high rise accommodation.

Goal 67
Year: 2024

Actions from the 2023 Race and Housing conference and History Commission are being considered by relevant partners and, where formally agreed, incorporated into the city’s approach to housing in all forms

Goal 68
Year: 2024

Take forward actions laid out in the Living Rent Commission report to tackle the challenges of affordable, safe and healthy renting in Bristol

Goal 69
Year: 2024

New homes are being progressed at Hengrove Park, Temple Quarter, Western Harbour and across Brownfield Sites that are accessible, affordably, inclusive and sustainable

Goal 85
Year: 2025

Building on learnings from the COVID-19 pandemic, Welcoming Spaces and the Many Neighbourhoods One City approach, Bristol citizens regularly connect and engage via a network of local community partners

Goal 86
Year: 2025

Work on decarbonising Bristol’s housing stock is well underway with strong retrofitting indus-tries having been developed, in line with the Climate Emergency, with the Environment and Homes Boards