Dimension 5.1: Legislation and governance by country

Included in dashboard, but not index because of insufficient country coverage. This indicator is based on PARIS21 indicators on SDG 17.18.2 (national statistical legislation compliance with UN Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics), existence of National Statistical Council, national statistical strategy...

Countries reporting
136
Highest
1
Albania
Lowest
0
Zimbabwe
Median
1
Years covered
20
2004–2023
Data points
1,285

What the numbers show

Dimension 5.1: Legislation and governance is currently reported for 136 countries. The highest value is 1 in Albania; the lowest is 0 in Zimbabwe.

The median across all reporting countries is 1, and the mean is 0.9632.

Dimension 5.1: Legislation and governance: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Albania 1 2023 — flat
1 Andorra 1 2023 — flat
1 United Arab Emirates 1 2023 — flat
1 Argentina 1 2023 — volatile
1 Armenia 1 2023 — flat
1 Australia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Austria 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Burundi 1 2023 — flat
1 Belgium 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Bulgaria 1 2023 — flat
1 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 2023 — flat
1 Belarus 1 2023 — flat
1 Belize 1 2023 — flat
1 Bolivia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Botswana 1 2023 — flat
1 Central African Republic 1 2023 — flat
1 Canada 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Switzerland 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Chile 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 China 1 2023 — flat
1 Cote d'Ivoire 1 2023 — flat
1 Cameroon 1 2023 — volatile
1 Congo 1 2023 — flat
1 Colombia 1 2023 — flat
1 Comoros 1 2023 — volatile
1 Cape Verde 1 2023 — flat
1 Costa Rica 1 2023 — flat
1 Cyprus 1 2023 — flat
1 Czechia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Germany 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Dominica 1 2023 — flat
1 Denmark 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Algeria 1 2023 — flat
1 Spain 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Estonia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Finland 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 France 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Faroe Islands 1 2023 — flat
1 Gabon 1 2023 — flat
1 United Kingdom 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Georgia 1 2023 — flat
1 Guinea 1 2023 — flat
1 Gambia 1 2023 — flat
1 Equatorial Guinea 1 2023 — flat
1 Greece 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Hong Kong 1 2023 — flat
1 Honduras 1 2023 — volatile
1 Croatia 1 2023 — flat
1 Hungary 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Indonesia 1 2023 — flat
1 India 1 2023 — flat
1 Ireland 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Iran 1 2023 — flat
1 Iraq 1 2023 — flat
1 Iceland 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Israel 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Italy 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Jordan 1 2023 — flat
1 Japan 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Kazakhstan 1 2023 — flat
1 Kyrgyzstan 1 2023 — volatile
1 Cambodia 1 2023 — flat
1 Saint Kitts and Nevis 1 2023 — flat
1 South Korea 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Kuwait 1 2023 — flat
1 Liberia 1 2023 — flat
1 Libya 1 2023 — flat
1 Liechtenstein 1 2023 — flat
1 Lithuania 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Luxembourg 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Latvia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Macao 1 2023 — flat
1 Moldova 1 2023 — flat
1 Madagascar 1 2023 — flat
1 Maldives 1 2023 — flat
1 Mexico 1 2023 — flat
1 North Macedonia 1 2023 — flat
1 Mali 1 2023 — flat
1 Malta 1 2023 — flat
1 Mongolia 1 2023 — flat
1 Northern Mariana Islands 1 2023 — flat
1 Mauritania 1 2023 — flat
1 Mauritius 1 2023 — flat
1 New Caledonia 1 2023 — flat
1 Niger 1 2023 — flat
1 Netherlands 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Norway 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Nepal 1 2023 — volatile
1 Nauru 1 2023 — flat
1 New Zealand 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Oman 1 2023 — flat
1 Pakistan 1 2023 — flat
1 Panama 1 2023 — flat
1 Philippines 1 2023 — flat
1 Palau 1 2023 — flat
1 Poland 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Puerto Rico 1 2023 — flat
1 Portugal 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Paraguay 1 2023 — volatile
1 Palestine 1 2023 — flat
1 Qatar 1 2023 — flat
1 Romania 1 2023 — flat
1 Russia 1 2023 — flat
1 Saudi Arabia 1 2023 — flat
1 Sudan 1 2023 — flat
1 Senegal 1 2023 — flat
1 Singapore 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Serbia 1 2023 — flat
1 South Sudan 1 2023 — flat
1 Sao Tome and Principe 1 2023 — flat
1 Suriname 1 2023 — flat
1 Slovakia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Slovenia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Sweden 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Eswatini 1 2023 — flat
1 Togo 1 2023 — flat
1 Thailand 1 2023 — flat
1 Tajikistan 1 2023 — flat
1 East Timor 1 2023 — volatile
1 Tonga 1 2023 — flat
1 Turkey 1 2023 — flat
1 Tanzania 1 2023 — flat
1 Uganda 1 2023 — flat
1 Ukraine 1 2023 — volatile
1 Uruguay 1 2023 — flat
1 United States 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Uzbekistan 1 2023 — flat
1 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1 2023 — volatile
1 Vanuatu 1 2023 — flat
1 Samoa 1 2023 — flat
1 South Africa 1 2023 — flat
132 Barbados 0 2023 — falling
132 Brunei 0 2023 — volatile
132 Egypt 0 2023 — volatile
132 Sri Lanka 0 2023 — volatile
132 Zimbabwe 0 2023 — volatile

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Indicator
Dimension 5.1: Legislation and governance
Source
Statistical Performance Indicators, The World Bank (https://datacatalog.worldbank.org/dataset/statistical-performance-indicators)
Licence
CC BY 4.0 (World Bank Open Data)
Coverage
152 places, 1,285 data points, 2004–2023
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Included in dashboard, but not index because of insufficient country coverage. This indicator is based on PARIS21 indicators on SDG 17.18.2 (national statistical legislation compliance with UN Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics), existence of National Statistical Council, national statistical strategy generation, national statistical plan. Limited country coverage makes cross country comparison limited. A global database of statistical and data legislation and governance practice would be a valuable resource for capacity building in general not just for the SPI.