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Compendium of Good Practices: Harnessing CRVS in Conflict, Emergencies and Fragile Settings

BlogBy Open Data Watch12 April 2021

This 12-paper Compendium presents research, case studies and best practices for building effective CRVS systems in conflict, emergency, and fragile contexts such as natural disasters or health emergencies like COVID-19. Watch the launch event (14 April).

A Year of Data Insights in the Time of COVID-19

BlogBy Open Data Watch10 March 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought to the world’s attention the need for accurate and timely data to guide decisions. It has been a stress test, like no other, for statistical systems around the world. One year since ODW started tracking COVID-19 data collection and use, what have we learned?

International Women’s Day: What we know and don’t know about women

BlogBy Open Data Watch8 March 2021

International Women’s Day is a day to note the contributions of women to the economy, society, and their families. In 2021, we call on governments, civil society, and the private sector to fill gaps in our knowledge by building statistical systems that leave no woman or girl behind.

Open Data Day 2021: Open Data in a Changed World

BlogBy Open Data Watch6 March 2021

Today is Open Data Day! What have we learned since the last Open Data Day, during the pandemic, during this week’s UN Statistical Commission and in light of the findings of ODIN 2020/21? Where can data producers and users go from here?

ODW’s Countdown to 2021: Ten numbers that defined our year

BlogBy Open Data Watch29 December 2020

2020 did not go as planned. But Open Data Watch nevertheless continued to support the Data Revolution by advancing cutting-edge research, maximizing the impact of open data, and highlighting the need for high-quality, timely data in a time of crisis. A few highlights.

ODIN Open Data Inventory 2020/21 Executive Summary

PublicationsBy Open Data Watch2 December 2020

The latest edition of the Open Data Inventory (ODIN) has just been released. ODIN 2020/21 provides an assessment of the coverage and openness of official statistics in 187 countries across 22 data categories. Despite the pandemic and with still some data gaps, great progress has been made in open data.

Understanding Women’s and Girls’ Vulnerabilities to the COVID-19 Pandemic

PublicationsBy Open Data Watch and Data2x19 November 2020

This in-depth report identifies lower-income countries where women and girls are most exposed to and most at risk from the COVID-19 pandemic and assesses countries’ capability to respond, based on a gender vulnerability data dashboard.

Three Questions to Ask about the Usability of SDG National Reporting Platforms

BlogBy Open Data Watch17 November 2020

Monitoring several national Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) reporting platforms and portals, Open Data Watch reports a number of search and access problems and makes recommendations for potential improvements.

Shining a Spotlight on the Power of Statistics – World Statistics Day

BlogBy Open Data Watch20 October 2020

We rely on statistics for everything from forecasting the weather to monitoring economies and pandemics. This World Statistics Day, Open Data Watch highlights the most critical statistics from our areas of work and where we can improve.

Tracking Gender Data on COVID-19 – Blog #4

BlogBy Open Data Watch27 August 20201 Comment

This fourth blog of the series examines what emerging measures of the direct impact of the pandemic on healthcare workers can tell us about the frontline capacity of countries and how it differs for men and women.

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