Trust & methodology
Our data sources.
We never publish a statistic without a primary source. Every chart and table links back to the underlying dataset from the institution that produced it.
- The World Bank1,400+ economic, social and environmental indicators for 217 economies.Visit source ↗
- United NationsPopulation, development and sustainable-development data from UN agencies.Visit source ↗
- World Health OrganizationGlobal health observatory: mortality, NCDs, immunization.Visit source ↗
- International Monetary FundWorld Economic Outlook, IFS, fiscal data for every member country.Visit source ↗
- OECDCross-country comparable statistics for 38 high-income members.Visit source ↗
- EurostatOfficial European Union statistics across every policy area.Visit source ↗
- US Census BureauDecennial census, ACS and economic surveys for the United States.Visit source ↗
- CDCUS public-health, mortality and behavioral statistics.Visit source ↗
- Pew Research CenterPublic-opinion and demographic surveys across the world.Visit source ↗
- GallupGlobal polling on wellbeing, work and society.Visit source ↗
- UNICEFChildren and adolescent statistics worldwide.Visit source ↗
- UNESCOEducation, science and culture indicators.Visit source ↗
- World Economic ForumGlobal Risks, Future of Jobs and competitiveness reports.Visit source ↗
- Google Dataset SearchIndex of millions of open datasets.Visit source ↗