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To correctly determine eligibility of residents, we use the application of an algorithm as a source of information. For example, by pre-determining whether the required information fields are filled in the application.

Imaging psychosocial health in secondary school children using the Healthy Living Check It Even questionnaire.

Monitoring the development of children aged 0-4.

To correctly determine when and where sweepers operate in the city, we ensure that relatively little waste is visible in public spaces and contribute to a cleaner city.

To correctly determine the types and locations of street waste in the city, we can collect waste in a better and more targeted way. By doing so, we ensure that relatively little waste is visible in the public space and contribute to a cleaner city.

By correctly determining when and where waste should be collected from containers, we ensure that relatively little waste is visible in public spaces and contribute to a cleaner city.

The automated granting of a basic parking permit if all conditions are met. An automatic decision is made via a decision tree. Appeals are always handled through an employee. Permits that cannot be granted via a simple decision tree are not handled in this process.

We want children to get the right kind of primary education in Utrecht. It is therefore important to ensure that the registration of children at primary schools is done in a weighted and fair way for all children. We do this by applying an algorithm in which the municipality plays a directing role.

Being able to better carry out the process of issuing permits for splitting houses prevents unlawful and undesirable housing situations in Utrecht

With the limited automatic assessment of removal declarations, we will be able to process removal declarations from our residents better and faster. This is done because we check these removal applications against checks to be set by the municipality of Utrecht. These checks include, for example, wh...