Open Data Sources
World Bank Data
Provides comprehensive data on global development, including economic indicators, health, education, and more.
United Nations Data
Offers a broad range of data collected by various UN agencies, covering topics like population, environment, and economic statistics.
OECD Data
Provides data on a variety of topics, including economic growth, education, and quality of life, from member countries.
U.S. Census Bureau
Offers detailed demographic, economic, and housing data for the United States.
Eurostat
The statistical office of the European Union provides data on various aspects of European economies, societies, and environments.
Data.gov
The U.S. government's open data portal offers datasets on a wide range of topics, including health, education, and public safety.
Kaggle Datasets
A platform with a variety of datasets contributed by the community, covering diverse topics and often used for data analysis and machine learning projects.
Statista
Provides access to statistics and studies from over 22,500 sources, including industry reports and market data.
Pew Research Center
Offers data on social trends, demographics, and public opinion in the U.S. and around the world.
Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
Provides data on labor economics, including employment, wages, and inflation for the United States.
International Monetary Fund (IMF) Data
Offers global financial and economic data, including international financial statistics and economic outlooks.
Google Public Data Explorer
A tool that allows users to explore, visualize, and compare data from various sources on topics such as economy, health, and education. Not available on MCPS network.
WHO Global Health Observatory (GHO)
Provides data on global health, including statistics on diseases, health systems, and other health-related metrics.
National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Offers a wealth of data on U.S. education, including assessments, enrollment, and finance.
The Human Development Reports (HDR) by UNDP
Provides data related to human development, including health, education, and income metrics globally.