A neighbourhood among the most exposed to air pollution and noise, where access to care is also among the most difficult.

In the most affected quarter of the 2,752 neighbourhoods:Air and noiseAccess to care

This page follows one question: are the most exposed neighbourhoods also those with the least access to what people need?

1.Your neighbourhood's living conditions

Heat, air and noise, housing, compared with the 2,752 neighbourhoods of Paris and its inner suburbs.

Heat

Exposure to high heat

Out of 10 neighbourhoods, 2 are less exposed than yours

In Saint-Denis, 9 neighbourhoods out of 39 are less exposed. Best placed: Courtille Saussaie Floréal 03, Centre Ville Basilique 02, Mutuelle Champ de Courses 03.

Air and noise

Air quality, noise

Out of 10 neighbourhoods, 9 are less exposed than yours

In Saint-Denis, 37 neighbourhoods out of 39 are less exposed. Best placed: République Gare Porte de Paris 05, République Gare Porte de Paris 06, Centre Ville Basilique 01.

Housing

Energy performance of homes

Out of 10 neighbourhoods, 3 are less exposed than yours

In Saint-Denis, 24 neighbourhoods out of 39 are less exposed. Best placed: Courtille Saussaie Floréal 01, Courtille Saussaie Floréal 03, Franc-Moisin Bel-Air 01.

2.What is within reach

The nearest place for each need, on foot and by public transport, on a Tuesday at 10:00. Click a need to see the detail.

How are these durations computed?
No constraint
Walking at 4.5 km/h, on the whole public transport network.
Slow walking
Same network, but walking at 3.4 km/h on every walking part: from home, to the stop, in connections and to the destination. It is the usual walking speed measured in people aged 80 and over (Bohannon and Andrews, 2011). This profile can also give an idea of a trip with pain, late in pregnancy or with a young child walking alongside.
Wheelchair
Only stops and stations declared step-free are used. The calculation sees neither pavements, slopes, broken lifts nor the help sometimes needed to board a train: real durations are often longer.

All durations: departure on a Tuesday at 10:00 (at night: 1:00), real timetables, median over the time window. Detailed method

Access to care

GPs and pharmacies within reach, taking into account their number and the number of residents who use them.

Out of 10 neighbourhoods, 8 have easier access to care than yours

In Saint-Denis, 25 neighbourhoods out of 39 have easier access to care. Best placed: République Gare Porte de Paris 04, République Gare Porte de Paris 03, République Gare Porte de Paris 08.

No mode chosen: all three durations are shownNo constraintSlow walkingWheelchairChoose a mode at the top to keep only one.

In 0.8% of cases, the wheelchair duration comes out shorter than the duration without constraint, because of the point of the street network to which the calculation attaches each start and end; some durations without constraint are overestimated for the same reason. This will be corrected in the next calculation. What the calculation does not see

3.Both at once

Your neighbourhood is not among the most exposed, but access to care is among the most difficult.

Highly exposed: at least 2 of the 3 exposures (heat, air and noise, housing) in the most affected quarter. Most difficult access to care: the quarter of neighbourhoods where it is most difficult.

What the tested hypothesis shows: neighbourhoods whose residents have the fewest means more often have difficult access to care, in Hauts-de-Seine and Val-de-Marne, including at comparable density. Read the result in the method

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