Open Data Sources
Open Data Sources provide free, publicly accessible datasets that can be used for research, teaching, innovation, policy development, and data analysis. These platforms enable researchers, students, and professionals to access high-quality datasets from governments, international organizations, research institutions, and scientific communities.
The University Library encourages users to explore these resources for academic research, data visualization, machine learning, statistical analysis, and evidence-based decision-making.
Benefits
- Free access to reliable datasets
- Supports research and innovation
- Promotes transparency and reproducibility
- Useful for data science, artificial intelligence, and machine learning
- Enables evidence-based policy and decision-making
- Enhances teaching and learning through real-world datasets
Local sources
International sources
- World Health Organization (WHO) Open Data Repository
- World Bank Open Data
- Visual Capitalist - Datastream
- Our World in Data
- Worldometer
- Google Public Data Explorer
- Google Dataset Search
- World Poverty Clock
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- Livestock Data for Decisions (LD4D)
- Covid-19 Visualizer
- NextStrain
- European Union Open Data Portal
- Data.Gov
- WHO (COVID-19) Situation Dashboard
- UNICEF Dataset
