The Tennessee Livability Indicators Dashboard serves as a resource for the public, non-profits, academia, and government to examine key factors that contribute to livability in Tennessee communities. The project was developed by the Tennessee Livability Collaborative , a group of 26 state agencies, departments, commissions, and academic institutions that work to promote alignment and collaboration within Tennessee State Government. Group members identified the need for a public platform to share data on a range of topics that contribute to quality of life to better understand and serve our communities. The project includes over sixty indicators identified through a multi-agency collaborative process on topics including economic development, housing, transportation, education, and employment, among others. East Tennessee State University’s Center for Rural Health and Research , a member of the Livability Collaborative, developed and hosts the Livability Indicators website.
