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Inclusive data

We want to see marginalized groups have more agency in the data value chain, and that governments and organizations ensure no one is left behind.

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The Global Partnership team at the UN World Data Forum

365 days of data: The Global Partnership's highlights from 2024.

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Power of data: how a more coherent global approach to data and technology could drive progress on UK government priorities

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Revolutionalizing data for policymaking: empowering Africa’s data practitioners with new technology and skills

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Tackling FGM in Ghana: The role of inclusive data and policy

Partners from Colombia, Ghana, and Kenya in deep discussion during a MIDN peer exchange session

One year on: Five key insights from Colombia, Ghana, and Kenya on establishing inclusive data practices

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Network growth and evolving priorities: Trends and insights from our 2024-25 Partners’ Survey

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Strengthening data ecosystems in Lusophone Africa: Harnessing the power of data in Cabo Verde

Illustration for the Data Values Project. A person in a wheelchair holds a megaphone. Another person is making a banner. A third person is raising their hand.

Shift the power in humanitarian data: Support the Data Values Advocates program

Members of the Global Partnership team and partners at the UN World Data Forum 2024

UN World Data Forum 2024 highlights: The power of data through partnerships

An aerial view of the center of Bogota, Colombia, with the Andes in the background. Photo by Jess Kraft, via Shutterstock

DANE Colombia: Collaboration unlocks data innovation for the SDGs

Shannon Lisa (left), Global Focal Point of the Major Group for Children and Youth: Chemicals and Waste Youth Platform, and Nahjae Nunes (right), UNICEF Youth Foresight Fellow and Commonwealth Youth Council Policy and Advocacy Chair, speak during the Summit of the Future Action Day One session titled '#YouthLead: Strategic foresight in climate and sustainability'.

Why youth engagement is key to the future of data and tech

Our second cohort of six Data Values Advocates

Introducing our new Data Values Advocates