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Sustainable development data needs good statistics officials–but how strong are their data skills?
José Antonio Mejía Guerra, Christian Schuster, Magdalena Rojas, Jan Meyer-Sahling, and Kim Mikkelsen share insights from their survey of 13,300 statistics officials in 14 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean on the skillsets of statistics officials.
Building trust through data in rural Nigeria
Digest #85 | Without data that helps governments understand the reality of disabled people’s lives, policies can leave critical needs unaddressed. Inclusive data can break this cycle, writes Zuliehat Ohunene Abdullahi.
Building AI with - not for - communities
Digest #84 | AI is one of the most promising technologies in decades for those working in international development, but new technologies cannot succeed in isolation, writes Ronda Železný-Green, PhD.
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One-size-fits-all approach not enough for internally displaced children: Surprising data from Somalia illustrates why

World Development Report 2021 Consultation Webinar

COVID-19 is hitting the poorest the hardest, but inclusive data can help protect them

Deputy Secretary-General's remarks at Data for Now Event

After the splash: turning ambition into action with #Data4Now

Watch Now - Capturing Who We Are: CRVS and ID to Leave No One Behind Highlight Reel

United Nations Deputy Secretary-General and partners launch effort to increase data for Sustainable Development Goal progress

Open SDG: A global open source community for SDG reporting

Cepei and the Global Partnership teamed up to launch the “Data for development in Latin America” Webinar Series

Mapping Africa: Crowdsourced machine learning

The most unsexy data could hold the most promise
