Expert opinion, insight and comment on today’s most pertinent issues relating to sustainable development and ending poverty
DI's Bernard Sabiti shares key messages from Africa Statistics Week in Uganda and what they mean in the context of the country's unique data ecosystem.
We have explored conceptual and practical approaches to data use through desk research and contextualised them using DI’s data use framework.
Tony German reflects on the progress of the data revolution, and explores how new ways of using data can help us to end poverty.
The GPSDD concludes the best way to make the case for improved investments in data is to show the value of data in improving lives.
There are increasing efforts to improve how aid data is shared in Nepal. The AMP reflects a growing demand for improved transparency.
Senior Advocacy Adviser Tom Orrell explains why joined-up data and interoperability are crucial to solving development problems in the real world.
A vibrant community of open data enthusiasts are advancing Nepal’s data revolution through improvements in collecting and sharing digital data.
Getting equipped with the tools and ideology necessary to understand how ageing is linked to exclusion.
65% of Nigeria's population are within the global P20. But what factors contribute to the likelihood of being in the global P20 in Nigeria?