Cleanliness National Indicator (NI 195)


Creating Reports

14.1

Creating Reports For One Tranche Of Data
14.1.1 To create reports using the NI195 website you will have to click on the Request Reports link in the top menu bar. It is important to remember that only submitted data can be used to generate a report.
14.1.1 Screen shot 19
Screen shot 19
14.1.2 When requesting a report you need to follow a simple procedure. First select the relevant survey tranche.
14.1.3 Using ‘Report Type’, you can choose whether you would like the results displayed in NI195 format (with B – grades given half-weight) or in BV199 format (with the grades unweighted).
14.1.4 The ‘BV 199’ option is designed to enable authorities to transform NI 195 survey results into the equivalent BV 199 format (the previous Cleanliness Performance Indicator), so that
a. authorities can compare NI 195 survey results with previous years’ BV 199 survey results; and
b. authorities can use the raw (unweighted) data behind NI 195 results as management information, to help make decisions on priorities when allocating resources between land uses (see Section 16.4).
  To create reports using the NI195 website you will have to click on the Request Reports link in the top menu bar. It is important to remember that only submitted data can be used to generate a report.
14.1.4 Screen shot 20
Screen shot 20
14.1.5 Once you have pressed the ‘Go’ button you will be presented with the View Reports screen below.
14.1.5 Screen shot 21
Screen shot 21
14.1.6 You can now press the ‘Refresh Page’ button. When the report status reads ‘Complete’ click on the ‘Complete’ link and your report will open.
14.1.6 Screen shot 22
Screen shot 22

14.2

Creating Reports Using More Than One Survey Tranche
14.2.1 To create reports to generate your end of year NI 195 Return, select the relevant three surveys.
14.2.2 To do this press and hold the Control Key (Ctrl) on your keyboard and select the three surveys you want to merge (see Screenshot 23).
14.2.3 You can also create ‘annual rolling updates’ every four months to monitor trends over a twelve-month period, by selecting the latest survey and the two previous ones. This facility is designed to help managers keep a close eye on trends without waiting until the end of a survey year.
14.2.3 Screen shot 23
Screen shot 23
14.2.4 You can then select whether you wish to have the results calculated either using the NI 195 methodology (with B- grades given half weighting) or using the raw data (i.e. as for the previous BVPI199 Cleanliness Performance Indicator method).
14.2.5 Press the ‘Go’ button and you will be taken to the View Reports screen.
14.2.5 Screen shot 24
Screen shot 24
14.2.6 You can now press the ‘Refresh Page’ button. When the report status reads ‘Complete’ click on the ‘Complete’ link and your report will open.
14.2.6 Screen shot 25
Screen shot 25

14.3

Creating Reports Using A Filter
14.3.1 You can create reports using filters, to specifically put out certain data sets (e.g. results for just one Ward area).
14.3.2 To do this, simply select your survey tranche(s) as normal and use the drop down filters for either ‘Ward’, ‘Surveyor’ or ‘Low Density Social Housing’.
14.3.2 Screen shot 26
Screen shot 26
14.3.3 Press ‘Go’ button and you will be taken to the View Reports screen as usual.


Last modified: 18 June 2009
Last published: 11 May 2009

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs