Co-hosted by Open Data Watch and PARIS21, this project explores the financial, institutional, technical, and political safeguards needed to protect the quality, openness, and use of official statistics in an era of uncertainty and disruption.
Intersectionality in Development Data builds partnerships and generates knowledge to advance intersectional approaches for stronger data systems, improved representation, and more inclusive development.
The Inclusive Data Compass provides a comprehensive view of inclusive data systems, helping national statistical offices and their partners assess how well data systems reflect diverse populations and support more equitable, inclusive decision-making.
The Global Network of Institutions for Statistical Training program strengthens statistical capacity by helping national statistical offices assess training needs, build staff skills, and connect with relevant expertise and resources.
The Gender Data Network is a community of gender statisticians that strengthens countries’ capacity to produce, use, and communicate gender data through peer learning, knowledge exchange, and collaborative solutions to shared challenges.
Commit to Data is a global campaign that mobilizes governments, funders, and partners around the UN World Data Forum to make stronger commitments, increase investment in data systems, and advance more inclusive, sustainable development.
The Collaborative on Citizen Data is a global, multi-stakeholder initiative that strengthens the production and use of citizen data by fostering collaboration, sharing knowledge, and advancing more inclusive, accountable, and effective data systems.
The Clearinghouse for Financing Development Data is a global platform that connects countries, donors, and development partners to improve how data and statistics are funded, used, and coordinated.
The Civil Registration and Vital Statistics program advances research, collaboration, and advocacy to strengthen CRVS systems and make them more inclusive and responsive to the needs of women and girls.
The Open Data Inventory (ODIN) assesses the coverage and openness of official statistics to identify gaps, promote open data policies, improve access, and encourage dialogue between national statistical offices (NSOs) and data users.