Open data

This section brings together public datasets processed for use with public context. It does not replace official portals: it helps explain what the figures mean, where the source is and which limitations matter.

The priority is to turn dispersed data about housing, mobility, health, grants, municipalities, culture or emergencies into readable pages with verification links and explanations of each indicator.

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What you can explore

Processed data

Main data page with sections, methodology and access to municipal indicators.

Municipalities

Municipal profiles for comparing available data without publishing unnecessarily granular information.

Tourist accommodation

Aggregated and contextual information about tourist accommodation and geographical distribution.

Health centres

Health data organised to locate resources and compare them with official sources.

Editorial methodology

When a page uses open data, it states the source, the processing applied and known limitations. If data appears incomplete, outdated or excessively aggregated, this is explained to reduce misinterpretation.

Useful links

Information updates

València Informada reviews these pages as an entry point to useful content, public sources and related resources. Verify information with the competent body when it affects practical decisions.

If you need to confirm a figure

Check the update date, open the official link and retain the source reference. Report errors to 1938web@gmail.com.

What this page is for

This index groups links, methodology and resources for navigating public data with a practical framework.

How to use it

Move from a general topic to a specific profile and always check the update date, measurement unit and original source.

Consultation context

This content is maintained as practical guidance so readers can verify sources, dates and methodology before making decisions.

Before comparing figures

Check the period, unit, geographical coverage and cut-off date. A missing value may mean unavailable data rather than zero. Always open the official dataset before citing a figure or acting on it.