The World Factbook presents the basic realities about the world in which we live in and is one of the U.S. Government’s most accessed publications.

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• Racial/Ethnic Groups


• Religion


• Education (Literacy, Length of schooling)


• Life Expectancy

As the custodian of global health data, WHO must develop, uphold and ensure high global standards of data collection, processing, synthesis and analysis.
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• Health


• Life Expectancy

This list of sites collects links to both international statistical organizations as well as links to national statistical agencies of countries other than the United States who host their data in English.

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• Health


• Population


• Employment


• Housing


• Family Structure

The EU youth dashboard is made up of a selection of statistical indicators that are grouped according to the strategy’s core actions - engage, connect, and empower - and are complemented with contextual indicators. This data typically covers ages 15-30 for nations within the European Union.

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• Education


• Employment


• Health and Wellbeing

UNICEF’s Data Team is the global go-to for data on children. It leads the collection, validation, analysis, use and communication of the most statistically sound, internationally comparable data on the situation of children and women around the world.

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• Education


• Mental and Physical Health


• Social Protections for Children and Families

Part of the Centers for Disease Control, this site collects information about current health threats relevant to different locations around the world.

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• Health

Data from the World Health Organization outlining the cause and rate of child mortality in each country by cause.

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• Health