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The From Rio to Johannesburg dashboard shows how the UN CSD indicator set could be used to assess the overall SD performance of countries. The Sustainable Development Index is composed of 4 sub-indices (in brackets: No. of indicators) - Social (19) - Environment (20) - Economic (14) - Institutional (8) The database contains 61 indicators for 232 countries. |
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The Millennium Development Goals Indicators Dashboard is an attempt to show how the official UN Millennium Development Goals set could be used for assessing progress, or lack of progress, towards Sustainable Development. The MDG data have been compiled by the United Nations Statistics Division. Please bear in mind that such databases often do not reflect the latest state-of-the-art, especially for OECD countries. Our objective was a good country coverage, and a close match to the MDG "Roadmap", and often accuracy had to be given a lower priority to reach this goal. Please note that aggregation of indicators to overall indices, as presented here with the MDG Dashboard, is still controversial. The authors believe that aggregation can greatly enhance communication with non-expert audiences. However, the indices presented here are NOT endorsed by those who bear official political responsibility for the MDGs. |
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The Harvard Kennedy School of Government Index of African Governance Dashboard shows how the indicators developed by Rotberg & Gisselquist could be used to assess the overall "Good Governance" performance of African countries. The KSG Index of African Governance is composed of 5 sub-indices: (in brackets: No. of indicators) - Safety and Security (2) - Rule of Law, Transparency, and Corruption (3) - Participation and Human Rights (2) - Sustainable Economic Opportunity (4) - Human Development (3) The database contains 55 indicators for 48 countries. |
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The Failed States Index Dashboard shows how The Fund for Peace & Foreign Policy indicators could be used to assess the overall performance of countries. The FSI Dashboard is composed of 12 sub-indices, and holds data for 177 countries.
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The CIFP Fragile States Index Dashboard shows how the Country Indicators for Foreign Policy could be used to assess the overall fragility of countries. The Fragile States Index is composed of 10 indicators, with data for 64 countries.
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The World Bank Governance Indicators dashboard shows how theWorld Bank Institute's WGI indicators (Kaufmann, Kraay and Mastruzzi, 2008) could be used to assess the overall "good governance" performance of countries. The Governance Index is composed of 6 indicators, with data for 211 countries.
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The CDI Dashboard (© Center for Global Development, CGDEV) shows how the CDI indicators can be used to assess the overall efforts of rich countries to help the poor. The Commitment to Development Index is composed of 7 sub-indices, and holds data for 20 countries. Note that this Dashboard shows only the top aggregation level, due to incompatibilities at lower levels between the CGDEV and the Dashboard algorithms.
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The ESI variables Dashboard shows how Yale & Columbia Universities indicators could be used to assess the overall performance of countries. This dashboard is structured as follows: The Environmental Sustainability Index is composed of 5 sub-indices: (in brackets: No. of indicators) System (17), Stress (21), Vulnerability (7), Capacity and Global (7)
The database contains 76 indicators for 145 countries. |
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The Sustainable Society Index Dashboard shows how the indicators composed by Geurt van de Kerk and Arthur Manuel could be used to assess the overall Sustainability performance of countries. The Sustainable Society Index is composed of 5 sub-indices: (in brackets: No. of indicators) Personal Development (6), Clean Environment (3), Well-balanced Society (5), Sustainable Use of Resources (3) and Sustainable World (5) The database contains 22 indicators for 149 countries. |
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The IUCN China Dashboard shows how IUCN indicators could be used to assess the overall human and ecosystem wellbeing of China's provinces. The IUCN China Index is composed of 2 sub-indices: (in brackets: No. of indicators): Human Aspects (5) and Environmental Aspects (5). The database contains 10 indicators for 30 provinces.
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The IFPRI China Dashboard shows how IFPRI indicators could be used to assess the overall performance of China's provinces. The IFPRI Rural China Index is composed of 3 sub-indices: (in brackets: No. of indicators) - Agriculture (14) - Economy (21) - Social issues (9) The database contains 44 indicators for 28 provinces. |
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This site shows how IWPR indicators could be used to assess the overall gender equality performance of U.S. States. The Best and Worst State Economies for Women Index is composed of 2 sub-indices: (in brackets: No. of indicators) - Index Earnings and Employment (4) - Index Economic Policy Environment (5) The database contains 9 indicators for 50 States. |
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The Tanzania Districts Dashboard shows how Poverty and Human Development Report 2005 indicators could be used to assess the overall performance of regions. The Dashboard's Regional Development Index is composed of 3 sub-indices (in brackets: No. of indicators): Economy (7), Social services (20), Environment (6). The database contains 33 indicators for 120 regions. |
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The Maternal & Neonatal Program Effort Dashboard shows how Constella Futures indicators could be used to assess the overall performance of countries in providing health care to children and mothers. The Maternal & Neonatal Program Effort Index (MNPI) is composed of 14 sub-indices containing 95 indicators, with data for 60 countries.
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The Privacy International Dashboard shows how Privacy International indicators could be used to assess the overall performance of countries. This dashboard is structured as follows: The Privacy Protection Index is composed of 1 sub-indices: (in brackets: No. of indicators) - Privacy Protection Index (13) The database contains 13 indicators for 36 countries. |
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The Times University Ranking Dashboard shows how The Times Higher Education Supplement indicators could be used to assess the overall performance of universities. This dashboard is structured as follows: The University Quality Index is composed of 1 sub-indices: (in brackets: No. of indicators) - University Quality Index (6) The database contains 6 indicators for 199 universities. |
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Greetings from the JRC and the Economist Intelligence Unit: The 2007 E-readiness rankings dashboard shows how Economist Intelligence Unit indicators could be used to assess the overall performance of countries. The dashboard structure mirrors that of the E-readiness rankings index, which is composed of 6 sub-indices containing a total of 45 indicators covering 69 countries (in brackets: No. of indicators): Connectivity and technology infrastructure (8), Business environment (9), Social and cultural environment (5), Legal environment (4), Government policy and vision (4), Consumer and business adoption (5). |
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