Measuring the state of data for the public good
The Barometer is a multi-dimensional and multi-layered study that assessed the state of data for public good in 109 countries. An expert survey was conducted from May 2019 – May 2021 to create a new global benchmark that looks at data governance, capability, availability, and use and impact of data for public good. You may explore and view the data, through its core (e.g. governance and capability) or thematic modules (e.g. climate action, land, public procurement) as well as on a country-level. Learn more about the data structure here.
109 countries covered and 60,277 data points (Source) — 2022-12
Project(s): Global Data Barometer data governance module
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