PARIS21 Partner Report on Support to Statistics 2022

09.11.2022

Image shows cover page of the PRESS 2022

  • Funding to data and statistics has declined by a record amount
  • The unprecedented decline in funding for data and statistics threatens the success of the SDGs
  • Funding for gender data has decreased even more sharply, putting women and girls at particular risk of being left behind without high-quality data

Read the report

Find out more about the PARIS21 Partner Report on Support to Statistics, including previous editions

Print

See other articles

Gambia launches its new statistics strategy
Gambia's third National Strategy for the Development of Statistics has launched. With participation from across the national statistics system it marks a collaborative and particip(...)
14.09.2023
Statistical Leadership Training
The growing demand for data to implement national development plans, achieve the SDGs and address global crises puts pressure on national statistical offices (NSOs) to increase dat(...)
06.09.2023
Senegal is leading the way in developing a climate(...)
“There is a crucial need for data and this meeting comes at the right time. Climate change statistics are alarming, and we need to implement urgent measures.” - Mr. (...)
11.07.2023
Developing a communications strategy for Madagasca(...)
In late 2022, with development of its second National Strategy for the Development of Statistics well underway, INSTAT Madagascar decided that the time was ripe to prepare a co(...)
07.07.2023