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Measuring financing for data and statistics

30 Oct, 2023 | Project
Timely, reliable and disaggregated data and statistics are fundamental in guiding national policy making to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and leave no one behind. However, significant data gaps persist. Funding for data and statistics must be accelerated. PARIS21 provides a rigorous and comprehensive analysis of funding for data and statistics to guide partners in understanding where and how to best fund data and statistics.

PRESS 2018: Tracking Aid to Statistics

4 Oct, 2018
| News
The Partner Report on Support to Statistics (PRESS) analyses trends in aid for statistics in developing and emerging economies and advocates for an increase in funding for statistics to boost the chances of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

PRESS2020: Under COVID-19, worrying stagnation in funding despite growing data demand

8 Dec, 2020
| News
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PRESS 2021: Dramatic increase in support to health-related data and statistics under COVID-19 while other sectors see decline

24 Nov, 2021
| News
Overall funding to data and statistics is likely to remain stagnant in 2020. Funding to frontier technologies is accelerating amidst declining system support. Within an increasingly fragmented funding landscape, this poses risks to long-term pandemic recovery.

Supporting Costa Rica’s ambitious environmental policies with data planning, strategies and partnerships

1 Nov, 2023
| Our impact
Costa Rica is famed for its natural environment and progressive approach to environmental policy making, which has yielded inspirational success stories in recent years. But successful policy making needs to be backed by statistics that are comprehensive, timely and disaggregated. When the country came to develop its most recent national strategy for the development of statistics in 2022, ensuring that data needs were adequately represented and that gaps were identified and addressed was paramount. The country’s National Inventory of Statistical Operations alongside PARIS21’s ADAPT tool gave the granular detail to inform the NSDS.

PRESS 2019: Funding to statistics has to double to ensure SDGs leave no-one behind

24 Sep, 2019
| News

Weekly Stats, Data and Development News | 29 August 2018

5 Sep, 2018
| News

PRESS 2025 - PARIS21 Partner Report on Support to Statistics 2025: Maintaining Momentum to Protect Hard-Won Gains

6 Nov, 2025
| Publication
Taken as a snapshot, financing for data and statistics in the 2025 PRESS report gives cause for optimism. Overall funding has increased, thanks in particular to a rebound in support from DAC donors - the longstanding backbone of assistance to data and statistics. However, while recent years have brought numerous challenges that have tested but not undermined international support for national statistical systems, continuing to operate in a state of constant crisis will eventually take its toll.

Partner Report on Support to Statistics (PRESS) 2020

1 Jan, 2020
| Publication
This Partner Report on Support to Statistics (PRESS) 2020 provides the key facts, and evidence for more and better funding needs to development data. It includes a new section (Part 1) to provide a snapshot of funding to data and statistics during the time of COVID-19.

Partner Report on Support to Statistics (PRESS) 2021

1 Jan, 2021
| Publication
The PARIS21 Partner Report on Support to Statistics is the most comprehensive annual analysis of donor financial flows to data and statistics. The aim of PRESS is to provide a full picture of international support to statistics. The 2021 edition is the first study to analyse the evolution of development data financing during the COVID-19 pandemic and features a new section on funding to civil registration and vital statistics.
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