Only 1 out of 7 SDG indicators contain data disaggregated by more than one population characteristic, leaving many people in vulnerable interconnected situations invisible to natiional statisitics. This paper presents an actionable planning guide for gathering and using intersectional data.
Drawing on findings from ODIN, the Open Data Insights Series explores key topics in greater depth. This brief examines the fragile foundations of global health data systems that were under strain even before the abrupt financial reductions in early 2025.
For the development data community, 2025 was a defining year, marked by disruption and reinvention, major funding cuts, political shifts, and unprecedented strains on data systems just when demand for data reached all-time highs.
For the development data community, 2025 was a defining year, marked by disruption and reinvention, major funding cuts, political shifts, and unprecedented strains on data systems just when demand for data reached all-time highs.
Analyzing multi-layer interactions of a successful enabling environment. this brief diagnoses critical factors for facilitating movement from collection and publication of gender data to its use and impact,
This brief shares examples of how gender data are shaping policies and actions around the world, and how collaborative efforts by a wide range of groups can substantially improve gender data use and impact.
In the fast changing global data environment, the need to integrate and provide access to official and new data sources makes open data principles and practices more important than ever. Modules from recent expert workshops provide practical guidance on how to strengthen national statistical systems through openness.
A new PRESS report lands at a critical moment, shining light on who finances data and statistics, on dangerous concentrations and promising opportunities, on gaps between commitments and disbursements, and on ways to bolster evidence-based advocacy for sustainable financing.
Sparking conversations about how to make gender data a stronger part of national planning and decision-making, BRIDGE helps Sri Lanka measure the maturity of gender data, not just in numbers, but also in terms of coordination, policy support, data use, and capacity.
Reviewing official documents and public resources, this case study examines how Canada integrates intersectionality into its national data system, institutional frameworks and initiatives.