Launched in 2023, it contains data collected from 1950 to 2022, spanning 72 years.
Drawing on 16 sources, it includes more than 2,000 indicators across topics from SDGs and COVID-19 to malaria and health care.
It lists up to 17 inequality dimensions, with some indicators supporting double disaggregation, such as sex by economic status.
Coverage spans all world regions but varies by country and population subgroup; indicators from fewer than 10 countries were excluded.
Users can download datasets, query the OData API, or explore HEAT; the repository is broad and practical, not universally complete or fully harmonized.
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