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Civil society, academia, the private sector, governments, and international agencies are uniting to ensure the progress from the 2024 to the 2026 UNWDF drives impactful, data-driven actions. Search the inventory to discover the organizations leading the way and find ways to collaborate.

Strengthening the Building Blocks of Public Health: Investing in Birth, Death, and NCD Data

Bloomberg Philanthropies and partners are expanding CRVS support through global trainings and partnerships, boosting data capacity across Africa and the Pacific Islands.

Putting Children at the Center: Building Data Governance Fit for Children

UNICEF and partners are building data governance systems that protect children’s rights through events, youth engagement, and coalitions like Beneficial AI for Children.

Tracking Progress Together: A Global Lens on Data for Sustainable Development

As momentum grows to use data for achieving the SDGs, the Global Data Barometer (GDB) remains a key resource for tracking how data is governed and used worldwide. Since launching its second edition in May 2025, the GDB team has engaged in global and regional events to promote more inclusive and accountable data ecosystems.

Including the Excluded: Advancing Data on Refugees, IDPs, and Stateless Persons

EGRISS is advancing its commitment to strengthen data on refugees, IDPs, and stateless persons through global advocacy, regional workshops, and support for implementing international statistical standards.

iCount Coalition: Turning Commitment Into Global Action

Since its launch at the UN World Data Forum in Medellín in November 2024, the iCount Coalition commitment has quickly become one of the most active Commit to Data participants. In just a few months, the Coalition has demonstrated how partnerships and advocacy can advance more inclusive data systems that reflect the realities of all individuals.

Driving Gender-Transformative Climate Solutions with Data: GEDA Small Grants in Action

In 2024, the Women's Environment and Development Organization (WEDO), together with the Gender and Environment Data Alliance (GEDA), committed to enabling better collection, analysis, and application of gender-environment data through a new small grants mechanism. Less than a year later, that commitment is already driving real impact—both on the ground and on the global stage through its small grants program.

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