International Labour Organization
Primary SourceThe UN agency for labor statistics. We use the ILO as the primary source for employment, unemployment, and labor market indicators.
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The UN agency for labor statistics. We use the ILO as the primary source for employment, unemployment, and labor market indicators.
Visit ILO StatisticsThe global authority on macroeconomic data. We use the IMF as the primary source for critical statistics like GDP, inflation, and public debt.
Visit IMF DataThe UN specialized agency for ICT. We use the ITU as the primary source for telecommunications and internet connectivity statistics.
Visit ITU StatisticsThe UN authority on demographic data. We use the UNPD as the primary source for population estimates, projections, and demographic trends.
Visit UN Population DivisionBoth a primary source for development indicators and our main ingestion platform. The World Bank aggregates verified economic and social data from hundreds of authoritative sources globally.
Visit World Bank Open Data