https://blogs.worldbank.org/developmenttalk/unveiling-global-findex-database-2021-five-charts
Source: Global Findex database. 2021 saw the long-stagnant gender gap in developing economies decline from 9 percentage points to 6 percentage points. The data now find that 74 percent of men but only 68 percent of women in developing economies had an account. Globally, 78 percent of men and 74 percent of women had an account—a gender gap of ...
The database is updated regularly and publicly available. 3. Second, our database provides a balanced sample of a wide range of inflation measures (headline, core, energy and food CPI; PPI; and GDP deflator) for 25 countries from 1970 and 67 countries from 2000. To our knowledge, no other database provides such a large, balanced
The Database has three components and organized into: 1. Zila-level data and visualization. Organized around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), this database contains indicators for each of Bangladesh’s 64 zilas (districts), covering a range of topics including poverty, nutrition, fertility, health, access to services, and more.
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The fourth edition of Global Findex - the world's most comprehensive database on financial inclusion - offers a lens into how people accessed and used financial services during COVID-19, when mobility restrictions and health policies drove increased demand for digital services of all kinds ...
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The April 2022 update introduces the 9th edition of the Global Database of Shared Prosperity. Shared prosperity, defined as the growth in household per capita income or consumption of the poorest 40 percent of the population, is the World Bank’s second Twin Goal, alongside ending extreme poverty.
https://blogs.worldbank.org/opendata/your-top-5-questions-about-world-bank-open-data
On quarterly data, unfortunately the World Development Indicators database provides only annual data. For this type of information we would suggest contacting country statistical offices as they may collect more granular data. For poverty headcount ratios, the data only dates back to 1990. on your last question, GDP does not include any aid data.
The database helps users—analysts, policymakers, academics, and all those curious about the state of the world—to find information related to all aspects of development, both current and historical. An annual World Development Indicators report was available in print or PDF format until last year.
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This database aims to be a holistic source of information on abuse of dominance, anticompetitive agreements, and merger cases involving digital platforms, which have been finalized by antitrust authorities worldwide. It also identifies some risks to competition arising from various digital platform business models in different sectors and ...
https://blogs.worldbank.org/opendata/raising-bar-debt-data-transparency
The database follows international statistical standards and is widely used by policymakers and academia. It now includes information on what each borrowing country owes to each official and private creditor, as well as the average maturity and interest rate on which loans were extended. To keep up with recent borrowing trends, the World Bank ...