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The World Bank’s Global Public Procurement Database (GPPD) captures data about country procurement and e-Procurement systems at a global level.

The database covers country treatments of both foundational regulation such anti-money laundering and countering of financial terrorism and the existence of rules to combat cybercrime as well as regulations specific to fintech business models such as digital banking and cryptoassets and marketplace lending.

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic the Digital Development team has been tracking digital responses globally to understand how governments, telecoms and the private sector have supported affordable and resilient digital infrastructure and services to help individuals, businesses and governments cope with the crisis.

Financial Management Information Systems (FMIS) support the automation and integration of public financial management processes including budget formulation, execution (e.g. commitment control, cash/debt management, treasury operations), accounting, and reporting.

What is e-Government? “E-Government” refers to the use by government agencies of information technologies (such as Wide Area Networks, the Internet, and mobile computing) that have the ability to transform relations with citizens, businesses, and other arms of government.

The Global Financial Inclusion Database 2021 (Global Findex) is the world’s most comprehensive data set on how adults save, borrow, make payments, and manage their household financial risks. Findex data reveals trends in the use of bank accounts, mobile money accounts, credit and debit cards, and the internet to conduct financial transactions.

The Global Consumption Database can help you: What data are available? The Global Consumption Database has compiled data from surveys of more than a million households around the world. Users can access spending numbers, view graphs and tables, and download data for analysis. The data can be broken down in several ways:

BRIEF Pensions: Data June 23, 2014 This section presents cross-country data for mandatory pension systems around the world. These indicators are part of the World Bank HDNSP pensions database, and various sources have served to compile such information.

The Global Database of Shared Prosperity (World Bank) includes the most recent figures on income growth of the bottom 40 per cent and a few related indicators for nearly 80 countries, which are roughly comparable in terms of time period and interval.