Statistical performance indicators (SPI): Pillar 4 data sources score (scale 0-100)

The overall score for data sources serves as a composite metric assessing the availability and utilization of diverse data types essential for informed decision-making within a country's statistical framework. It encompasses four main categories: censuses and surveys conducted by national statistical offices, administrative data acquired from governmental agencies, geospatial information crucial for spatial analysis, and private sector or citizen-generated data that adds grassroots perspectives. A well-balanced integration of these sources, tailored to a country's unique institutional context and statistical maturity, is vital for generating robust statistical indicators. Higher scores reflect a comprehensive data environment that enhances the quality and reliability of national statistics, thereby identifying gaps and guiding strategic investments to meet evolving analytical needs. Source: